thegunsmith2506

Is there something in the chamber? Is it a detachable magazine?

I own several shotguns and by far the most comfortable to me is the Browning Maxus with a 26in barrel. Shoots everything from light dove loads to 2-1/4 ounce turkey loads with no issues. The recoil is tight enough that my wife shoots it for turkeys too.

I love my .270wsm, but my wifes .300wsm has killed every thing from pigs to buffalo. I think its about the best round out there.

In Williams we have a spot at the court house that is a designated meeting spot. It has cameras that monitor transaction.

When I was in high school I trapped gophers for some local farmers. I would set and check traps all day long. I learned that digging down to where the hole is more flat and then covering the hole with a board seemed to help.

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The State Trust land north of Rucker Road use to be really good.

A few years ago we had a pocket of bulls going crazy on the late archery. They did that for about 3 days and then we never heard another peep out of them.

They come up on camofire from time to time

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There is plenty of water, but a lot of the small tanks are drying up fast.

We bought a used 2005 GMC a few years ago with an aftermarket JVC installed in the dash. I never thought much about it until a couple of weeks ago when we had to drive clear across the state for a funeral. There aren't enough toys and books to keep a 6yo happy for 16 hours of sitting in 2 days. While I was getting gas my wife ran over to the Redbox and rented a couple of movies for our boy to watch. It worked out great! What I really liked about the JVC is that I could control everything from the factory controls on the steering wheel. If I needed to hear what he or my wife were saying I could pause the movie.

If you can find one of these on ebay they are pretty good for the money. https://www.amazon.com/330DX-Tripod-3-Way-Quick-Release/dp/B00009R6R9/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8

I have the Kelvin down hoody. I have sat out and glassed at -9 deg and it was warm.

When I lost mine I went to Cabelas and bought a pistol case that works great and provides way better protection. It was only $12.99

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Heard a few the other morning while I was getting ready for work.

I have probably parked in that stretch 25 times checking cameras or hunting. We got an orange sticker one time because we were too close to the entrance ramp. I was told to park well off the shoulder and leave a note. We never had another issue.

nice gun!!

My grandpa had a few of those cots. One of them had a bullet lodged in the cross member.

and chiggers

I was in MO for year when I was 18. Horrible place to live if you like public land and being outdoors. Unless you own 500+ acres you cant do much.

Powell Springs is a great spot to camp. We use to take our 26ft trailer up there a lot in the summer.

We killed a few down by Willcox when I was growing up. We would pond jump ducks and sometimes get a snipe or 2. If you don't like eating dove, you would hate snipe!

I live just west of Parks and I have a hard time calling up here. When I lived in the desert I called a lot and could kill 30 or 40 a year all with a shotgun. Up here I probably only kill one every 10 stands. I think its easy for the coyotes to get your wind before you see them through the trees. In the last 5 years up here I have called more bobcats and foxes than coyotes.