Deerthug

I am interested in buying a Stag Arms AR-15 mainly for target shooting out at Calverton. I don't know much about them other than that they are Semis, they come in two different chambers, .223 and 5.56. Don't know much about how they shoot, recoil, balance, handling etc. I've seen some at Campsitesportshop.com and they have the Cuomo Compliant ARs which I guess I'm stuck with. This is the one I'm interested in: http://www.campsitesportshop.com/html/firearms-rifles-ny-compliant.asp?action=view&ID=4577&cat=142 They also have a Stag 1NY, 2NY and 3NY. Not sure of the differences between each of them. Anyone have, use, shoot this particular model? Can you put a scope on this one? Any thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks. DT

Here is the one I use... Adirondack Venison Chili Ingredients: 1 pound ground venison (increase lbs depending on how many servings) 1 tablespoon butter 1 small onion, minced 1 green pepper, chopped 1 large can chili beans or kidney beans 1 can (16 ounces) can stewed tomatoes Salt and pepper to taste 2 teaspoons chili powder 1 (4 ounce) can mushrooms Hot sauce to taste In a large skillet with a lid, brown venison in butter, breaking the ground meat into small pieces as you brown it. Add onion and green pepper and cook until onion begins to brown, about 5 minutes. Stir often. Add beans, tomatoes, salt, pepper, chili powder, mushrooms, and enough hot sauce to suit your taste, stirring occasionally. Cook about 1 hour over medium heat. Make ahead of time. Reheated it is even better!

Maybe we should have saved it and let the smart deer vote and strip the commenters of their rights to vote. Perhaps then we could have a POTUS with a brain!

Thanks LarryI just nearly spit my coffee allover my kitchen table reading the dumba$$ comments. Lol. I was surprised noone commented that they heard the deer grunting "help me!" Lol!

Congrats! Nice looking buck. He sure is mountable!

Looks like shes posing for a centerfold in Kitty Kat magazine! Lol!

This is Milo my 3 yr old Maltipoo

And yet another shooting in a "Gun-free Zone" at an Oregon Community College with reports of 10 killed and 20 injured. Seems like these zones are not working very well to protect anyone from wackjobs but rather acting like magnets to attract them. Prayers and thoughts to the families of the victims.

I'd take that over this any day - Deerthug

Eh... it was ok....

Yes same person. Lol. This view never gets old for me. - Deerthug

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Here's another teaser.....

I could if I wanted too. Lol- Deerthug

Thanks all. I just hope they show themselves at the right time. Lol - Deerthug

It's a cool, crisp 46 degrees with wisps of clouds and no wind. What a great image to wake up to. [emoji41] [emoji41] - Deerthug

And the heart pumping begins . . . What's wrong with this one?? Mange? And now some family pics . . .

Enjoy! I'm heading up too with my son to check on blinds and tree stands. Looking forward to piece and quiet with him and some bonding time!

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Good luck Gregg. Thoughts and prayers that you continue to be cancer free.

I agree. Some are as expensive as buying a car crazy! I will look at the Kubota too.- Deerthug

Thanks LT. I will look into the bad boys one. - Deerthug

I'm in the market to buy a side by side ATV to use up at my cabin. Needs to be 4x4 with towing and load capacity about 800 to 1000lbs. Have looked at Polaris, Kawasaki, and Toro. Not sure which I like yet. Anyone have/used one before? Should i get it new or used? Any suggestions would be great. Thanks. DT

My first was a doe was about 8 yrs ago at about 125 yds using my Remy 710 in 30-06 with 185 grain Fusions. Heart shot! - Jordan Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk