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Didn't the meat scientist explain why this wasn't the best idea?

He is truly a amazing isn't he? Running the normal day to day of one of the biggest states in the country, plus the Covid-19 pandemic on top of that... and with all that, he still has time to write a book. What a wonderful amazing human being he is.

Ah the book deal, the legal pay off.

Tried again today using his DMV number and his DEC number. His name and all his info come up but I get this at the top: Unable to complete registration Please check your inputs and try again. Customer is not valid. Very frustrating, typical NY.

Tried to get my dad his license this afternoon. It's saying he's not valid. ??? Despite it coming up with his info, it won't let him register.

I can't get the online system to work. Everything goes fine till I go to "check out" , then nothing. The Continue button doesn't do anything. Maybe I'll try at work tomorrow with a bit more modern up to date computer/browser. ETA: Never mind, figured it out. It won't let you go on until you click "Not today" on the begging for donations options.

That's the problem, they're like a range bag or a camera bag, you keep adding things to them until they're so heavy you don't want to bring them. Add in tackle, anchor, battery (to power my fish finder and bilge pump) and whatever else, and it gets heavy. Mine's a 14 footer. But I'm 6'4" , 240-280 depending, so now little light cheap yak is going to work for me. Mine is a Malibu Stealth-14

I used to go fishing with a friend who had a "cheap" Field and Stream sit in. An hour or two into it he'd be miserable. With my sit on top I can move around, cross my legs, sit sideways with my feet in the water, even lay down and take a nap.

It still wouldn't really be a SBH. (the 454's and 480's aren't either, I don't care what stupid new Ruger stamps on them) I've shot a .41 Ti Trackers and .454 Raging Bulls, and while those guns were okay at that time lol, I don't trust them and wouldn't buy em.

Ohhhh... ohhhh... let me be THAT GUY! No ya don't? lol Until recent stupidness at the new, lets forget our history, drop the Sturm name, "Ruger"... SuperBlackhawks were only chambered in .44 Magnum. It was that way since day one. (then when they came out with the .454 and .480, the geniuses decided to brand those SuperBlackhawks as well, despite having none of the features that made SuperBlackhawks... SuperBlackhawks, rather than just Blackhawks.)

I know I have 2-3 boxes of bullets. But I need to see if I still have the dies and any brass. I'll sell them, that way the next .35 Rem I buy, I'll have to buy them all over again. Just like the last two times.

In the last two years I'm seeing tons more small animals. My pictures were almost always just of deer, maybe one pic of a possum in a set. Now I'm getting as many small animal pics as deer. Lots of raccoons, porcupines, fisher cats. The occasional coyote which up until a year ago I NEVER got. (They were always around, you'd see tons of sign, often more than any other animals and you'd hear them at night pretty regularly, but never any pics.) Isn't twins for a doe the norm once she reaches her second breeding cycle?

When I got mine I did the math, at the price structure at that time I figured it would be 10-11 years before I broke even. I'm somewhere around 15 years now. What I don't like about the lifetime license is they look the same. (my name and same number) It's been a tradition to hang them on the cabin wall (have them back to 1958), but with the new thermo printed things and the same number every year, that end of the collection is pretty boring. lol It just took the state two plus weeks to register my car, so my hunting license should be here by turkey season. Hopefully not the spring season.

I may have a new/fairly new set and a little brass as well, I'll have to look when I get a chance.

I've shot bowling pins with a revolver while riding past on a bicycle, great fun.

That ammo's not that "old". Yes it's from '72, but the CMP didn't bring in that HXP ammo all that long ago, 10-15 years tops. It's good stuff and non corrosive, but it never hurts to play it safe. (.30 Carbine ammo would be marked "Cal .30 Carbine, Ball M1" or a variation of that)

I used to have a stack of photos a relative who worked out there took back in the 80's. Absolute monsters in the head gear department. Looked a bit comical, small to medium deer with way out of scale racks.

Years ago I'd have said I'd be happy with alternating late/early muzzle loader and crossbow seasons (southern zone). Switching them ever year or two. But now the woods are awash with every nudnik that's ever been in a Walmart during Muzzle loading season, so an early southern season now days would be a big mistake. A traditional archery season sounds like a good idea.. though in reality it would either be under utilized or push some unskilled archers to the woods to "cash in". (I'd love a traditional ML season)

People have been out of work for three months (or longer), what they really need is a day off. More vote buying.

Must be a good year for them, I came across 6-7 of them while turkey hunting. Caught these two buggers watching me do some work on the cabin last year.

Creek Chub Stripper Strike chrome popping plugs. Though they changed how they were made in the late 80's early 90's and they don't hold up like they once did.

Meaning what? He's looked silly longer than most people realize?

I skinned one last year, wasn't much fuss.

I can't get past the costume.