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refers back to previous post: ______________________________________ Someone enters my home without me saying "Come In". A pistol is pointed at them. If I know them, pistol is lowered and I start to tell them how stupid that was. If I do not know them I would say something along the lines of "Stop or I will shoot", but I can promise you, there will be no conversation prior to my front sight being aligned with the absolute best spot to "eliminate the threat". "I would rather be tried by 12 than carried by six"...especially in this situation. _______________________________________ I have no obligation under the law to hold any conversation with an intruder prior to putting holes in them. If you want to talk to an intruder, be my guest, but this is my castle, and inside here my wife and child's safety is number one, so if someone enters uninvited they will be dealt with in the way I described above. I might not even say anything to the intruder, I do not owe them that, who knows what I will do in that situation, but I will promise everyone that whatever I do or say will be behind an aimed firearm. PERIOD. There is no such thing as "A Good Guy Intruder" PERIOD.

Dead Stranger in my home will always be the bad guy.

Someone enters my home without me saying "Come In". A pistol is pointed at them. If I know them, pistol is lowered and I start to tell them how stupid that was. If I do not know them I would say something along the lines of "Stop or I will shoot", but I can promise you, there will be no conversation prior to my front sight being aligned with the absolute best spot to "eliminate the threat". "I would rather be tried by 12 than carried by six"...especially in this situation.

I got one in the mail yesterday too. I thought about writting a letter to telling them how much of an ass hat they are.

Thats right, and when you do visit, I have some good Bar-B-Q, with your name on it.

Congrats man. I am glad to hear it.

That was funny

Awesome! Never judge a book by its cover.

Very nice. I have always been told that the 700 is the most accurate, out of the box, rifle on the market. I do not know if that is supported by anything, but that is what everyone says before they start telling how inferior my 7400 is to any bolt action on the market.

Especially the birds in this great city.

https://hfwa.centraltechnology.net/TNHFInternetHarvest/app/checkingStationSearch.do?countyId=94

That site definitely proves I have bigfoots (bigfeets) on my hunting land.

just joshing ya. I do like slothful1 idea

I like it. It is Change we can believe in.

The wife and I paid off all the credit cards off last year, canceled them, ripped them up, and we no longer have any. Both vehicles are paid for, and our house was paid for when I was eleven, (dad signed it over to me when he remarried). The only debt we have is medical bills, and we are paying on those. My wife had sinus surgery in December and that was costly. Even without all of the credit card bills, we still seem to be living paycheck to pay check. We have a little bit in savings under ($4000), and the only bills we pay are the utilities, house phone, cell phone, interent, Direct TV, and insurances, and a small loan from American General. We will be keeping that American general loan open and going for a while, in an attempt to improve our credit score. You see those credit card bills we paid off last year, were not by choice, but when the phone rings from a lawyer and they say "This balance is due in 90 days, or we will see you in court".....I decided the best thing to do was pay them. But it sure does feel good, not to owe them money anymore. We do send money on things we could do with out, but what else are we going to do....I love guns and she loves clothes. LOL The spend here for a while will be centered on home repairs. I have a lot to do.

The North American Hunting Association sent this email to me, and I thought it was kind of funny and decided to share with you guys. Trick Your Kids Into Looking For Shed Antlers Face it, as holiday icons go, the Easter Bunny is pretty lame. Cupid can fly and shoots a bow—instinctive no less!—and Santa has a bachelor group of flying record-book bucks, but what does Mr. Bunny have to offer? Not much, especially if you're having trouble fitting into your camo Wranglers. Even so, your kids love him because he hides plastic Easter eggs filled with candy. And here's where you can use Bunnyman to your advantage: Tell your kids—heck, tell your kids to tell everyone on the block—that he has hidden Easter eggs throughout some of the white-tailed deer bedding cover and prime feeding sources on your local hunting property. Rent a Suburban if you have to, but take the little candy-lovers on a field trip. And right before you turn them loose (with adult supervision of course), show them a couple shed antlers from your collection. Then make a deal: For every shed antler returned to the truck, they'll receive a dozen candy bars of their choice. To really make a haul this spring on sheds, forward this newsletter to your buddies and hit the woods with help.

I was thinking about getting "Dazzeled Up", that would look great. I have been wearing my badgeon my shirt, not on my belt next to my carry gun. I want to make sure everyone can see it.

While out of Town, weekend before last, I cam across these essential items for every Handgun Carry Permit holder. The Badge was a no brainer. The only issue I had was select which color fanny pack I wanted. Guess which one I bought.

I resemble that remark.

That is Awesome! That will be something that he will always remember.

] Awesome story, and awesome bird!

Nice looking jeep