I don’t think drones can smell.
Or puke in yer kitchen
Or chew up yer shoes
Or love you.
Dogs smell 10,000 times better than us according to what I have read.
Yes I do.
What does crimped ammo cause on extraction?
But on borescope the chamber is pitted and rough. The carbine is filthy….I should tear it down and clean it.
So sorry about your loss.
I’m really happy I took the time to train my pup 🐶 to help find them .
Found this book very helpful.
But my pup it seems was a natural and I didn’t do any of the fake trailing.
I have been told by Colorado hunter the he believes mule deer bucks will drive or push does coming into heat up the mountain.
I used to hunt in Minnesota near the Carlos Avery. There was a bottom land area that would only hold deer during the rut. It was THE spot during breeding season. But a...
Took it out last night. It stuck on first round fired….it missed the target at 65 yards. Not a good way to start out.
I was using reloads …..so I will try factory ammo and get a bigger target and move it closer.
Then figure out how to polish the bore/ check the head space.
If you have a farmer friend why not plant it to round up ready alfalfa?
Sell the early crop, leave the third or fourth cutting for deer.
Then graze it down after the venison is harvested.
Very awesome!
I second the notion that being “ stuck” in a certain spot or stand will spank yer azz!
Still hunting is my favorite way to go.
I got two cameras but I don’t use them…..they leave tracks, you can see them.
But I’m out west where you CAN see. I’m sure cameras are helpful in many...
That’s a negative ghost rider.
I never went back….my tag also lets me hunt cows within a mile of ag land with any weapon. While I was irrigating I had to un clog the neighbors culverts on the common ditch. He also had a tag so I went with him in his side by side. Man the country I got to see...
Bubba up!
Took a marlin base/ hacksaw grinder made to fit the old holes drilled in a 1893.
Bore sight laser….she is ready for the range!
I assume the holes were for a Hepburn sight.
This is the second 1893 SRC that does not have the caliber stamped on the barrel.
The other one was a 32 WS.