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1956 2016 Only change is the 10round mag and the quick impromptu 303 cord sling. Ya know your gun has got some miles on it when you've worn out a good thick leather sling.

Winner winner. The 760 was used by James Earl Ray to assassinate MLK in '68. It also led Congress to enact the 1968 Gun Control Act

Eat her liver with a Pinot noir and a fava bean pilaf?Don't eat that liver. Could quite literally be toxic. Good call on the Pinot though, Chianti might run the subtle flavor of antidepressants right over.Of course not a Chianti, you drunken genius. In my mind's taste buds, the chemicals and alcohol are playfully chasing each other across my palate now.

Eat her liver with a Pinot noir and a fava bean pilaf?

Do you know what that rifles dubious claim to fame is? Anybody?

hopefully your lawnmower has a beer holder, buddy.

Is that one of the times you chew your arm off so you don't wake her? yup, TrphyHntr calls it the Full Coyote

Do you know what that rifles dubious claim to fame is?

Yeah, I didn't want to waste any meat. JKHe was running thru some brush and only gave me a head shot. Bullet entered below that ear and came out between his eyes. What color were his eyes? One blew right and one blew left? Funny. Pretty sure he didn't suffer. The exit wound made it a lot easier to remove his skull cap cuz I had only packed in a pocket saw. Mike took in his wicked alien saw but it was so sharp it could take your limb off if you just looked at it wrong.

Sweet rifle. Which maker stamp is on it? I had a Winchester 1917 sporterized and improved to .300 H&H. Rifle was a thumper, can't believe I let it go. I didn't even mind the $2-3 per round but ammo availability was lacking.

Yeah, I didn't want to waste any meat. JKHe was running thru some brush and only gave me a head shot. Bullet entered below that ear and came out between his eyes.

Mike, that rifle has taken down 4 species of deer, and a couple antelope. One year back in the 90s, we both took elk with it in seperate hunts. Dad semi-retired it in '75 but after trying a Weatherby 7mm and a Rem 7600, only to go back to the ol Meatpole in the last years he hunted. It was handed down to me 15 years ago. Here's a shout out to pops, a WWII vet and my personal hero. He turns 90 in a couple weeks. He taught me how to hunt, appreciate nature and sit quiet.

He's probably at the clinic receiving treatment now...

Trophyhunter's digits and arm show similar chew marks on mornings following a successful night huntin hogs at Denim and Diamonds...

Topshelf, Matt thanks for remembering.

Dinner and a show; a donkey show.

One of the vets I took elk hunting has become a close family friend. And although he lives 4 hours away, he's brought his family over for camping, fishing, horseback riding and enjoying the Superbowl. He's of Italian descent and we love how he takes over the kitchen on his visits. Was a great chance to give back to some great guys.

Congrats, got er done!

We've always eaten healthy but now the ol lady is counting the calories too. Now she's realizing why I rolled my eyes each time she heaped the food on. Smaller servings and 30 minutes of intense workouts daily has equalled 8 pounds of weight loss per week.

I heard about Silver Creek for the first time last night.

wtf?

I spent yesterday in Wickenburg visiting friends and getting stuck in traffic jams. The little town is suffering from urban sprawl. Heard there were plans to build 40,000 more homes. The town was founded in the old West and the horse dung is right where it belongs, under the heels of cowboys.

I've met your sisters and they reminded me of sushi.

My first deer tag was metal. Way to make a guy feel old, Cliff.

The only thing missing is a good sushi bar.