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    PSA: heavy tick season is here

    Tick removal..............A friend took out his wallet and used two credit cards held like playing cards with the tick in the V. With slight pressure he removed the tick in a few minutes!
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    Cow elk rifle

    In my post #21 I was referring to the OP's #1 post in which his question was on two rifles and ammo. I was thinking of those rounds when I goofed and typed "any" which should have been either. The first sentence in post #22 is the point I was trying to make.
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    Cattle for fire suppression

    In the spring a band of sheep will eat cheat grass right down to the ground, much better than cows when the need is for fire control.
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    Question - hunting book for grandson

    Read and handle it carefully.
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    Cow elk rifle

    Any bullet that expands and passes through the boiler room means a dead animal. If I feel I cannot make that shot I do not shoot. Larger calibers etc are needed for those that make poor first hit shots IMHO.
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    The Great HT 2026 weigh in.

    I can't run the 440 in 51.3 anymore but have stayed under 170 pounds for 60 years doing ranch work, currently 161.
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    History Found In the Field

    Thank you Dave for posting pictures! I found most of these in the 50 and 60's on my relatives ranches, but a few after that. I have another picture to post when my wife can send it to Dave, later today I hope. Picture coming soon..........Someone please tell me what they think the broken one...
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    Another Legend Gone !

    With a life long hearing problem I could seldom understand the words of most songs due to loud instruments that covered the singers voice. Not so with David, he was always a favorite. RIP buddy.
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    Sunday Pic of the Day

    Two Dot Bar.......I was there not long after Hank Williams Jr made his infamous stop. Did not hear anything good........................
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    Cooler space

    My post #8 above was referring to my cousins transporting two elk from Idaho to New York. Since that was thirty years ago I phoned him to ask if he had any problems with the meat etc, he is way younger with the memory of an elephant. I am sure we talked about it then.....but my memory..... What...
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    Sunday Pic of the Day

    You just saved me the trouble of looking at the Lost Trail cam picture, thanks. Southern Elk. I will be going over early tomorrow morning.
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    Cooler space

    Chest freezer and small generator, when thawed at home hang it to age since you will not have time in NM.
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    Reloadable Snake shot

    A long time ago I loaded some 38 cases with #6 shot, 2400 powder and topped them with a gas check. You can also use wax if not exposed to hot weather. I shot from about 16" with no problems getting the snake, although one time it was close of him getting me.
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    History Found In the Field

    Reference, Indian artifact..........back to the picture on post #182 and a few after. I have a sandstone piece about 7" in diameter, 3" high, with a grove around it 1" down from the top. I found this in a small creek that once had Steelhead and Salmon runs. An old timer in his late 80's told me...
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    Does anyone know where to get the new Marlin 336 Classic from Ruger?

    I would trade my 336 Marlin 30-30 for a 35 or maybe sell it.
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    Does anyone know where to get the new Marlin 336 Classic from Ruger?

    Why not a pre cross bolt safety Marlin 336?
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    Ever killed a bear with a pistol?

    Yep, I have. A black bear coming towards me and I fired as he was stepping over a log at roughly forty feet. A 357 reload of mine with a half jacket 158 grain Herter's bullet and 2400 powder out of a Ruger 6 1/2" barrel. I still have the slug, went through one lung and lodged in his backbone...
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    2026 bears

    Too early for much bear action here, more bear on the move during the rut, at least the bigger boars as they tend to be on the move. Just my experience over many years.
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    2026 bears

    In mid June when there were lots of new born fawns I tried calling a bear one time. I have called coyotes since the 50's so did that type of calling. It wasn't five minutes and here came two coyotes, I got one and figured that saved some fawns. A couple days later I heard what sounded like...
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    Old Farmall Tractors

    My 1964 International 504 with the 153 gas engine is a sister to the Farmalls, very reliable. I use it around the ranch, pulling a 4' big bladed disc, not a 3-point, mower, blade, and 3-point two bottom plow.
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