goosifer
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Anyone familiar with the Kimber Hunter 6.5mm Creedmoor rifle?
goosifer replied to goosifer's topic in Rifle and Gun Hunting
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Anyone familiar with the Kimber Hunter 6.5mm Creedmoor rifle?
goosifer replied to goosifer's topic in Rifle and Gun Hunting
Finally got the scope mounted. I still need to sight it in. Not sure where or when I will be able to hunt with this rifle, but I'll be ready when the opportunity arises. -
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Go on, TF, let's see some leg. Make sure to have the black socks on.
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Thanks, Tacks. Dino is going to give me some feathers. I'm good.
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Dino's told me, and shown me, a lot about the process, but the impetus actually came from my wilderness survival class instructor. This year, in addition to making some basic primitive bows, he wants the class to make arrows, too. I don't think it will be anywhere close to the craftsmanship that Dino puts into his stuff. I will try to reach out to him for some feathers. Thanks.
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I need about a dozen feathers for a class. I am going to use them to make some primitive arrows. They can be turkey or goose or duck, but they need to be all from the same side of the bird, right or left (Supposedly affects the rotation of the arrow.) Happy to pay for shipping and handling. I think a small USPS flat rate box would be the ticket so that the feathers don't get crushed. Thanks.
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Can you get wi-fi in the basement? If yes, then get a Roku stick or an Amazon Fire Stick. You'd be amazed at the movies and shows you can watch for free (legally). Bit of a learning curve, but worth it.
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@Bionic This should make you smile https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6969455/Boy-celebrates-new-bionic-arm-eating-favourite-burger-two-hands.html
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Happy Birthday, Bionic!
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Happy Birthday!!
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Increasing ph quickly
goosifer replied to onlybrowning's topic in Land Management, Food Plots and QDM
I keep seeing ads on Craigslist for a liquid solution that acts like lime but faster. My instincts tell me it's a scam, but part of me wishes it were true as its a lot easier to spray liquid than spread tons of lime. Sorry I can't help, but I can at least commiserate. -
I had the Link-EVO and currently have the Link-S with the solar panel. The new Link-Micro looks cheap, but it has inferior specs relative to the others. Not sure how material those are (shutter speed and resolution).
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They sell a Verizon CDMA compatible one and a ATT gsm compatible one. I have had one of their cellular cameras for about two years now. Can't complain. They are simple to set up and they work. I've gotten by on the free monthly plan.
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Happy birthday, First-light!
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Understood. Thanks.
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Just in time for the warmer weather: IPA beer frozen custard at In the Mix Brewing and Creamery in Barker. https://buffalonews.com/2019/04/09/in-the-mix-brewery-creamery-debuts-beers-alcohol-infused-frozen-custard/
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Ouch. We posted at the same time. Why no likey the Trico's?
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I just ordered Trico Ultra blades for my wife's SUV. They are the only ones made in the USA, FWIW. They were pricey, but still cheaper than from the dealer. Can't directly vouch for them as I haven't used them yet.
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I spoke briefly with the publisher, John Sanders, today. He said that he won't be updating the print copies anymore. Instead, he is working on a new website that will have updated information, as well as other new info like places to hike, et al. It sounds pretty ambitious. It won't be up and running until next year, though. I am going to buy a hard copy from him. He live in Amherst, NY.
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bump. Can anyone help me with my question in the OP? Thanks.
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@cynthiafu I am so, so sorry for your loss. I hope she was able to enjoy the milder weather we've had these past few weeks.
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they are probably ramps Allium tricoccum (commonly known as ramp, ramps, spring onion, ramson, wild leek, wood leek, and wild garlic) According to wikipedia, Chicago was named after these.
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This book was recommended to me. However, it appears the most recent version is from 2004. Would anyone have a better/newer recommendation for a fishing guide to WNY? Possibly the Western New York Fishing Map Guide ? Thanks.
