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Yes that was very disrespectful. While I was waiting for it to get light on the Dove Opener NPR played an interview that as a parent had me on the verge of tears. https://www.npr.org/2021/09/01/1033170634/the-father-of-a-fallen-marine-talks-about-his-son-who-died-in-afghanistan

Congrats Brian.

America is one of the very few countries that doesn't eat it, anymore. Actually tastes better than venison or elk but killing them was vilified here. https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2013/oct/22/horsemeat-scandal-guardian-investigation-public-secrecy

And now, aren't you glad you did.

My brother in Louisiana put a metal roof on his house a few years ago. His house is one of the only houses in his neighborhood that didn't have roof damage from Ida earlier this week.

Just curious. I have never done a backpack hunt so I can see where they might come in handy.

Are you a betting man?

WHat type of roof? Do you want the same type?

So do any of you actually eat these after you buy them and before you go afield to see if you like them? Or do you just read reviews or talk to others who have already tried them? Just curious.

How old is it? Was it part of the recall?

Back in the 80's we just wore cotton long johns under our jeans when we hunted near catclaw. Not purrfect but it worked pretty well.

Now you know why it comes in a bucket. LOL

Well. You might want to start here. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1115123845547787

GOOGLE it.

Oldie but a goodie.

https://www.phoenixshootingbags.com/

I have done 90% of dove hunting with a Modified Choke. If you can find a place that has Collard Doves that fly low and slow you might want a IC Choke.

This young man has really honed his skills. Great Job.

I would suggest to get some socks like the Hiking ones from Smartwool. They will give plenty of cushion and keep your feet warm. Once the sun goes down the temps really drop up on the plateau. A wool beanie will keep your head warm at night and dress in layers while out hunting.

Better news, thanks for the update. Tell him to keep fighting.

Have you tried Numerich Arms or some of the Muzzleloader Forums?

I use a Slumberjack cot and a Teton pad. Very comfortable. I have two of those cots and on one of them the fabric was a very tight fit to the point it almost took two people at times to get it together. I contacted Slumberjack and they sent me a new one free of charge in two days. It only took about 15 minutes to replace. I have had these cots for about 12 years and they are still like new.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/273762757430?mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=711-53200-19255-0&campid=5338722076&toolid=10001

Harley I have a guy in Mesa who can do it and will tow you to his shop. He mostly does Super Duty's but will also do other trucks and work with you on the parts. He is the only shop I let work on my truck. He just moved into an 8 bay shop and is a little backed up but it's an option.