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  1. bugsNbows
    Man, that’s gotta hurt. Deer can be pretty tough critters. I’m thinking maybe an arrow slice from a poor shot.
  2. bugsNbows
    I solved that dilemma years ago… I just quit watching the tv hunting crap.
  3. bugsNbows
    Thanks gentlemen. Got an early BD text from my Granddaughter this am. Made my day.
  4. bugsNbows
    At least you are in the woods.
  5. bugsNbows
    One possibility is the Burris Droptine 3-9 x 40. It's about 12" long, weighs 13 ozs and costs under $200. There are many others, but most (lower price point models) are made in Pacific Rim countries like the Philippines. I'd suggest contacting Doug at Cameraland NY for his suggestions.
  6. bugsNbows
    Not to be critical but I was wondering the same thing. Most likely it was just what he wanted… which is great. As Dan Bongino says… you do you.
  7. bugsNbows
    Wow, you moved fast on that girl. Good luck with it. Go kill Bambi’s big brother.
  8. bugsNbows
    I like old Spomer. His endorsement means something.
  9. bugsNbows
    Nifty looking rifle. Now, if it shoots, we have a winner.
  10. bugsNbows
    Would he be givin’ more of dem free phones?
  11. bugsNbows
    Congrats. Should be good eating!
  12. bugsNbows
    SWFA update… word has it that they have closed down and the business is up for sale. They may continue on some small scale only with their branded scopes. Too bad.
  13. bugsNbows
    Ah, the good old days. I started riding in the early 70’s with a CB 350 then a CB750. I moved on from the rice burners to H-D. Had Sportys and EGC’s. Loved them all. Age and health concerns caught up so I no longer ride. Was fun while it lasted.
  14. bugsNbows
    Therein lies the problem. One should not NEED a permit for any gun. Good old NYS nonsense rears its ugly head again.
  15. bugsNbows
    The occurrence was at my home in north GA. My hunting property is in Steuben Co.
  16. bugsNbows
    My daughter is a Vet. Her least favorite task is putting down animals.
  17. bugsNbows
    For sure. Just had mama doe and twin fawns come through. Very normal.
  18. bugsNbows
    Yesterday morning about 8:30 am a doe came hauling azz across my lawn… followed closely with a young spike. His nose was glued to the ground. It reminded me of October / November chasing. Not 5 minutes later, another doe came down the hill to my lawn followed by a 6 point velvet buck. He was hanging with her although not quite as heavy as the first buck. Within minutes, here come 4 more young bucks trailing the first. Seems crazy that a hot doe would be running around in mid-July. Very strange to me.
  19. bugsNbows
    I usually try to research and read reviews before I buy. However, that doesn’t guarantee success. I’m sure it is pretty much similar to the myriad of China made units out there. My last two purchases were not good (Browning and Bushnell) so I returned them to the seller. Hope this works out for you.
  20. bugsNbows
    Congrats.That's a long time!
  21. bugsNbows
    IMO, a straight 4X scope would suffice.
  22. bugsNbows
    Safety chains hooked... check.
  23. bugsNbows
    Nice! I too like those minimalist design holsters.
  24. bugsNbows
    I have a Glock 20 with a CT green rail laser next to my bed. Pity any poor sob that tries something stupid.
  25. bugsNbows
    I once heard an interesting statement... a deer thinks every hunter is a stump in the woods. A turkey thinks every stump in the woods is a hunter. I've found the latter to be closer to the truth.
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