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Got my tom Sunday in 35a.

Dove season was like a national holiday when I was in school. Lots of guys came in late and or brought shotguns to school. No big deal. Starts in the home!

Ok, Bernie Sanders.

Nice tag! Are the feathers missing or is it just the picture? If they’re missing I know a roost you might be able to replace them.

She's paying for half and I will make any repairs and improvements with her. She's pretty excited.

Same here, was able to jump on my dirt bike and go hunt or shoot almost whenever I wanted. I was called to the principals office once and he walked me out to the parking lot. I had my shotgun in the gun rack on my back window of my truck. He told me I better move it behind the seat because it might be stolen being out in the open.

I just had this discussion with someone, "Just the presence of a firearm in the house guarantees an accident" I grew up in a house full of guns, I could get my hands on any of them most any time of the day and can you believe it not a single accident. I was allowed to take my 22 or my 20 ga. out to hunt even if no one was home as long as my chores were done.

Spring 🦃 went pretty good for me. Headed up for a quick hunt Sunday and after 1 and a half hours had a nice Tom come in.

Interesting, you knew it was going to happen when they closed down the camp areas! The Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests have seen record visitation over the past couple of weekends. Recreating comes with responsibility. Every sport has rules for safety and fairness and that applies for all recreational activities on public lands. These rules exist to protect each individual, young and old, wildlife, and the natural resource. This weekend, a majority of the recreators on the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests did not show respect for any of that to include public law. Most visitors recreating with families have little children, with big bright eyes and the ability to remember just about every detail. They are watching every move mom, dad, grandpa, aunt, uncle, and cousin make, soaking up everything, from the way the forests smelled to how their role models treated the forest during maybe their very first camping trip, bike ride, hike, or hunt. Was the camp site or trail treated like a post-apocalyptic wasteland with trash and feces everywhere a human laid foot? Was a tradition of destruction created or tradition of caring for the lands? Camping, hiking, biking, and hunting are ways to connect to the land as well as connect with friends and family. Destroying the land and having no remorse while doing so displays selfishness and disrespect. When recreating on public lands, please recreate responsibly and help minimize water contamination, spread of disease, and social and aesthetic impacts. Use Leave No Trace, Pack it in, Pack it out, and Tread Lightly ethics and guidelines to keep the forests and its visitors safe. It is up to you. How to dig a cathole: https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-1-d&q=how+to+dig+a+cathole#kpvalbx=__VqwXs-zA5iHytMP0_Sy-A030

we did the same thing in high school in washington state. in the late 70's. opening day of deer season was a known ditch day only some of them female teachers showed up hardly any kids. ducks and geese were shot on school grounds after school, however if there was a pheasant on the football feild we had 3 teachers that would hunt them we used to watch out the window while we were still in his class. kept his O/U right behind his desk. civics teacher was an awsum shot and usually the quickest

Little dog humor to brighten the day.

This could be a good v8 swap project.

Just because he's wrong handed, doesn't mean it won't shoot with the right handed person. It is very simple to move the magazine catch to the other side, or replace it with something else you like. It takes about 1 minute to move it and no special tools, ie., a thins small ended flat head will do and needle nose Don't ever be afraid of a glock with, 100, 500 or 1k rounds, these things can go for many k before needing any parts replaced, plus its cheap to fix.

Both of these are sold. @FB67 and @unit21savage are stand up guys and I’d do business with them again.

I attended Peoria High and we used to take our shotguns to school and go dove hunting with our baseball coach who also taught government. Normal stuff back then and nobody thought twice about it.

Unit 1 was a little tough. Birds were chatty before the sun comes up, but go silent after they hit the ground. Sunday we didn’t hear a gobble. Caught this guy on Saturday and he was a nice bird. Very blessed with him. One tag left for my wife now.

When I was growing up we used to go hit the dairy farms for practice on pigeons before dove season, the farmer liked us for smashin lots of pigeons. When I had kids of my own they were taught early on never to touch dads pistol on the counter, but if they wanted to all they had to do was ask and I would clear the gun and they could hold it and look it over and that went for all of my guns. We would go over safety stuff, proper handling and most of all, I took the curiosity factor out of them. My kids respect firearms and love them that much more.

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Nice

San Carlos has extended the current Stay At Home order until May 27th. All lakes, rivers, outdoor areas are closed to Everyone. Curfew every night from 9pm to 6am. Checkpoints at every entrance to the town and must show tribal ID or other proof of residency. No funerals or wakes, just burials with no more than 10 ppl. Alcohol sales on the Rez banned for the duration of the closure. Number of Covid 19 cases on San Carlos - 0. DAN