JSR

Thanks, Ivan

FYI - if you go to the Big Bo you cannot sit on water. Just incase you were thinking of getting your dad set up in a ground blind.

GAIA CAL TOPO EXPERTGPS

Backcountry Hunters and Anglers Doesn't Meat Eater lie Pole to Hole with them also?

Wipe with a liberal

I was glad to listen to something besides a 45 minute info-mercial for MNT OPS.

We need hunters at the ballot box. Turn the tables.....go to the Midwest in October.

A javelina is not a pig. Maybe that's why they don't carry it.

There has never been a case of javelina carrying trichanosis.

its only illegal if you get caught Love, Nobull

Browning BLR 30.06 Heavy as a F250 and on a good day I could hold a 3" group at a 100 Killed two elk and 2 muleys with it.

For what you've spent on factory ammo you could be reloading. I did the same thing for years. 1000's of dollars later I finally saw the light.

the 7-08 might be the most under rated cartridge out there. Love, lark

Looks like maybe Mayor Pete's ride.

I think he's Feeling the Bern

GOVT workers don't start until after 8:00 am

My wife told me this morning that our B of A card is being reissued due to compromise in their system but our current card is still valid until we activate the new one.

I use prepaid cards. Less chance of mess ups.

Call your bank. They can let the charges go through. Hurry though.

Maybe NOBULL has taken to selling his stash of viagra to pay off the fine?

I have .308 with a 26” barrel. I get a verified 2900 fps MV with 178 Hornady Amax bullets and 44 grains of R15. It has killed a pile critters at 300-500 yards. How much MV can I expect to loss if I have it cut down to 22”? I expect I will need to use a faster burning powder With the shorter barrel. Maybe drop down to the 168 grain. I have several other rifles for deer/elk but they are kind of heavy and am looking to have a lighter weight option for rougher/steeper country.

My dad always said that when the Palo Verde's are in bloom its time to go catch crappie. He used to do pretty good at San Carlos and Bartlett using that indicator.

a lot of people put their chonograph too close to the end of the barrel, regardless of barrel length. I try to put mine at least 10 yards out front. Seems to get more consistent readings, for me anyway.

I just buy bare shafts off ebay and fletch them myself. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Gold-Tip-5575-Hunter-Graphite-Shafts/223914479791?hash=item342257d0af:g:4a0AAOSw-LJeSZp- https://www.ebay.com/itm/12-Gold-Tip-XT-Hunter-5575-400-Carbon-Arrow-Shafts-CUT-TO-LENGTH/333497422046?hash=item4da5fed0de:g:3asAAOSwUuFWwlm-

I have 50% hearing loss from being stupid as a kid so I probably would not hear the dogs anyway. BOOM.