Recent content by swat1018

Way to go! I retired as Capt. of a Sheriff's Department. Started on a small City Department in 8/1991. Went to the SD in 6/96, retired 1/15/2024. Much like you I did it all on the street. Passed up opportunities to go to Detectives, etc. Was on SWAT 20 plus years, retired the highest...

My .338ARC upper with 10.5" barrel just came in. Supressor is ordered. Just waiting on ATF.

It's best when applied to actively growing smaller grass early in the growing season.

I don't look at them a nuisance hogs. I fill the freezer with venison with my bow usually. I winter in FL after deer season and enjoy killing hogs. I've already butchered 7 this winter. Tough to get them in the daylight, so a rifle with thermal is best. I run a thermal on a .308, but would...

Looking at an AR in 338 ARC, possibly a SBR. Going to suppress it for hog hunting.

I am looking for a short to mid-range pig rifle. AR platform. Would like to be able to shoot sub-sonic and suppressed, also would prefer a fairly short barrel. My gun expert buddy suggested a .338 ARC. I have never even heard of that cartridge, I rarely hunt with anything other than a bow...

I am in FL and am not near my GP drill notebook, but I'm thinking around 3#/ac.

Not necessarily. Tennessee vs. Garner.....

Not sure why you didn't just kill it? I'm guessing it's an invasive and not regulated by DNR.

It's actually way worse than an "embarrassment."

I've planted Hansen, I think it was called. They have powdery mildew resistant varieties too.

https://www.harrisseeds.com/collections/pumpkin

I don't think anything will live in a thick stand of milo. In a light rate, yes.

Get a herd.

On one of my farms, with Ag adjacent to the milo, they barely touch it unless there is heavy snow cover. On my other farm, 2 miles away, they eat 4 acres of it in a plot surrounded by big timber.