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This is under elk hunting, dude! Title, muzzleloader information for beginners…. No one was talking about a 7mm or 300 mag, dude! Pay attention.

For those of you who are shooting out to 500 yards, the big questions is, how much KE do you have? Is it enough for penetration and proper bullet expansion? I would question shooting a muzzleloader at a bull elk at that range . Ringing a gong is a whole lot different.

I've used the Barnes Spitfire TMZ for years, they penetrate well and expand without disintegrating. I had started out with the Powerbelts due to how ez to load and good accuracy, but they fragmented too much, and did not get the penetration I wanted. The Barnes are very accurate as well. I shoot the 250 gr, for everything. I remember someone asked Jim Shockey years ago if he changed bullets depending on game, and he said no, he shoots 250's for everything and he doesnt have to rethink it. Also, most muzzleloader scopes are designed for the 250 gr as far as BDC features, but also with 150 gr loads. Those are not much fun to shoot. I use 100, and practiced with my BDC at the different yardages to know what the changes would be with the lower charge. I have a Knight Disc, that I bought over 25 years ago, and will never change. If you shoot the Pyrodex or Triple 7, remember to clean the barrel every few shots when you go to dial it in, a fouled barrel will definitely throw you off. I bought some Blackhorn to try a couple years ago, but have had such good luck with the Triple 7, and ease of loading, I have never opened it. Now the Blackhorn is $79 per jug.....wth? Each gun will be a little different, when you get one you'll figure out the sweet spot for it with powder and bullet. I picked up a used TC on a whim, and the barrel is so tight, I have to use Spitfire T-EZ on it.

How about the use of the word “succumb”? If he had succumbed to exhaustion and dehydration as written, wouldn’t he have been done at that point?

Um, isn’t that now called Roosevelt Lake?

2108? Prototype from the future?

So, after five years, the Cats come out on top. It was a close game, and great to watch. I had my pucker moments at the end but the turnover relaxed my sphincter. Can someone take that freakin billboard on I10 down now?

Is it even televised? That comes off kind of creepy,…lol

I never wondered who follows college wrestling….now there’s two of you on here. Must have kids that wrestled?

Wind affects how far your calls carry, and how well you hear responses to your calls. Wind blowing through the ponderosas can drown out an elk bugle, much less,a gobble. The weather and how fast it warms up will be a factor as well. I think the hens know nesting in snow is futile. I’ve seen both earl and late weekends be the prime time when there were only one hunt. I’d break your week off up over some 3-4 day trips if it were my hunt.

And smallmouth and walleye and stripers

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I use the Amazn tube for cheese every year, and do about 16 lb.s at a time, no problems. I have people asking for it each winter. Everyone loves it and I use nothing but mesquite. Everyone has their own taste, I guess. The trick is, it has to be cold ambient, I find 40 or below optimum. Otherwise, I will put a pie plate of ice above the tube to absorb the heat it creates. I have the biggest tube they make, and let it run overnight till it burns out. I find Monterey or Gouda takes the flavor best. The Traeger itself will get too hot, the cheese will sweat and melt.

No comment tonite? Maybe your wrestling team will beat the Cats this year.

I have had birds come into the fakest looking decoys on the market... when the toms worked up, he doesnt care if she's ugly or a difference race. Worry more about your decoy placement.

You both sound like bitter exes. I’d suggest therapy or move on. Or get on Dr. Phil’s show…… spare the rest of us

Inside joke with Huntharder, ask him to elaborate

I heard they hang out in storm drains....

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While I’d turn someone in in a heart beat, I sure wouldn’t be making an online video with my face, name, and my kids on it.

I'm going to have to try that spatchcock style one day. Do you do it straight on the grill or in a pan?

Uber eats is a delivery service for people too lazy to go through a drive through or pick up a phone order for them selves. Or too drunk. If you don’t know about it, you’re blessed. Ultra laziness hasn’t hit your neighborhood. Unless you really think the occasional vacuuming is too much . JK. I second someone’s advice about calling Traegers help line, they’re great. I sell Traeger grills, once in a while you get one with a issue, but 95% of the time it’s skipping a step in shut down or cleaning. They really are a great product, give them a call before you give up on it. I cook everything on mine, including breakfasts, with bacon, bisquits, hash browns and eggs. Obviously need a skillet, but no bacon splatters in the kitchen makes me a rockstar with the wife.

wasnt that the little old guy in the Star Wars sequel?

Caveman… waiting on fire… woman clean

By the time you need to replace the foil you should be putting on your drip pan (if you’re not , you should be) you’ll have enough dust build up it’s worth vacuuming out. Takes a whopping 5 minutes for all. Dust fires will ruin your day and meal. I’ve been using Traegers for over 15 years, own four, and will use nothing else. If vacuuming out your grill a few times a year is too much effort, you sound like a candidate for Uber Eats……