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Kinda looks like a sig

I put one out last year in Carroll county and I checked it the other day and the have ate most of it and dug a hole in the ground around it.

If he ever wants some gone I will be more then happy to help him out.

Cool picture. I found one today while groundhog hunting. . Last wed at 2 in the morning I saw a doe get hit by a car and she had a fawn with her so I took it to a wildlife refuge a few hours later. Funny thing was it rode on my lap like a puppy for about 15 minutes.

Is that the equivalent to veal?

That made me hungry!! I enjoy seeing your progress keep up the good work. Good luck.

It was one of national air cargos planes. N949CA was the tail number. It is a horrible tragedy.

Yeah we had a dusting of it over in the NE

No living animal deserves to suffer a bad shot.

Id flip a u turn for a 100" let alone for a 170"

I have had to do it a few times. Doesn't really bother me but then again they were not my dogs and they all were suffering from something. One was a big rot mix that was a stray and the dog warden sad just shoot it the next time so I did.

Fug them. I only shoot savage rifles. I did own a nice 700VLS but I ended up selling that one. Todays 700 actions feel like sand paper.

Did you pick it up?

Aint that the truth. My little .40 hurts to shoot more then 50. But I can shoot my 1911 all day long or until I run out of money.

What kind of .45 did you shoot? If it was a plastic one the recoil will be worse then say a 1911.

You think a 17 is big wait till you have a C-5 fly over. I work at the airport in Akron and last oct we had a 17 in just about every other day for all the election stuff man I pumped a lot of fuel on them. We had 8 Blackhawks in yesterday for some fuel. Looked like a bunch of flys on the horizon.

Thank you Jesse.

Happy easter everybody.

Wow thats really good of them. I will be getting a few pairs of these socks when I get some for next winter. Thank you for the updates.

Thanks. My wife never likes it when the family grows though haha