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Its Like This...H.S. strut PortaBle Ground Blind $24.99 @ Cabelas. Ive Seen Them At Most Sporting Good Stores My PHone IS Randoml CapitalizIng. sorry

The portable blind you use, what model and who makes it? Ill Find Out. $20 About. It Folds Up And Has About 6 Built In Poles ThAt Fold IN Half. Ive Used It On The Ground And Around Tree Stand. Worked Well In IllNois Too. It Came With Me....Lol I Strap It To The Outside Of My pack

Odds Are better Sitting Still. I Have Difficulty Sitting So I Carry A LighT Portable Blind On My Pack Sometimes So i Can Walk And Sit.

I have two pistols (Taurus 357 and Ruger LCP). What I really want is a small revolver that is comfortable to carry, but will take down a bear if I need it to. I love the size of the LCP. I prefer the reliability & simplicity of a revolver, but I don't like the size of the Taurus. This would be strictly a self-defense weapon. I personally no longer think the LCP is a good option for women. I have a hard time with it and I'm stronger than most. A female family member had great difficulty with her LCP, which means she needed a man to help and that totally defeats the purpose in my opinion. Please don't recommend a good gun for a man. I'm 5'4". What fits a man of 6' does not fit a woman who is smaller in the waist for carrying and the hands for shooting. I may be asking for something that doesn't exist, but I'd appreciate any suggestions you have. I'm bummed I can't carry a sidearm while bow hunting in Illinois.

So what kind of spider is it? Quite a variety of answers...lol

canyons, tanks, and especially tanks close to canyons.

My next out of state hunt I'm pretty sure I want to be in upstate NY with my other cousins. Any of you have ideas on how to help with ticks? I can handle most things here that I've come across, but the thought of ticks on me does not thrill me whatsoever. Makes me itch every time I think of them actually and we know what happened to Amanda's husband. I've been told we must check for ticks every night where I'm going. I've also been told that eastern whitetails taste a whole lot better than what we grow here..lol Anyone else agree with this? PS - public land for me this trip

When the kitchen was remodeled, the old cabinets became his reloading/gun room. We hired the same person to hang them that hung the new kitchen cabinets by floating him some extra $$. He was a professional and it still took him at least a half day to install the uppers and lowers, but it's done correctly and nothing has fallen off the walls so far and we shall see how hard they are to remove when he takes them down next week

How about a little good luck to early season Illinois bow hunters too I'm going fishing and hunting on my trip. Why choose when you can have both?

My female family member could not pull the slide open without great difficulty. I'm thinking it's finger strength issues? We were plunking rounds out in the forest and I watched & listened to her frustration and then watched her hand it off to a man to do and then me to do. This was not her first time shooting the LCP either. I'm relaying info is all. PS - I'd recommend a laser if you do go with it. I do like that addition on mine.

I'm going to add a little more.. I know 4 people who own this gun. Two men liked the girls' LCPs so much that they bought their own. The men love the gun and the women like I said are not fond of it. It's not that it's not doable, but there must be better. I'm looking into the Springfield 3.3" XD-S single stack .45 for myself. Not decided for sure, but it interests me. PS - Maybe you should let her pick out a new purse (Gun Toten Mamas) has some good ones. Pricey, yes, but many have the capability of locking if you have little ones. A purse meant for a gun may help her carry more.

PS - shoot me an e-mail when you are ready for the repair. I lost all my e-mail addresses a couple months ago when my computer crashed and you don't receive PMs here

I would not buy this gun for any female in family, including my 19-year-old daughter. I know two women personally who are not overly fond of the gun. Yes it is super easy to carry. I can't argue that one at all, but the mechanics of the gun are tough for female hands. My 2 cents.

Happy Happy Birthday!

Very nice! Thanks for sharing!

That's a very good idea. I've saved my change over the years for a big non-hunting vacation, but that never happened. I can now make that my hunting fund jug! I didn't realize exactly how much each tag was until I had to buy them myself not to mention I want to do more out of state hunts in the future. Cool idea - Thank you!

Glad the gun is selling I thought about it for my older daughter who is bugging me to get a gun, but she wants PINK (and needs lessons first)!

Awesome! Congratulations to you both! Nice to see some ladies filling their tags

You have good reason to be proud. That's a great bull and a great shot

I recommend Game Ears for you. My dad was an avid snake hunter who was very hard of hearing. I never really understood it myself him out there rattler hunting when he couldn't hear them half the time. I do not like those things at all. I've seen too many of them over the years. I wear protection down south (see my avatar). I think the timber rattlers tend to surprise you even more because we aren't used to seeing them as much as the desert rattlers. Be careful. You know the drill look over rocks & logs before you step, etc, and don't sit down I guess if you don't have your Game Ears on...lol

Sure are skinny without their fur.

The polar bears are adapting to the available food source. Adaption is the key to a species survival.

I'm fine and no one has threatened me here ever just want to make sure that is clear. Thank you for looking out for me, but there were no threats or anything of that sort. None, zero, nada. Good luck on the gun sale Cool looking little gun.

I say you kick butt just because your baby is with you. Way to start em early Nice job on your bull too!

I think it will be a good quail year with the way I've watched them reproduce around my place this year. I have a bird dog who is semi-retired. I prefer quail hunting without a dog though. I too like to wait until it is a little cooler though Last year I was surprised on my Coues hunt in middle to south 6a when quail starting calling all around me. I didn't realize they were up that high.