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Serves the little bushy tailed tree rats right.......... Give 'em an inch and they'll take a mile

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I think it might be their way of disrespectin' you................don't know that I'ld take that from a squirrel. Jes sayin'

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US Army '70 - '73
US Army Reserve '73 - '79
Army National Guard '95 - '01

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Nice hat, man.............

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Tornado season got off to a slow start this year but it is sure making up for it now..............

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I got in bed about 2:00 this morning. I'm too old to stay up all night.......

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I live in north Faulkner Co. and was spared any storm damage. I work for the Sheriff's Office and was out last night where the storm came through. It followed almost the exact path that the 2011 storm followed. This one was way worse. The damage was more than I've ever seen. Places that received roo...

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They're all over the ebay...........I bought one a couple of months ago for $10 with free shipping. Go there and jes type in boy scout canteen

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I have an American Arms Derringer chambered for .45/.410. Light easy to conceal, even in jeans. With a couple of #6 shot .410 shells it's plenty for snakes and up close and personal it would go a long ways toward discouraging two legged predators. Is it a target pistol......nope and it has a very he...

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Please don't use water on your new holster. Wrap your unloaded handgun in a heavy plastic bag, like a heavy freezer bag, and push it down into the holster. Leave it over night. If your holster is a pancake style holster you could wear it around the house for a few hours. Pancake holsters tend to pul...

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Elk hunting in the Powderhorn Wilderness in CO. a few years ago, it was getting late and I was hunting my way back toward camp. I was in a fairly narrow drainage slipping from juniper tree to juniper tree. I would stand in the lower branches of the tree and glass the area. There was a trail along th...

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many times over, Brother...............many times over

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The first deer rifle I ever bought was an old cut down Enfield in 303 British. I swapped it for a Winchester 94, 30-30. Killed my first buck with that '94. Wish I still had it. Now I've got eleven lever actions. Two are '94s, a SRC born in 1915 and a trapper born in 1953. I love me some lever actions!

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Prayers up, Brother

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Prayers up.......God's will be done

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I would have given you your money back on it.............jes sayin'

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I refinished mine last year, and yeah, I buggered the screws holding the nose cap on. I eventually applied heat to the screws that held it on and was able to remove them. I replaced them with a hardened set that I think I bought from GunPartsCorp. I didn't stain my stock and forearm when I refinishe...

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Done and Done!!

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I love my flintlock! Count me in please!

Thanks!!

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The Captured by Scott Zesch is a great read. It is true stories of white folks captured by the plains Indians on the Texas frontier in the late 1870s.

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I love my Winchester Model 70 Classic Featherweight. It has a Leupold 3x9 compact. It'll shoot my 165 gr. hand loads into an inch all day long. 'long as I don't mess up on my shootin'

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tman wrote:Winchester M70 featherweight.

+1

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Glad to hear that things might be looking up. Prayers will continue!

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'66, Standard Pump, '89 Marlin, and a Ithaca double. That'd be my guess... Have one of those old family photos too: http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g48/OTH_2006/Levers.jpg 'course don't forget this one! http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g48/OTH_2006/Deerfrompluggedtoliet.jpg Didn't need a gun...I...

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The folks at Starline and Sierra are super great and really back the shooting sports, of course, that's who they make a living from. But they are helpful and accommodating. I met them in 2002 when I competed in a mounted shooting match at the MO. state fair in Sedalia.

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Lefty Dude wrote:I use a soldering Iron, put the tip on the screw or such and then they come out. Works every time.

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Done and done, Brother!

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That's a decent price nowadays on .22LR. Walmart gets $24.99 but they seldom have any unless you're in line at 7am. I haven't seen Hamm's beer in a loooong time. You're not going to mix those are you? :D Hamm's beer...........from the land of sky blue waters. I haven't seen the Hamm's bear in a lon...

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Nice looking knife. Please include my name in the hat.

Thanks, Larry

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Do you need one? I think I have one if you do.

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Birdman wrote:Sargent Joe Gillon looks like to stear clear of. The first one of the boys is fantastic.

Neither one looks like someone you would want to press the issue with..........jes sayin'

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game keeper wrote:I may have met those guys....

I've hunted with those guys............

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Hang on! Prayers are up.

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JerryB wrote:My son lives in Conway, he said the ice and sleet were bad driving. Are you still on patrol?? How far north of Conway??

I'm 'bout 15 miles north of Conway. Nope not on patrol any more, I've been an investigator with the S.O. for about a year and a half now.

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We've got about 2" of ice, sleet and snow in northern Faulkner Co. and it's cold as a witch's..........well you know. Nothing falling right now, though.

Larry

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In Sept. of 1874 Col. Ranald Mackenzie and troops of the 4th US Cavalry discovered where several camps of the southern plains Indian tribes were camped in Palo Duro Canyon. They were able to defeat the tribes and capture about 1400 horses and most of the Indians winter supplies. Losses on both side...

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In Sept. of 1874 Col. Ranald Mackenzie and troops of the 4th US Cavalry discovered where several camps of the southern plains Indian tribes were camped in Palo Duro Canyon. They were able to defeat the tribes and capture about 1400 horses and most of the Indians winter supplies. Losses on both sides...

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Lots of history in Palo Duro Canyon. The Comanche Indians made great use of the canyon in the 1800s. Beautiful country!!

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The good ole days.....sigh

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Ok.......you guys got over my head QUICK!!!

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What 3leggedturtle said. They make a whole lot of noise if you get enough of 'em together.

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I want to read it when it's done!

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Didn't know they had BBQs in Texas that did not allow gun toting.......

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Check with GunPartsCorp.com

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Very nice!! She sure has her daddy's smile!

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The .243 is a perfectly capable deer round, provided that the shot is correctly placed. It's not one that I (personally) would prefer if the shots are likely to be long or a less than perfect angle. The .308, on the other hand, is a pretty good all around choice for deer or black bear. Just my perso...

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66GTO wrote:All I know is, I tune in the show to watch Phred (be still my heart)

I love me some Phred!!

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You should be ashamed!!!! Taking advantage of the poor guy........

Great swap!!!

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Sorry for your loss, Brother......

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Speer Reloading Manual #14 shows the 35 Wheelan Max load of IMR 4895 w/ a 250 gr. bullet to be 49.0 gr. for a MV of 2142 fps. and the 350 Rem. Mag with a max load of 53.0 gr. of the same powder for a MV of 2353 fps. So the 350 is a bit hotter.

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