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Thanks for that link Daelith. I think I am going to try that for myself.

I had to go back and look, but you are right. That is a girl's bike. Wonder why?

thanks. I was just going by what I was told and I didn't research the topic at all. I just stay clear of the little boogers regardless of what they do after they leave the host.

Not real sure. That was just the rule.

Flies bite the squirrel's skin on the neck and lay their eggs. The squirrel acts as an "incubator". Wolves (AFAIK) are the larvae that is still under the skin. they will stay there until they become flies at which point they will bite through the skin and buzz away. I was always told as a kid not to eat the squirrels with the "lumps in their backs" or "with open holes on the back", and now I just can't break myself. As a kid we always waited until the first frost to go out squirrel hunting, but now that really isn't an option because the first frost is coming later and later each year.

I know, I have been told that you can still eat the tree rat if he has them, but I just can't bring myself to it. Maybe I just hadn't got hungry enough.

Makes you want to slap the TV.

That is what I was thinking too.

I am going to play devil's advocate for a minute. " If I draw and the assailant immediately disarms themselves", Is this disarming happening as you are drawing your weapon (a slow draw I am guessing) or are you pulling your weapon, getting a bead and not immediately shooting, hoping the sight of the drawn firearm is enough to stop the threat? or...... What I am getting at is this, If I have deemed it necessary to use my firearm, then it is time to use my firearm. I am not going to be pulling it, with enough time left to have a conversation. Not trying to pick a fight just curious. We have had this debate before I am on the side of not ever, ever, holding someone at gun point. I am not trained in negotiating. My weapon is an absolute last option, and ugly option, that when it is time to exercise should be done as quick as possible and again as a last and final resort. Now if while I am drawing they decide to disarm and give up before the barrel is ever aimed at them (which would mean I have a very slow draw) then I am not sure what to do, because I do not feel comfortable with holding someone at gunpoint.

The waiting part sucks. I got mine back in 2004 and I had to wait 66 days. It just about got the best of me.

Looks nice to me. I have been considering doing this for the same reasons you mentioned. I can't just come off the cash that easy, but building one would evaporate the money slowly over time.

I won't be going out tomorrow. Let us know if they still have wolves.

Maybe he is hoping at least one or two will stick, but nevertheless, WOW!

#2. Alex is right on some things. I listen to him occasionally, and you can get some good information from his show. That is if you weed through the whining, yelling, and pure BS. It is fun to listen to sometimes.

How much ammo do you carry for EDC?

I would rather be tried by twelve than carried by six. Look if I am in fear of my life or serious bodily harm than I must do what I think is best. When I go to court over this, I must be represented as having no other option. If I am misrepresented and spend time in prison than so be it. What would you have me do, take the beating that could ultimately lead to my death, because I am scared of jail time? No sir.

1 as long as I am in fear of my life.

On my person ~ 11 in the gun and 10 in the spare mag = 21 rounds While in my truck ~ Same 21 as mentioned above + 100 rounds in the console + a Mossberg 500 20" barrel shotty with 7 rounds in the mag and 6 in the side saddle + about 50 extra shells = 184 round between two guns while in the truck.

nice looking knife!

Where will we hear this formal announcement?

I wished this was posted in the Hunting forum so I could close it.

I heard talks about this a couple weeks ago. Sad.

hahahahahahahaha :lol: