Wildcat
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Steve,
Unfortunately, I had the same thing happen in May 2015.. The house was a total loss and we also lost some pets that were in the house... Brutal!!
My only saving grace is that some of my gear was at camp, so I had a base to build off of..
I echo your comments on having a list of possesions in your house... Hopefully you never need it but doing it from memory is difficult and heart wrenching after something like that happens.. Taking a video of the inside of the house can help as well. and yes, make sure you have replacement value...
Tom
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I guess it all depends on the scenario you normally hunt in.. At my place the longest shot I have is 200 yards +/-.. I hunt primarily with a 25.06 and for those distances it performs great. I have never had a situation where I felt it wasn't "enough gun"... If I had opportunities to shoot 400 yards, I would like hunt with something else.. Personally, if I was going to buy another rifle it would be a 6.8 western.. Ammo is tight, but how much ammo are you really going to burn thru a hunting rifle.
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23 minutes ago, SuperMag said:
I’m not too familiar with the tower smokers, but for the guys who are having issues with keeping temps in cold weather, see if they make a winter blanket for your model. I’ve got one I put on my smoker for the winter and it holds temps very steady and lowers pellet consumption. If they don’t make one for the smoker you have, a welding blanket works just as good.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI was almost thinking about getting a blanket that would be used to wrap a hot water tank and cutting it down to size.. I will give it a try
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On 11/23/2022 at 10:12 PM, moog5050 said:
I have the30” masterbuilt. Works fine and does the job. Less than $300.
Do you have any problem with it getting to 225 when it is below 35 degrees out? I have a similar one and love it but have given up trying to use it in the winter..
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2 minutes ago, Zag said:
My thoughts on this warm and windy morning hunt….
Its like going on a date with a super hot chick your really into but within a few minutes of the date your getting vibes she ain’t into you at all.
Or she comes right out and says it ain’t happening…. Lol
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2 hours ago, turkeyfeathers said:
Black squirrel and a pileated so far for action.
Love watching the piliated woodpeckers work over a tree.. always inpressive
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I believe I have some 3" laying around.. maybe 8 to 10 rounds... I will look tonight and if I find them they are yours if the 3" are of interest
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28 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:
As i drive right by horse farm I turned into their long driveway through a nice gate with video survailence camera signs on either side. Got about half way down driveway and wussed out to ask permission to roam about their 10-12 horses to retrieve. I really wanted to skin and stretch the pelt and send to Moyles minkery to get garment tanned too. But if per chance a deer gets in there I'm definately going to ask.
As the owner of a horse farm, I would be glad to know you were successful in taking out a coyote. I would also prefer that you asked for permission to retrieve it to prevent me from finding in 10 days from now in a state of decay that I would prefer not to deal with..
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2 hours ago, doebuck1234 said:
All of those bucks were taken on that property... Actually, a reasonable asking price for the area, but would expect it might sell for more than asking.
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1 minute ago, phade said:
What a horse!!
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I only use a butcher than has the ability to hang and age before butchering... I always chuckle when people say "it was great i had my deer back in 24 hours"... There is getting the meat off of the bone and wrapping and then there is real butchering... There is a very big difference between the 2...
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2 hours ago, Robhuntandfish said:
Nice trouts. Know the feeling on the knot. It's like a 20 minute timeout these days to retie.
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you know you are old when your most important tool in your tackle box and fly vest is a pair of readers!!
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love following this thread every year!!
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FYI for anyone looking.. I just noticed that on the sportsman warehouse website it says they have Blackhorn 209 in stock.. won’t last long!!
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I’ve been fortunate enough to
get 6 boxes of magnum primers at Running Brockport over the course of the past few months.. right place at the right time..
also lucky to get 4 bottles of 209 powder from cabelas.. happened to look online one day and it was available to order to ship to store, so I did and it went thru.
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7 minutes ago, phade said:
I have some that I can spare. I bought a few boxes in Ohio this Spring.
Solid gesture!
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Runnings in Brockport had some on Sunday.. they were the standard size primers and not the magnum
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I still have these
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why not try selling it here first
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I usually find that the hens keep the poults in taller cover until they get bigger than that... Easy target for a hawk in the open like that.
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I have seen hide and bones being dragged around after the majority of the carcass is eaten.. That may be the case here as well...
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boy, that one buck is as wide as a house and does he have a set of nuts!!
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Best tool to trim bushes and branches on trails.
in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
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I use gas powered hedge trimmers... A bit heavy after a while, but they make quick work of things..