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Brew crew - westmere Heard double negative is good but not big into coffee. Icing in the cake also but afraid its diabetes in a bottle. Mid heaven is probably good but not into sours as much. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Any of these good? Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I've got two bourbon barrel aged ales from them. Bottles have been sitting in fridge for a good year maybe. I'm not sure what to expect if anything remotely good. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

At a local cafe waiting for a Vday pickup. Enjoying a local brew. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

i've seen some really big deer taken by hunters i know. especially with the trend going on, we won't see them as often as in the past. bucks that big and old on huntable property won't live to see their potential. hell i'm hard pressed to pass a 140" buck at 3.5 yrs old that might have what it takes to grow into a Booner 2-3 years from then! Also deer numbers were higher years ago, which leads to a better chance you'll get a buck that wins that genetic lottery. i've held a 200+" free range booner buck and it was stupid big. i measured it's left G2 green at just under 17" long. I posted a Booner dead head on here and that was stupid big, let alone for this part of NY. I'll just enjoy what deer I can. I'm not lucky enough for a record book. lol

The brew crew. I've gone there and to one on Calvin closer toward downtown. I'll look into it. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

Yes and you can look up beer you havent but it's a bit generous with ratings compared to others. IMO Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

I'll keep that in mind. Someone might be getting me a bunch. They're looking into it tomorrow. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

i asked a go to place around here if they had a list of beer from different breweries. i'm not a beer snob by any means. i just like a lot of it. i'll have to ask to get some. we'll see.

sooo much more. i don't even get ahold of the good stuff.

yup wife and many others i've drank with have it. lol that's the one i had in mind.

never seen Governing Forces. i'll have to try and keep it in mind. though i'm afraid it tough to keep them all in my memory. only so much room. not getting an app of some kind. it'll just make me an alcoholic and i'll be spending more money on beer.

gave my wife the truck today. i've got the car. still in the office. everyone else left early. why i have no idea. it already snowed and might as well give the plow trucks time. wife said she had to use 4 wheel peel to get up hoosick st in troy and around a ton of cars that were just parked and stuck waiting for plow trucks. come on! stupid people are bound to get collected somewhere.

no worries heading down the 22nd. lol

never got into old military rifles. they have military fun shoots at a local club that sure causes an itch to shop around.

i think it's a single six that's been passed down that sits in a family gun cabinet. don't have much knowledge of either but seems i've hear of the single six more than a bearcat.

my office is in Albany right now and it's snowing pretty good. seems like we've got 3" or so now. back home closer to Grafton i hope it stays cold enough the rain band at the end of this stays snow. it'll be an apocalyptic journey getting out of here on either 787 or northway i can already tell.

customized to your setup even better. nice tinkering. looks like you can use stack weights and you've got a quick disconnect to pack it away.

little for stress too. that helps. i see now Biz actually said that. i guess i'm late for this thread.

Back tonight from an away match. Doing better but still havent fixed the trigger or grip. 92/100 slow fire. 87/100 timed fire.86/100 rapid fire. Slow fire should be your lowest score as the rings are closer together despite you have more time. Quarter covering my name for reference. If we could use two hands instead of one or use a rest, I could've really stacked them in there. Need more time to shoot and improve. Shooting less than once a week isnt much. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk

only for you central and WNY folks. out here around the Adirondacks it's kind of common knowledge.

i wish.

new cam systems and risers designs are super efficient for today's compound bows. seems i'm killing more deer with my bow as seasons go on and more and more i want the easiest drawing bow out though and not because i need it. i've shot indoor spots, indoor 3D, and outdoor 3D. bow setups are significantly different. i'll be actually posting up my spots bow here in the classifieds as i don't use it for anything else. it's a Hoyt Pro Elite that maxs out at 50lbs. easier to pull and shoot 30, 45, or 90 arrows in a session with no hump or build in the draw cycle that causes some strain until you get past it. bow has multiple 300s and 450s under its belt. i could load it up with Fuse stack weights quite heavy before fatgue created drops or the holding weight wasn't enough to offset the stabilizer weight (can stress the bow arm shoulder). my 3D bow is basically Elite's flagship target bow a few years ago. it's set at 68-69 lbs but i'm not drawing and shooting nearly as much. 30-40 targets tops with plenty of time in between each.

i'm with you both. i think i might have hid some under my mashed potatoes at dinner as a kid. other than that i don't know as if i exactly know what it is.

still i'm not so sure it helps your case much. too broad.