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Trump!!
wildcat junkie replied to Four Seasons's topic in Gun and Hunting Laws and Politics Discussions
"Alternative facts" I fixed it for him. -
Can we vote out Hochul ??
wildcat junkie replied to Pygmy's topic in Gun and Hunting Laws and Politics Discussions
So they fixed the governor's race yet lost 4 house seats that would have given them a majority? -
She turns 90 years old this month
wildcat junkie replied to Grouse's topic in Guns and Rifles and Discussions
Also allows for a reduced depth and thinner walled receiver hence the light comparative weight of the Ithaca M37. -
The Biggest Shotguns of All Time
wildcat junkie replied to Grouse's topic in Guns and Rifles and Discussions
Civil War era smooth bore cannon with "grapeshot". -
You old timers might like to know that I caught this fish on a 3/4oz Johnson Silver Minnow with a 3 1/2" split tail pork rind trailer. My son was doubtful at first but now wants to get some Johnson Silver Minnow spoons.
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Got my feet wet (no pun intended) fishing for Northern Pike with my son on the St Lawrence River. This is my 2nd legal keeping size Pike. 34" approximately 11#. We release all fish.
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Why do we still have a muzzleloader season?
wildcat junkie replied to Buckmaster7600's topic in Deer Hunting
I once killed deer at a paced off 155 yds with this rifle, and 2 more that were across a valley at similar yardages. 230 gr .535 patched round ball, 100 gr GOEX fffg That being said, I consider 100yds as maximum for .50 RB and 75yds for .45 RB They just don't have enough mass for retained energy at longer ranges. -
Why do we still have a muzzleloader season?
wildcat junkie replied to Buckmaster7600's topic in Deer Hunting
Get a flintlock. Mine is dependable in all but the most severe downpours and will group under 3 inches offhand at 100yds when I do my part. -
I Think I'm Ready for the Thieving Ba$tards
wildcat junkie replied to wildcat junkie's topic in General Hunting
Not that sorry wining again. You can't stop progress. What about al the jobs lost shoveling horse manure out of the streets that were lost due to the invention of the automobile? What about all of the birds and other wildlife killed by cars? -
Taking my Life in a New (old) Direction
wildcat junkie replied to wildcat junkie's topic in General Chit Chat
Everything is ready to go. I'm waiting for my son to come over after work on Monday. I told him if he wants to keep the bike after I'm gone he must learn the idiosyncrasies involved with working on old British bikes. The headlight will be replaced with a 9000 LM LED -
Taking my Life in a New (old) Direction
wildcat junkie replied to wildcat junkie's topic in General Chit Chat
First, the primary drive and cases must be removed. Holding the gearbox sprocket for removal of the left hand thread nut. (ask me how I barked my knuckle) The engine will have to be jacked up a bit to allow the gearbox to be rotated and removed. -
Taking my Life in a New (old) Direction
wildcat junkie replied to wildcat junkie's topic in General Chit Chat
Also bought a scissor lift. Work in progress removing the gearbox. First the obligatory bloodletting. -
Taking my Life in a New (old) Direction
wildcat junkie replied to wildcat junkie's topic in General Chit Chat
Winter project started. Replacing the notorious gearbox layshaft ball bearing with a roller. I bought a Harbor Freight motorcycle lift. I upgraded the front wheel chock.