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Actually , I prefer the orange carriers . I have arthritis in my fingers and the carriers make it easier to handle the primers . If there is an orange tad sticking out , you can be pretty well assured that the rifle is ready to fire . It works for me .

I went to a muzzle loader (in-line) for more distance plus it's fun to shoot . I use my shotgun opening day of gun season and then the muzzle loader from then on .

Well Bubba , i'm not inviting you to any more parties ! .. .. Maytom is here also . Not sure if WNYhunter made it or not . I kept checking the old site and don't know who owns it anymore . I can still do the Mod functions on there though .

I saw that on the D&DH site ...... Amazing . I guess that deer just got tired of the birds flying around it's head ! ???

I left a message on the board and sent an e-mail to those that I could find address' for ........ Still havn't heard from Chuck aka Huntingfreak ! Things will settle down here once the bitching about Crossbows dies down . :

I can see the advantage of being real high in the tree ( no , not high by drinking or drugs ) but it also changes your shot angle . My youngest son has a treestand on the side of a hill that is over 20' up . The trail below is probably at least 10' lower than the base of his tree so he is shooting in excess of 30 feet than the trail. When you have that much of an angle , you have to visualize where you want the arrow to exit on the opposite side of the deer before you shoot .

Like I said earlier , most of my stands are at least 15' high . I was tempted to try a climber but my son advised against it . I'll be 69 in September and had one knee replaced ..........

Where are you in Wayne County ? I am from Ontario . We also have a Williamson and Walworth member so we have the Northwest part of Wayne Co covered ........ ;D

Hey Wooly , did you oversleep . Glad to see you made it over here ! .. ..

I asked about the Mendon range as my son moved down that way and was going to look into possibly joining the club .........

Does anyone belong to the Gun Club on Boughton Hill Road in Mendon ? How are the rifle / pistol ranges ? What distance can you shoot at and are there shooting benches ?

What do you have to loose for a penny? What you have to lose is about $4 or more in shipping fees ............that's what ! ???

Great pics !!!

Does anyone belong to the Gun Club on Boughton Hill Road in Mendon ? How are the rifle / pistol ranges ? What distance can you shoot at and are there shooting benches ?

I was lucky . I saw an ad in the Swap Sheet ( no longer exists ) a few years ago for some reloading equipment for $125 . I called the guy and his girlfriend inherited the stuff from her deceased uncle . I ended up buying it for $75 . It consisted of a Lyman Turret press , powder dispenser , Ohaus 10 - 10 balance scale , 38 / 357 dies , 45 acp dies , box of 38 cal lead bullets , bullet sizer , bullet casting die , and a few other goodies . I think I did okay for $75 . Since then I have purchased a Lee single stage die , a tumbler , primer pocket cleaners , various dies , funnels ,calipers , etc ..

I havn't put out any trail cams yet this year . The skeeters have been pretty nasty !

Sorry about that . I have only been shooting for about 15 years . I got into archery late in life and have never had to glue nocks . I have seen some of the older arrows that required gluing though . Nocks should fit tight enough as to not require any glue so they will be easier to replace when you break one .

Bob Lonsberry (WHAM - 1180) sometimes gives these away to some of his callers . I really dislike Obama but I wouldn't wear a FUBO shirt . I think it's pretty tacky !

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I havn't set a camera up there yet this year . THe skeeters are too bad !

The "V" looks like a bat on the bear's chest !

My buddy and I hunt the big ones !

I never even glued the nocks on my aluminum arrows when I used to shoot them . They were Easton Super Slams and the nocks could be rotated .