I didnt start hunting until college. At first there was definitely some fear of animals but probably more so a fear of getting lost. Over time, both of those kind of faded. Fear of animals faded as I learned how animals behave and fear of getting lost faded as I became more comfortable with GPS...
I mean, you've obviously figured out how to use the internet since you're posting here. Surely you aren't so naive as to think all 50 states have the same firearms laws?
Doe came in weak side this morning and I took a risk and wheeled on her. She faced me so I took the frontal. 30 yard shot, 15 yard death run. Loving the 243/suppressor combo. Be interested to see what the inside looks like.
Yes, thankfully the check was good. Loan has been paid off and all is clear. It was definitely right on the cusp of spidey sense saying "no deal" but he did provide enough info for me to do some verification of who he was and all that. I did a lot of praying for the deal to go through too.
Honestly I broke the rule that I had been sticking to the whole time, which was no listing ever gets pulled until cash is in hand. If I had stuck to my guns then it would've probably avoided all the headache.
Not necessarily gold but definitely a case study in Marketplace behavior. So the last hurdle to shutting the business down has been selling off the skid steer. I needed it to load a lot of the other equipment I sold but now its time has come. 230 hours on a 2020 machine, basically new. Plenty of...
@TrapperJ don't take reloading advice from a forum as a beginner. If it's a topic you're interested in, buy a copy of The ABC's of Reloading and comb through it several times. It's not the kind of thing you need to get into without thoroughly understanding the risks involved and the critical...
Practice in all its forms. Squirrel hunting, range time, and dry fire practice. All of it is very important. The squirrel hunting should help you calm yourself before taking a shot. Range time for being able to gauge how you're actually shooting. Dry fire time build muscle memory that doesn't...
Big buck came by pushing a doe this morning. I'm in the thick stuff and he never even slowed down, even when I grunted. Spike was much more tentative and it cost him.
So is your belief that companies shouldn't be able to develop and sell products to hunters? And that hunting nonprofits must disavow any corporate connections? I dont see much hope for effective advocacy if thats the case.
When you talk about BHAs drive for recruitment, are you speaking of...