grampy

Just send me a PM, we will work something out.

Try Frank's gun shop on Rt. 30. I have some to get you started if need be.

Hard Candy Christmas.....by Dolly Mom liked that one. Reminds me of her when I hear it.

I really enjoyed the video! Thanks for sharing it with us!

Not quite big enough for coyotes, or I'd jump on it! And I'm only in Rotterdam!

Concentrate, concentrate, concentrate, on the target! A solid cheek weld to the stock. Gently pull the trigger, so that the firing of the rifle is almost a surprise when it goes off. Many have the ingrained flinch reflex. The way to reduce, or get rid of the "habit' is repetition on the range. Using solid form, good ear protection, low recoil loads, and constant concentration to NOT do it. Soon the "NEW" way of shooting will take over, and a new "ingrained" way of shooting will take place. It really is as simple as mind over matter. This advice was given to me long ago. It worked for me.

About 30 years ago I started collecting ornaments with an outdoor theme. Picked em up here and there, mostly Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine. Even got one on a trip to Buffalo a couple years back. I now have a mancave tree! Separate from the tree in the living room. I enjoy mine much more!

View from one of my favorite stands on the farm. Looking west at sunset. Same stand. Looking north. View heading back home. Old barn in the background.

Got a call just before leaving work. An old friend of mine hit a deer with his muzzle loaded and needed help. So I run home change clothes and head up towards Rensselaerville almost an hour away. Met up with him, got the deer no problem, and dragged it to his truck and put it in the back for him. Just got back home. A nice tasty button buck! Mr. Steve was very happy to get him!

Beautiful place ya got there! And beautiful buck too! Congratulations!

When we bought our new place in May, we paid over asking price. But it checked all of our boxes and more! We Love it! Come east! Would love to have you as a neighbor!!!!

Be prepared to be addicted!!....lol I just got into it three or four years ago Had a bunch of guys here with decades of experience give me some great advice. See my thread in here. It is so cool to take a deer with a bullet you handload yourself!!! Best of luck to ya, and if I can help in any way, be happy to do so.

Congratulations Fletch!!! Love seeing late season deer on the ground!!!

I don't use Tapatalk, and have not had any issues.

Wishing you luck and lots of fun duck/goose hunting! I haven't done it alot, and not for many years now. But it certainly was fun!! Do you like eating duck and or goose? The main reason I don't hunt them now, is I didn't care for them much on the dinner plate. But I'm sure a better cook than I could do much better.

Fisher

I'd bag the trash, and leave it next to the folded up blind too. If still there in the spring, the blind is yours for the trash removal fee.

Wow ! What a beautiful rifle Al ! Nice tree rat! I gotta get out and get a few, to make a stew,.......too!

Hey...................his form doesn't look too bad?

I had turkeyfeathers as one of my picks, during the season. Like Cabin Fever, his grit, and determination are much to be admired! I too hope he scores in the late season! I have been pulling for him big time! C'mon Jay!!!

It was an easy decision to pick you Paul! You have a great property, and are a seriously awesome hunter!! And Cabin Fever has the tenacity of a pitbull, and a never give up spirit, that I admire greatly! The hardest part of this, was there are so many great hunters to pick from! That said, it ain't over till it's over!! Still have a week to go!!! Wishing good luck to all!!!

The lights flickered here once, but power never went out. Over near our old house, power was out all night and came back on this morning.

Yes Sir! Congratulations Duke!!!

grampy's last pick is........Moho81