just about pmed you yesterday to see what you were doing with the place, n today this post jumped out at me. keep up the good work.
my motto is to leave a place better for the future, obviously yours too.
in 1970 i brought a sako vixen 222, at the time i was working for the environmental division, the west coast of the south island in NZ gets a tremendous amount of rain but i cleaned it every night and left a pull thru on the bolt which was used before the next hunt i went on. ive had stainless...
i brought a 300wsm for a reason, its a 200 meteres better 308. mine has a 26 inch pipe, a lightweight muzzle break that is aluminium and weights nothing.
hunting tahr on the east side in a howling norwester gives you a certain advantage with the extra speed, i believe wyoming and montana have...
getting better, my best ride was in a small plane between Lanai and Honolulu thru a thunder storm, i was younger then so very exciting
im in nz at present so got lots of time to follow along
happy for you buying a decent rig, i enjoy my mod 70 ties. one thing you will need to watch is the grain running thru the pistol grip, so dont fall over with your weight there.
I started reading this looking at being enlighted but at the third page im confused.if half of what is posted here is true i give her the dues at having broad shoulders
In that case what about a Tahr hunt, been trying to get you to come down and get a hairy beast for yonks. I have a secret spot just for an old man, me that is because i know youre younger than me.