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not sure what you are trying for on the EL's but am guessing it is a 1 piece cover, why not make it a 2 piece, one for each barrel, once they get put on I doubt people are going to be taking them off so losing a side shouldn't be an issue.

expand on the pilot story plz.....

"never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down the their level and beat you with experience"

check pawnshops, lots of guns in them nowadays

nice job, saved a deer or three with that round. I've made breakfast sausage & jerky out of lion, came out pretty good.

I have a son-in-law just starting archery, I gave him an old bag target but yours is in much better shape. If you haven't got rid of it yet I'll take it for him. I'm at 59th & Grovers

Lark, I have the certificate my Great-Grand-Father received from his participation in a "Wolf Round-up" in Wy. I would like it if they held those type round-ups here.

I'm with you Lark, nothing beats meat drippings milk gravy

more tax money pissed away, therapy will work for adults now, what about the pups, are they going to round them up and feed them the stuff, then the next batch, and the next........

geez, I wonder how that got started

I'm looking for a semi-auto pistol myself, my revolvers all get too heavy after a while. May want to give J&G out of Prescott a look, heard they have H&K service pistols for sale now, these were turned in by LEO's.

FOUND ON A SEABEE MESSAGE BOARD: Piss on a Crucifix, and they'll call you an "Artist" Piss on The American Flag, and they'll call you a Freedom of Speech "Constitutionalist" Piss on a Police Car, and they'll call you an Occupy Wall Street "Freedom Lovin' 99 percenter" Piss on a Taliban piece of **** that just tried to kill you and your fellow Marines, and they'll call you a "Villain" Sure is a ****ed-up administration we have running this great country!!!!! Be sure to vote them ALL GONE in November!!!!!

yep

I like them floured and S & P, hot oil cook for a couple minutes on each side, then make milk gravy with the drippings for real mashed spuds.

A Wife Must Trust Her Husband There comes a time when a woman just has to trust her husband... for example... A wife comes home late at night and quietly opens the door to her bedroom. From under the blanket she sees four legs instead of two. She reaches for a baseball bat and starts hitting the blanket as hard as she can. Once she's done, she goes to the kitchen to have a drink. As she enters, she sees her husband there, reading a magazine. "Hi Darling", he says, "Your parents have come to visit us, so l let them stay in our bedroom. Did you say ‘hello’?”

Just got my Leupold catalog and like the looks of the Vendetta rangefinder, it mounts to your bow and is operated by a trigger mounted in the grip, goes out to 75 yds with an inclinometer. Was wondering if anyone has used one of these yet.

Shut down of logging operations is why I went in the Marine Corps in 1980, to my knowledge there are only small mills operating in Wy now. The mill in Cody got shut down many years back. A couple years ago FS approached the owner and asked him what it would take to get it up and running again, they don't want horrendous fires as a result of all the beetle kills. He told them about 10 mil but he had no desire to even try, he predicted this way back when his mill first got shut down due to lack of trees. Good chance I real be real busy again this fire season. The anti group needs to read up on Aldo Leopold and renewable resources. Unfortunately all they know about wildlife & wilderness is from watching Walt Disney when they were kids.

that's my problem with the Cabela's carbon fiber I have now Thanks Ryan.

how tall will they go? I'm 6'2" and need some I can stand and use.

I'd hunt that country hard for his offspring.

the goldfish I saw were in steel tanks There used to be fish in Bear Grass Tank, supposedly ducks/geese from Arivaca Lake carried the eggs. It dried up a few years ago so no fish now. Also caught fish in the tailing ponds at Ruby, per the old caretaker Tommy they got there the same way. I don't know, not a biologist nor do I play one on tv, the explanation sounded plausible to me.

I'd take you up on it Lark but I will probably need a bigger gourd......

Redman, thanks.....Gearsnagger, get stuffed mate!

I've been told that fertilized fish eggs will stick in the feathers of ducks and geese and they transport them to new waterholes. Made sense to me but don't know for sure that is how it happened. Some of the goldfish are planted to clean up tanks/ponds, I know of a few steel tanks with fish in them.

a baby bottle nipple on the end of a scoped .22 works, used to shoot p-dogs in town that way a long time ago from a 2nd story window on the edge of town