HorseHunter

Agreed, a Buck 110 and a sharpener is hard to beat. I received mine at 14 years old and my boys got theirs for graduating hunters safety. I have broken down many a animal with that blade. It fits the hand nice and the blade is stout enough to separate joints. Not as cool looking as Damascus steel but a real using heirloom.

I can’t imagine he fairs well in the rut. Another bull gets tangled up with him both might not make it.

Totally real, did you see the trail cam video on that link?

Siwash, A ton of wisdom in the prior comments! Throw a dart at that list of welders and you won’t miss. I have a 40 year old Lincoln Buzz box (220 arc welder) for heavy stuff like used oilfield pipe and a cheap wire feed for light stuff (gate latches, horseshoe hooks, etc) only uses flux core wire with no bottles to fill but an uglier weld and (splatter) to clean up with a grinder. This will be the gift that keeps on giving! Lots of accessories to buy but agree, don’t skimp on the helmet. A cart that can be wheeled in and out of the garage / shop is super helpful too. It is a great hobby and before you know it you can put in an order for a new coffee table! Let me know if Dad needs some horseshoes and is willing to make the drive to North,North Phx, I will give him some. I PAY $25 a piece for them installed, so if I give him enough maybe I can make it up on volume..... Take care

I “pulled the trigger” on mine. Wish me luck! Thanks for posting here.

Maybe it’s the solitude that spurs creativity in nature. Seems to help these guys too. https://youtu.be/IYVcjFhpsHc Tibetan Monks Create Sand Mandala at Clark College in Vancouver, WA

Great deals here. Certainly priced to move. Items of interest to me seem to be spoken for. When my time comes, I hope my wife doesn’t sell my tack for what I told her I paid for it.

There was a Savage .243 with a scope for $184-ish at the Anthem store when I left there around 2 today. No other clearance items except the 06 that fell into my cart. Figure it would make a nice surprise for the Mrs. Asked about shotguns on clearance and the clerk expects more to follow. For what that is worth.

I have 4000 small pistol primers (oldies but unopened goodies) a bag of 30 Carbine brass with new primers installed Ammo can of 38 Special brass Sold in a lot for $100 obowidhtdtf (Or Best Offer Where I Don’t Have To Drive Too Far) Locals only I can hear Ben Avery Range reports from my house when the wind is right. possible trade for Ranger or Bass Tracker with 200 hp outboard and trailer or Canoe that floats

Sold mfernaz, Great meeting you. Good dude!

SPF

Nice old dually. Those ‘47-‘54 chevys don’t have to go fast to be cool. The five window chev/gmc in that body style is on my list of things to own.

I see that email format (first name last name and number at gmail) often superimposed on a photo listing stuff like a new JD tractor for $800. Seems like a lot of work to capture an email address and spam them. Gotta run some royal wants to send me money. My lucky day!

SOLD 2008 Carry-On enclosed cargo trailer *$4500 Sold 16’ long box 6’ wide and 6’3 tall Tandem 3500# axles 2-5/16 Ball needed for this bumper pull trailer Marker lights and brakes in good working order Roof has rigid insulation and some incomplete interior wiring in the interior for fluorescent lighting and outlets. Make it your own camper, tool, or toy trailer. located in Desert Hills area of North Phx *mention CWT for a 5% discount off of price listed

Thanks for all the interest. Trailer is SPF

Ha, Classic!

Hope it finds a good home. The 30-30 mdl 94 was my first rifle and was used to take my first five deer. In recent years, Hornady has helped the caliber a lot with their LEVERevolution ammo. Put me in the north woods or in the saddle with that gun and it’s a good day. All the best.

PM sent. This is Ellie the wonder dog. Snow pic is from the 2019 North Dakota pheasant opener. Other Pic is what was left of a chicken that flew over the wrong fence at our old Idaho homestead several years back. Couldn’t yell at her for having a healthy prey drive.