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Correct those people should practice, no doubt about it!

One that belonged to my buddy that I was hunting with. A very high end one. It was awesome!

Where are the fish coming from that you are stocking? Are they from hatcheries?

Christian, you're pretty high on your soap box on this topic bud. I had a muzzy 33 tag last year, shot the gun exactly once before dropping my buck at 350 with it. It was awesome.

Has anyone been in a Sportsmans lately abd noticed the sign that says the merger with Cabelas/BassPro abd Sportsmans has been canceled?

Holy crap. Is 42,000 for a 16 year old Tacoma really the market? That's nuts if it is

And this guy knows about tossing salad, and pizza too. I assume anyways!

Chris, you have had a lot of weird takes over the years, but sending a pizza back because of geometry of slices is not worth the spit and pubes you ingested buddy.

I saw that reel and immediately noticed the couesys too.

Bisbee, not to be crucial of your bullet choice, but keep in mind the Vmax is a varmint bullet. I have had great success with the 85 BTHP from Sierra. It is mot great for LR, but has been accurate and lethal.

Preach. I did kill my first elk, maybe even two, in one of those.

Gonna be a little hot for that in September. You will be there.

Gordo

I've been surrounded by storms a lot. Both at home and at work. Haven't hardly got wet at all, lots of wind and dust though.

When did they make them with the tube shorter than the barrel? Is it a special model? Or am I mis-remembering how long the feed tube is on mine?

Last bull I killed was a big bodied bastard and I think I got 228, maybe 238. So yeah 500 ain't happening.

Only problem I've ever had with discount is the "hidden fees". Bought literal $20 tires for my boat trailer that turned into $115 real quick. Love the cert program though.

Can't wait to get my girl!

Darn tough are the only socks I buy, and I've had plenty of Smart Wool socks.

I have not, but I am doing the same going to darn tough.

Darn tough socks are pretty incredible. I have a few pairs and I love them.

Have a buddy with a used pair for sale in great shape.

Pretty sure I posted this when it happened, but my Redline Airedale passed in April. Thanks to John, I am getting a awesome female Airedale here in a few weeks. With my last one, I waited too long to train/condition him to the sound of gunfire. When I did, he did ok but I would like to start younger with this one. This brought me to the idea of using blanks from a .22 revolver, but I have 0 experience in this field. I would like to start from the lowest noise level and work up. A little research has shown most to be unpredictable and flat out unreliable. Does anyone have any pointers or suggestions on where to start?

What doesn't make sense is he just sold a 6.5 PRC. Like going from a Lambo to a Vette....

I did the pots and pans with my yellow lab. That didn't bother him, but gunfire did. In the end all I got was dented and oblong pots and pans!