Buckmaster7600

From the guy who doesn't like catch and release fishing, but it's fine do give a fish a nice drag across the lake. You're an interesting man that's for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That is awesome! I don't know how many times we haves used my great grandpas freezer room from when he was a produce farmer. It is a 6x6 with 8ft walls room in the barn with a little antique Detroit diesel that runs the refer but t works like a charm! Best part is it will run 24hrs on a couple gallons of fuel. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

20 and 60 for me as well. I am pretty much dead on from 0-100, well the bow is... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good luck can't wait to see the pics! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got to shoot a couple on landowner permits in SC a few years ago it was pretty cool, in hind sight I wish I would have used a bow instead of an AR. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Every time I read these posts this is what I picture

Couldn't disagree more! "Bodies" slow you down and cost you in the long run. I would take a platoon of 10-12 good guys than 30 "bodies" any day! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have 4 boats currently but only had a couple hrs after work. Sometimes it's nice to go back in time and just paddle around with a some beers and the dog and harass the local smallies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I am just the opposite, I trust a wild dog more than a strangers "pet." I at least know what the coyotes intentions are. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's obviously because the packed up wolfyotes tend to go after the injured, you must not have the list of ailments grow does. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I don't know the exact stats, I know myself that I hurt way more at 30 than I did at 25 or even 20 for that matter. I know that my "physical" combat effectiveness had deteriorated greatly from 18-25 yr old me to 28yr old me. That's why I decided to cash out and let the young guys take the reigns. I'm sure there was some sort of facts behind picking that number, because I think it is 5-10 years younger than all other branches. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Way more importantly than a mangy little dog tonight I took time out of the coyote infested woods to teach my daughter that mini golf is 95% verbal and only 5% golf. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

PUBLIC FORUM- everyone can read your stupidity. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Biz, I give you credit. I wouldn't last 3mi Utes in your shoes. I have only been to the city once and it was a bus trip to Yankees stadium and I was going nuts over the traffic. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You're a hero in your own mind that's for sure! Let's see I'm out and about on my property 200 "acres" well over 300days a year. I have 2 reconstructed knees and 3 crushed disks in my back from Iraq and I'm still surviving. Haven't been stacked by any coyotes packs. We had a high population of coyotes a few years ago but 365 population control has gotten them to around a 10 year low. That includes 3 pups that My brother found dead in one of my fields the other day, don't know how they got there . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yea 3 or 4. Talking to my guy that does all my ReBores, it sounds like he's at 85% on being able to do a BAR barrel, tough to drop the coin with that 15% lingering. I wouldn't buy one of his anyways I want a 16" barrel no need to pay to have it walked off twice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I made the drive up there the other day, those 308's he has are very tempting. They're just screaming to become a 358! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If I ever do an all day sit it will be a day or 2 before my funeral because I'll be dead in the stand. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I got 3 of them from work for free and they are the cats ass, they have mesh seats and the bottom just pulls of and the back lays flat. Might weigh 10lbs and are silent and comfy as hell. Those are the ones I use for pop up blinds. My permanent blinds all have other freebie office chairs and work great as well just not as portable. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What does that chair do that the computer chairs that I find for free often on the side of the road doesn't? Actually I like the computer chairs better because when you take the wheels of the 5 legs don't sink in the ground like it appears those legs would. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The number of active duty military that are above the maximum entry age that are still in combat roles is an extremely small number from my experience in the marine corps. To be a truly "combat" role in the Marines you would be an E-1-E-6 or 0-1-0-2 average age is probably 21-22 for a deployed infantry battalion with less than 5% of the battalion of roughly 1000 marines being over age 30. So that gives us 50 marines in the battalion over age 30. Battalion has 5 company's every company has a company commander "0-4" company 1st Sgt. "E-8", company Gunnery Sgt. "E-7" and a company "XO" Captain "O-3". With 5 platoons per company each platoon with a Platoon Sgt. Usually a Gunnery Sgt. "E-7" or senior staff Sgt. "E-6" that is likely over age 30 the platoon will also have a Platoon Commander that is a Commissioned Officer and is generally under age well under age 30 so we won't count him. So that work out to roughly 9 marines over age 30 in a infantry company. Multiply that number times 5 for the number of companies In a Battalion and you get 45 Marines over age 30. Then you have to add the Battalion Commander "O-5-O-6", Battalion Sgt.. Major "E-9", Battalion "XO" "O-4-O-5", Battalion Gunner "CWO3-4" battalion Master Gunnery Sgt., add in a handful of other unimportant high ranking people like the Battalion chaplain etc and we end up darn near the original 5% or 50 Marines. Now the Amount of all of these people whom are likely to actively engage in combat is very very small. Because other than the Platoon Sgt.'s. Very rarely will any of the other listed individuals be involved in an active combat situation. So your point is simply not a valid one. Now I was only in the Marines so other might have different experiences. The marine Corps actively tried to keep the average age young for good reason. They do this by putting Capps on how long you can stay in at certain ranks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What kind of statistics do you you have to back this claim? The reason for an age cap on military entry has absolutely nothing to do with ability to pass a physical test it is due likelihood of injury with increasing age. Have some facts before making stupid claims or you make yourself look ignorant. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Remember fellas this is all the states big plan for hunter retention and gaining new hunter. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk