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  1. That's how I do it and its the only way to skin a squirrel! Well not really but the fastest and cleanest absolutely.
  2. I agree w/ G-man, she won't be able to kick her BB fawn out of her home range if she's hanging in the garage.
  3. Nicely done and nice buck!
  4. I'll be hooking up at 6:15. Stayin' 'till the wind blows me outta the tree . . .
  5. I'd let him walk . . . right into the back of my truck.
  6. I've shot them in the past and they're like any other Muzzy head - devastating. The only reason I switched to the MX-4 was I thought 4 cutting surfaces would be better than 3. In all honesty I haven't really been able to tell any difference though, the deer I've shot seem to die just as quick getting hit with only 3 blades vs. 4. I'm sure you'll be happy with them.
  7. Follow G-man's advice. Fall turkeys means putting your boots on the ground and covering the acreage until you run across fresh sign. Good luck!
  8. 6S - Southern Herkimer County
  9. Received one each for 6S and 7J
  10. Yep, when you change barrels you're best off sighting in again. Iron sights are OK as nyantler attests. Mossberg lists two slug barrels for the 535, both rifled, one iron sights one cantilever scope mount. The deciding factor is how far do you want your effective range to be??? Less than 50y, stick with your bird barrel and bead. Not sure if a 500 smoothbore barrel with iron sights will fit your 535 but if it does, you might find one used. Still good to 50+y but you've upgraded your sights. Either of the rifled barrels and some sabot slugs will pound them at 100y. Your choice of barrels depending on your wallet. Shoot straight!
  11. Heidi our German "Shirehair". Mother was a shorthair father a wirehair.
  12. Enigma

    Thief

    Had my trail cam stolen back in July off posted property. Took me a couple weeks to get over it. Was especially bummed as it was a Father's day gift and the boys were looking forward to some pics. It was up less than two weeks. Finally decided if someone had the stones to trespass and cut the lock and cable, they wanted it more than I did. Just remember, karma will bite you in the a$$ when you least expect it. Thieves will get what's coming in due time . . .
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