Lawdwaz

Locust of some sort.............

Also, the seller could have boxed them up and shipped them to your FFL (after he, the seller, had a copy of the FFL’s license) probably cheaper than the fuel you’ll burn driving there. Then you just stop in at your FFL after he receives them and fill out the paper work. Then pay him the fee he charges for the transfer.

You do need an FFL to do this transaction, even in person.

Way to go Kevin......you knocked it out of the park today for junior. Thank goodness you got some pics. Print them and stash them; 30, 40 and 50 years from now he (and you) will get a real kick out of them.

Nice going Dan!!!!

I didn't see that.......congratulations on the bird. Snap a couple pics of the little guy "on the hunt". GOOD LUCK!!

I was all revved up to go Sunday morning but my buddy has a guy hunting it. Oh well, my other spot demands a 3am wake up and that ain't happening. Our daughter graduated from UB this morning and we had a small bash here at our house. The last of them left around 5pm and then my wife and I had to return some big ass chafing dishes we borrowed and drop our daughter off at her apartment. I'm pretty bushed and the weather sounds a little iff'y tomorrow anyway.........we'll finish cleaning up and getting the house back in order. Oh well, good luck to you guys/gals going out tomorrow morning.

Kpkot.....that one got by me. Today I assume?? Congrats Kevin!!

Not if I squint my eyes............

Lock 'er up, a deal has been brokered.

He’s coming.....

Stop calling for thirty minutes.......hard to do but it’s guaranteed to work or your money back.

Shoot straight

NOT to be confused with Brennan's......

Wonder what time the kitchen closes tonight?

Coming back into the USA is when you get the Duty Free deals.......CHEAP!!!

"A bottle of Crown" A... A... I hope (and I'm sure you will) take advantage of the duty free limit on booze. I'm not up on that stuff but last time I was in Oh Canada for the day I bought and declared three or four bottles of Crown. Gawd I love Oh Canada..... KFC I'll pass on. Those pickles would probably be a winner on a Keuka fishing trip. Just a thought though.

Nice haul.......Friday night feesh fry.

This might be a stretch but I thought I'd see if anybody LOCAL wants to come and get this.......28' Werner 250lb capacity aluminum extension ladder, great condition but more than I need in length. $150 Firm......

I hope it was quick and fairly painless. Probably scary though.....RIP Stewart Forest Hunter.

Good luck Dan. Keep us posted on the action.

Cool on a couple levels.......

I saw a couple like that Saturday......

Too many poodles and light-scapers and replacing shot up siding is expensive. Lol

Anything at the Academy is a good thing, we just have to remember to bring our gun. (Yes TF, we are both guilty of a similar mistake, forgetting my ML'r last year on the last day Doh) I've done it plenty, always at 40 yards and ALWAYS from a bench with adequate rest. My method is a 30" circle drawn on a bigger piece of cardboard with an X or dot in the center. Years ago I used the old 8.5"x11" paper targets from the NWTF that Dr Pelham drew up back in the 70's IIRC. There was an X I believe in the center of the noggin and I'd put that in the center of the 30" circle. (some people choose to target the center of the head, some the lower neck) One shot only obviously per cardboard. You can draw four quarters on the target to give you a better idea of your bulk of your patterns impact position. Now you can take a Sharpie and put a slight slash through each hole and count your holes as you go. Knowing your pellet count per ounce can help you come up with the percentage of loads in the 30" circle. (that might not be real important these days as chokes, wads and shot types make for what I'd guess is mostly 100% of modern loads inside that 30" circle) One shot per load type wouldn't tell me anything......3 shots minimum on THREE targets is starting to give me and idea. Look for your concentration of shot and see if it is indeed centered where you want it. "Holes" in the pattern or concentration of pellets in the wrong spot? Don't tell your self that you'll remember to hold low or to the left/right. It ain't happening in the moment of truth, LOL. The odd thing is that you're using a shotgun more like a rifle. Typically a shotgun is used for flying objects and an open pattern depending on the choke is a good thing but hunting turkey, a tightly centered pattern is a better thing. You can draw a 10" circle in the center of the target too if you'd like but I like to see the entire pattern as that tells me more. I had a bunch of targets ready to go for an Academy shoot 'em up but schedules and weather didn't jive late in April. I'd still love to do it maybe some night in June if the guys want to. Shooting "in" your turkey guns isn't a fun time as the pounding is serious but it is worth the effort IMO.