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We used to have some spots fairly close to home and the kids had an absolute blast. We'd take a canopy, chairs, set up some chairs and make an afternoon of it. That said we were shooting 25-06 & .556 when ammo was a lot cheaper. I have heard a lot of the towns got bubonic plague and were eradicated, but it's been many years since I checked on the towns. These were in unit 1, 3b & 3c + whatever is west of St. Johns.

I highly recommend this thermometer if you find your grill is reporting incorrect temps. https://store-us.meater.com/products/meater-plus It's how I found out my grill was so far off in the first place and saved my last two tri-tips.

Yeah same here on the Yoder. Nice but, no way can I justify that with the amount of meat smoking I do. I haven't contacted GMG yet. There are quite a few videos out there on calibrating them, so I'll go that route first. I appreciate all the replies here, guys. Good to hear such a variety of experiences.

Go with the Lasik! It's life changing.

Monsters! Let's hear some stories!

I'm just wondering what grill you guys are using and what works. I have a Green Mountain and ruined a couple great pieces of meat because it's gauges are so far off. I just turned it up to 200 with 2 oven thermometers they, and a Meater thermometer were both reading over 300 degrees. Camp Chef, Treager, Pit Boss? What's working for you guys?

The first time I saw that hunting with my boys, my imagination went wild. I was sure somewhere in the area we hunt was an exposed gold vein or at least some dirt with a lot of gold in it. Folks on here explained it, which was a little bitter-sweet. Thanks for posting!

Drool. GLWS

I was just at lunch with a buddy and he got a text from a guy who had just gotten his card hit - this was less than an hour ago. Hold on to hope!

RIP to a national treasure.

Always a good job to spray off the undercarriage when coming back from Rocky Point

That didn't take long. As a kid I dreamed of having one. Thanks for the nostalgia.

Beautiful work on the box. So sorry to hear about your uncle.

Nice job, Ernesto! Congrats and what a stud of a buck!

Merry Christmas! Hoping for a great year for you all.