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Had a great time tonight Lawdwaz, Taco Tim, TC and TF and myself flinging some arrows having a couple beers and some wings after. Great time guys can’t wait to do it again. Even managed to lift a couple from long distance.

Just wait till they discover Transfomium, then we are really screwed

Went through the stands I have at home and got them loaded up in the side by side to start hanging this week. I have a ladder and 2 hang ons for a double set. I’m going to go grab a few stands off of one of the farms that I domy hunt much anymore as well. I’d like to have 5 or 6 sets in this year to start. I’ll adjust and add others after the season depending on what patterns I see while I hunt this season.

Hotdog thread made me hungry. Quick lunch and back to work.

@Bill Schmidt A mechanic that works for us brought this in yesterday and I thought you'd be interested. From the 80's he thought.

Hate to burst the fake news bubble, but it's been perfectly legal to craft a homemade firearm since our country was born. Even the more recently popular 80% lowers are legal. To require homemade firearms to be regulated would give government the ultimate power to disarm its citizens. Personally, I could never support that. The reality is that the gun-grabbing liberals don't want to admit their utter failures in Democrat stronghold cities like Chicago, Baltimore, etc. Their restrictive gun control laws haven't curbed any of the gang violence! Gangs easily buy cheap guns without any need to try manufacturing them. That juice just isn't worth the squeeze. Furthermore, all of this noise is a merely an attempt to smokescreen the real WIN from the 3D printing settlement: The DOJ admits that semi-automatic rifles including the AR-15 are NOT INHERENTLY MILITARY WEAPONS! Put that in your gun-grabbing pipe and smoke it!! You can bet your sweet a$$ this admission will be argued in future 2A cases that go before SCOTUS.

I was the only 1 to lose an arrow! That 86 yd shot at the beer can screwed me up! Seriously I think we may have a monday or tuesday evening get together started. "Brews, Bows n Bros"

Yup, I'm ok Need to better my technique a bunch Didn't shoot so well The company was great and those boys can shoot !! Couple beers and Marvins for wings which were great

Last nights dinner tuna tartare... pea shoot salad, grille Guinnea foul Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

licences go on sale today.. if its like every year i expect the computer system to crash like always. best of luck to everyone buying and applying for dmp's the next couple of days!

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Filet and cod with mac&cheese finished with a Pinot. good stuff!!

You can already buy receiver parts to make a serial number free gun. unfinished AR and AK sheetmetal I have 2 Mausers with no numbers, and actual made one up so I could take one on a hunt so I could get a customs form; used the licence plate off my old truck. LOL There are plans on line already for machined ways to make a firearm and its perfectly legal to do so, but you cannot become a manufacturer and sell them. Go to 'Home Shop Machinist' a recognized national magazine in multiple detailed instructions. There is a sizeable group that do these. Criminals are just going to buy access to a street corner gun and not buy a 3D printer or a milling machine. Why? Its stupid easy to get a handgun in any city for stupid cheap.

Cant believe beer can shot was 86 yards... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

If that's your prescription, then I want whatever is ailing you!

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You guys do realize that these are not complete guns right? Most of what you are hearing on the news is nothing but scare tactics and nonsense. https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/weapons/a22604405/3d-printed-guns/

I’ve taken to stapling them to the book, till one year I couldn’t find that either .....

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in the farming community the choice to go to no-till is based on cost savings. you burn less fuel, no longer need a tractor with more HP required for plowing, and a bigger one in my mind is you don't have to pick rocks. you work a field deep only the first time when it's sod. for my whole life time i've seen plantings grow plenty well enough without no-till. i'm with stubborn1vt when we should be more concerned about all the chemicals we use than tilling up dirt too much. that's the reason we have all these issues like gluten free needs, celiac, and others.

Here goes nothing...the F&S venison brats with some grill onions and peppers. Sabrett hot dog just in case. First garden tomato and mozzarella. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sous vide wings, finished under broiler for crisp. Franks reshot and hot bbq sauce bought in Watkins Glen Girls are eating. I’m going to shoot bow for first time ever. They looked good Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just got back from Nashville. Plots are looking ready to till.

