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When I was a boy we took the 22’s to school and left them in the principals office. I don’t remember a day that I couldn’t bring something home for dinner. I don’t eat much store meat and there is always something to bring home, if I don’t find something in the woods I’ll pull it out of our pond

They have been handing out 4 dmu 7j permits for years now. There are many many deer around skaneateles

We had to put Daisy down last month, she is resting near the magnolia tree with her best friend kiwi next to the pond

I’m in skaneateles and I could part with a hundred or so Winchester if you can not find any. Patrick

Which one which one? Lol

Don't look here the jokes in your hand

I have a few wood lots, the first thing I would do is have a logger come in and cut you a check... ask them to drag out the tops so that you could cut it up for firewood. I would then drag out anything else that was dead but not rotting for firewood, $65 to $75 a cord . Go in and get rid of the buckthorn which by the way makes good fire wood. I would then give any trees of lumber quality some breathing space and plant a few apple trees...thin it out a little bit and wait about 20 years for your next check. I have seen 10 acre lots pay for themselves in less than a year.

Pull a few and see if the roots are stubby and swollen, club root <fungal disease> could lead to wet rot black rot whatever you want to call it. <leaves yellow and wilt> if the soil is too acidic lime as was already suggested

sooooooo....now what?

Hello, I am looking for 223 and 22-250 brass to buy or trade. Let me know what you are looking for.