Recent content by LanceS4803

These kits are huge! Bought one for myself and a couple more for Christmas gifts.

Good point. This is in a wetlands area, so Nothing is well drained!

Terrible news. For WY, I only have points for pronghorn. Their winter kill was very location specific, but that just means more pressure for tags.

It is a wetlands, so river cane is very prevalent. But, it doesn't grow thick and hasn't gotten to this part of the property yet. I'm thinking switchgrass near the property line followed by a line of either cypress of arborv-.

Thanks! Any issues with bag worms with either the cypress or arborvitae?

The neighborhood finally caught up to me. The owner clear cut the three 1 acre lots adjacent to me, removing ALL the mature oaks, leaving bare dirt. Deer still hang out on my 24 acre side, but before anything gets built, I want to establish some screening. It will run from t-post on the...

Yep, 1000 was the tipping point for me, too. Also, I have absolutely NO issue with wheelchairs, but trying to push the double wide baby strollers down those aisles is just like a big trench broom flushing folks into displays to let you pass.

That's them. Good stuff.

What? I used to get in free, but then retired. Have now just been paying $35 for an annual membership and that comes with a really nice magazine, a $25 BassPro gift card and free admission to the show. I get to see old friends and came home with a couple of compact ground blind chairs, habitat...

I usually hunt with MZ, but use an AR platform as well, both -15 and -10. (But my favorite rifle is still a 6.5 Swede built on a milsurp vintage 1900 receiver.) As for AR accuracy, my NRA Service Rifle setup was stinkin' accurate!!! 600yds, iron sights, goodness could that thing shoot. At last...

I just got the I just for the tanned, hair on, hide back last week. Beautiful and oh so soft. They did a great job, but lost the corn chip smell.

It's really interesting to see how many people like antelope. I had always heard it was only good for grinding into sausage, with seasoning covering the taste. And this was the folks that hunt them all the time when I lived in Utah. Was really worried before my first antelope hunt in Utah this...

I missed a shot at one last month. STILL bugs me!!

Interesting article about how black coyotes came to be and how they differ from gray. https://deerassociation.com/a-wolf-among-us-how-black-coyotes-came-to-be/

Thanks for the tip, added to my Amazon List.