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Any thoughts on this? I know its been around for a while and people can make ARs with just a bit of knowledge from parts sold on the internet ( or other methods of gun making). As much as I am pro second amendment, not sure I want just anyone to be able to print a working gun in their basement. I assume most on this site would be in support of the group seeking to post specs, but I doubt the wisdom of doing so.

Finished with my projects for the day and now time for a beer with my buddy. Or my girlfriend as my wife refers to her as. I know for sure which one of them would be happy to see me after being locked in the back of my truck for a few hours. Stone West Coast IPA. A go to on a good day of work.

Two all beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions on a sesame seed bun. My daughter had her first a few weeks ago and requested we replicate it. She pronounced it is now her "Favorite thing to eat ever!" Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Well , you just nailed it on the head. any technology could be used for unlawful acts if the person or persons really wanted too..

Great read John. Thx

Keep at it! You will be fine for this season. Those guy's will get you going in the right direction. Practice, is what will help a bunch too. First time is always kinda awkward...............

I'm going to take a wild guess and say $4?

Funny after all these years I have never once had a problem getting license or tags for me or my son at any store or online. Also never had any issue ever reporting a deer online. Now that said I have personally lost my license more than once lol.

Having sat through the firearms and bow classes with my grandson, a couple years ago, I was glad, I sat through the "refresher course" myself!! After almost 50 years of hunting for me, I still learned some things, and heard some great points I had forgotten! You can never be TOO SAFE!! Most hunting accidents, happen to the experienced hunters, not the newbies! I highly recommend anyone that has hunted for a LONG time, to sit through a course with a kid, or new hunter, as a mentor! The course consists of a total review, of the online homework. Could the online part be enough to get a new hunter started? Yes. But, will it be better than a hands on course? No way. Especially for the hunter who does not have other hunters in the family or a mentor to actually show safety techniques. I can't speak for all instructors, or places where the courses are held, but these guys (volunteers) at Woodlawn Sportsmans Club, were simply AWESOME! So much so, that I joined the club. And this September, for the first time, I will be a volunteer instructor as well. These guys have real hands on things, like all different types firearms, and how they operate. Real treestands, hung on a tree, to demonstrate treestand safety. A real bloodline to observe and follow. Actual shooting at clay birds and livefire 22LR. How to safely carry, transport, load, and care for a firearm, or bow, again hands on. Also the wealth of hundreds of years of combined experience, to share with new hunters, in my opinion is invaluable. Hey, I try to stay up with the times. Online is GREAT, and so easy and convenient. But sometimes, for some things, hands on, eye to eye instruction, by a team of experienced instructors, "could" be more beneficial. JMO.

Great little stroll through the woods tonight. First time really getting into boletes. I found some with a friend the other day and he cooked them up and fed them to me, they were really delicious so I found some of my own. I ate the chickens for dinner tonight, been awhile since I had them fresh. Good looking for chanterelles, found one or two old ones, but didn't spot any others even in the area I found a bunch of them last year. Sent from my Moto G (5) Plus using Tapatalk

I put 2 cams up in back yesterday and pulled card on 2 I have setup from few weeks ago. Always have one watching far side of my sisters yard, there is always some creature coming and going from the thicket on the side there.

I'd kill every one I could if they were in season.... However since I never do anything illegal, I'd suggest waiting until September and THEN kill every one you can....Hehehe... I'd also suggest enlisting the help of a good trapper.. He would probably kill more 'yotes in a season than you would in several years just hunting them or shooting them as targets of opportunity..

Chicken Adobo vermicelli bowl ,with rice noodles.

id still put a hurting on them.. you always control deer population.. that many pics you have den nearby.

Solid reply but late to the party

Lunch. Thanks Stay at home nomad. These are amazing. Costanzas venison Rueben hot dogs with a drizzle of thousand island dressing Yup , burnt my mouth on molten lava cheese goodness on first bite Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Looks as if my “ first ever “ shots coming up tonight. I’ve got 2 months to get the hang of this. Who volunteers to set the apple on top of their head ?!

Not for tonight but I was inspired by someone from here and decided to attempt venison corned beef(?!?) or is it just “corned venison”? This is the process I am following and just put two roasts in the brine. https://honest-food.net/corned-venison-recipe/ We shall see...probably Saturday... how I like it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk