I have a cheap diesel heater in my Converted trailer. (14x7 high-top v-nose toybox style conversion, double walled, polystyrene in the ceiling and a 3/4” exercise matt floor - so, insulated, to some degree). I paid…I can’t remember, maybe $99 for the heater.
I also have a little-buddy...
Truly a wonderful Thumper of a cartridge.
I’ve had a .350 RemMag and it was definitely too much of a good thing for me. I currently have a 9.3x62 and it’s wonderful with “standard” loads…286 grains at 2300 fps…
The .358 Win…there’s a cartridge I always thought would have been perfect in a...
I just keep going back to the basics. What does this cartridge really get me? Another 100 fps with a shorter barrel?
I’ll just lose the 100 fps…which means what, 100 yards? So I can’t kill something at 700 yards…that I could at 600?
I’ll take 300 yards please. And a far “lesser” cartridge...
This is true. I shot a nice buck this year, silenced for the first time. The Doe a few yards away just looked around, wondered why the buck was down and wandered of about 20 seconds later. I should have shot her too but didn’t want to carry two deer out of the field on the same day.
Welcome to Camp Bougie…
200 Ah battery…and I run an electric blanket.
I also have an awning and snap in wall tent…
I have a trailer…it’s been parked since going with the GoFast Camper. My wife loves it too.
the best time for game cams for me is late spring through early fall. It's pretty much the best entertainment I have, watching the fawns come out with their spots and spindly legs to seeing how the critters develop.
I also like watching it for predators on the lease...if I can pattern a...