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I seem to remember the Maverick and the forerunner of the Pinto. The Pinto and the Chevy Vega could often be stopped by a large loogie spit in front of them. The compressed rust that those two cars were made of was amazing in how fast it would fall apart.

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I wish it were open season on them, but it is not, and if you are found with a dead one, it could mean a big fine. We are careful to just cause them to want to leave.

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PillHer thought it was fun to do this picture. We met at the replacement detachment in Ft. Campbell, KY. The two young ladies are both very nice, and I am hoping my son can meet a young woman with the morals and personality of these two someday. Pretty girls with morals and personality are worth kee...

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I grew up in Liberal, KS. Just as in Amarillo, TX, you do get "That Feeling" and you know it is happening. I think it is the sudden pressure change. Don't mess with a tornado.

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PillHer between a couple of friends. This was at last night's hockey game for the Allen Americans in Allen, TX. The blonde (Rachel) is going to try out for the Houston Texans as a cheerleader, and the brunette (Brittney) is going to try our for the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders. We have been invited t...

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I had to run the A/C yesterday.

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Did you catch any?

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BlaineG wrote:Waited with bated breath.....

Call your Doctor. He can prescribe something for that.

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Just saw a report that it was a soldier who had been sent home due to disciplinary problems relating to marital difficulties. I am not sure that is accurate, but it is what I heard.

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I have had Crows and Grackles drive a dog away from his food dish so they could eat it. SightHunter found out that a Crossman 760 will drive them off, and they stay away for a while. Grackles, they look like small, long tailed Crows are migratory and thus protected. 3-4 pumps on the Crossman and a l...

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I actually saw some .480 Ruger tonight at Academy Sports and Outdoors. They are not common. I have switched to .327 Federal reloads with 5.6 grains of Universal and a lead 115 grain bullet for plinking. I had bought a couple of 250 round boxes of very cheap 9mm a few years ago, and my kids have used...

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Just wondering about how these hunts work. What happens to the meat? Surely you can't bring it home. Also are all these species even edible? The meat is sold on the local meat market in some places, and in others it belongs to the tribe whose land you are hunting on. The meat that most humans don't...

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Crows are a smart bird, but yes, we all can act the fool for a member of the other sex.

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Great! Where?

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I was just being silly. After some of the other posts on here lately, I was hoping to put some humor back into the place.

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Sounds nice, but, what spots were on it? You said it was spotted.

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I don't get vacation until I have been at this company for a year, and that is in November. I wish I could go again. It was a lot of fun and Chris and Sabina are perfect hosts.

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My pear tree has blossomed. I didn't set the date on the camera, but the picture was actually taken about a week ago.
And, another picture for your fun. Sighthunter and a few friends.

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That was fun to watch. I do wonder about who the unlucky person was who had to drink all that moo juice.

That was enough penetration to prove that the old calibers are still capable.

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Heavy for caliber bullets are often great for hunting. I have used a .270 on deer with the 130 grain bullets and it was great. For anything larger, I would go with 150 grain premium bullets just for the extra penetration. My particular Remington 700 likes both weight bullets, but the 150 grain ones ...

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I have used the Universal Clays in reloading 20 gauge, and it works well. I did use a little guesswork, and figured out a load with it to use in shot capsules for my pistols. It is not a published load, but it seems to do well, and it is less than the load used in those calibers for lead bullets. I ...

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Those are some amazing examples of art.

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There are several members here who use a .35 Remington. They all seem to like it. As for the FTX bullets, I have some in .30-30 and some in .45-70 in the LeverEvolution cartridges. They are accurate enough, but I haven't used them on game yet, so I can't comment about that part. They are fine for ac...

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I have a Bear split limb solo cam that I bought a few years ago when I was working for a different company and had a little more off time. It is set up for 60 pounds draw, and with the let off, I can hold it still for about 60 seconds without shake. I just need a lot of practice and some time with a...

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I have the Stetson Factory Outlet reasonably close to me, and I think I would rather have one of his hats. Cool.

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I am a newbie to it, too. I am wondering if the cut on contact type are better.

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I wonder if that would help my Mini-30.

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How can the .35 Remington endure? It is big, slow, and just isn't up to par with the latest eargashplitten loudenboomer. Why, we all know that deer have evolved to have kevlar hides and nothing moving less than 3,000 fps at the muzzle and not in a metric caliber can even hope to bring one down. And ...

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My Grandmother's place, a farm just 1 mile North of Turpin, OK, on the East side of Hwy 83, was abandoned after the death of my oldest Uncle. My Dad and his surviving brothers and sisters all agreed to lease it for farming. The house was not being used. A fire that destroyed the house and all the tr...

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Each and every one of those knives would be right at home in a deer camp. I am often amazed at the way some people have the talent for turning steel and wood into useful pieces of art. A little bit of work can turn steel into a useful knife, but it takes talent to make it a work of art.

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I consider pheasant to be one of the best wild game meats that you can eat.

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For those who have never jumped, Paladin did all that in about 45 seconds. I timed it once from door to popping the release on my right shoulder, and it was 45 seconds. I did have someone run across the top of my canopy once. That will get you to pucker factor 10 in about half a heartbeat.

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Good to know that you are OK.

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About 30 years ago, I was out pheasant hunting with a few friends in SouthWest Kansas, and we watched one that was in the bottom of a dry gully. It was spotted by the fella who was walking the edge of the gully, and we all came over to see it. It saw us and turned and excavated its way up the other ...

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Our High School Biology Teacher had a human skeleton in a metal locker. The skeleton could be pulled out on the track that it hung from, and the students could see it from all sides. One year, a couple of students, my older brother Stephen and his friend Carleton, were working for the maintenance cr...

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God is an Engineer. Who else would consider placing a playground in with a waste disposal facility?

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I have one of the all plastic bullet pullers, and I have been hitting it on wood. I have only done maybe 30 bullets, and I am glad to know how to make it work better. Thanks.

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That skunk one is perfect.

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I am glad it is back up and running. Anyone want to use spammers and hackers for target practice?

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I feel rather tame right about now. I have eaten Wildebeest, and it was good. Scimitar Horned Oryx was good (it is just another type of antelope). Water Buffalo is very tough and must be cooked slowly and for a long time to soften it. The taste is much like any other beef. I see that some others hav...

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My son does. If you don't mind, he would like one.

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We dug her grave in the back yard yesterday and laid her where she could see the back door. She always watched for us to come out. I hope she approves. The soil was pretty tough and it took Jarrod and I several hours.

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Glad you paid attention. It is cheaper to pay attention than hospital bills.

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The pot holes in Dallas do almost as much damage.

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My son's 15 year old German Shepherd-Boxer mix died last night. She was named Whiskers. Jarrod picked her out at an animal shelter when he was 4, and he thought it was funny that she had such long whiskers, so that is what he named her. She has been a great dog, and a loved and trusted member of the...

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Cool.

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My name is Brian, and I am addicted to inexpensive firearms in the less than $1,000 range, and I really find it hard to control myself if the price is below $500.

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Sawzall: device used to find and cut wiring hidden behind sheetrock. Crescent Wrench: device made to fit and round off any size nut within the range of the jaw opening. Power Miter Saw: Device used to make specific angle cuts in a board, thus shortening it to the point which it is now too short to f...

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For the people who want to build it themselves, that would be useful.

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That is why I really want a carbine chambered in .327 Magnum. Too bad it is not really an option without having a lot of expense to convert something.

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