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Not bad. Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

Sad update on this one. In the last month and a half, I have had to put another new brake line in on my Jeep, and a new exhaust system. So, the cash I was saving to buy the new rifle since October was wiped out. I could have split the cost on two credit cards, but that would have maxed both out again. I didn't want to do that. I 100% appreciate the input I got on this topic! Especially a huge thanks to Buckmaster7600, I'm not giving up, just delayed for a while bro! Even the most well planned ideas and dreams suffer setbacks sometimes. I'm bummed, but it is what it is.

Cool. I'm sure you know this already, but if you do plan to put a scope the Picatinny allows a little more versatility.

Nothing wrong with that right there!

Nice score! Is that a Picatinny Rail on that air rifle?

Now this is a really good beer. Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

I bought my wife a bouquet of flowers, she got me a 6er of beer. We aren't huge on Valentines day for the most part.

Tip, if you need to use ice cubes in wine, freeze some grapes and use those. Preserves the flavor.

Not a fan if this either. Bitter! Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

Yeah. No flavor, it was like a stinky PBR.

Valentine's gift and first try. Not a fan of this one. But, it was free and a gift from the wife so it's acceptable. Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

Turkey soup. Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

I don't carry trash bags, that was Bill!! I told him it was a bad idea to use them. Read what "I" posted. FYI, I am not Bill!

No points for "Meal In A Pouch".

Wifey cooked. Cheddar and broccoli soup. Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

Be careful using trash bags. I know some that claim to use them as "sleeping bags", but they do not allow moisture to escape. The wool blanket might help, but unless you are wearing some sort of wool second layer, you would be better off using those trash bags and a space blanket as an actual shelter, but you're gonna need some cordage. A few things always in my packs in big woods, para cord, space blanket, medical kit, water proof matches ( good ones ! ), some form of tarp, and at least one freeze dried meal. Among a few other essentials like a compass etc.. One big thing about hunting or hiking big woods can be water if things go wrong. It's heavy and takes up space, so carrying a lot isn't always an option. Also, if your stranded, you may not have a water source near by and there may not be any snow on the ground. Prepare for the worst, and hope to enjoy the best. That's a backbone of big woods hunting for me.

K- Didn't know that.

I gave this a like, but if you ate it two hours ago, wasn't it dinner?

I get bored, and sometimes I come up with some odd crap to post on social media. Especially FB to mess with my friends and family. Here's three from today:

Actually gave this a small test yesterday. Had a light jacket, normal small game hear, my orange vest, camera tri-pod, and gloves inside. Still had a lot room left. It was comfortable and pretty quiet, even the zippers weren't very loud. IMO, if I still did over night hikes I could get away with using this for a weekend trip in warmer temps.

On 3 out of 4. Sent from my SM-S327VL using Tapatalk

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It was just nice to be out there. Been a few weeks. I took the "scary black .22LR". LOL.

Only had a couple hours but got out anyway. Pull into he parking area and the Ranger is sitting there. No big deal to me. Talked to him for about 1/2 an hour, good guy. Even gave me a few tips on some of the areas I hunt. I didn't see any tree rats, and oddly enough the only bird was a woodpecker, but did see a ton of deer sign. Way to early to be stoked on that, but still always cool finding sign. I never stop scouting for deer. I did shoot some video footage I have to upload and edit, then up load. Over all nice couple hours in the woods.

I just hope that movie didn't make you hungry.......