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RED333

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  1. Way to thick for a snake fang, but could be a tooth of an animal, might be a possum.
  2. Man what a let down, I was thinking you had found a way to melt lead with out heat!!!
  3. More than most, but not enough. About 300 rounds a month.
  4. Thanks for sharing, got to clean the dust from my eyes.
  5.     I gave you this advice in post #4 and yet you would not take the advice. I received bad points the first day I was a member, sent PM with a "sorry" and have enjoyed being here ever since. As far as I could tell I did not break any rules, if I remember it was a few pics that were in bad taste. We are a good group, we have fun, get together and shoot sometimes. I feel there are a few members here I could call on and get about anything I want.
  6. My advice, just let it go.
  7. I load with Titegroup, not a lot of diff between "lite" and "hot" load. You should load your firearm to what you would be using at the time you "need" it to defend yourself.
  8. Same here, FireFox is what I use. My bet it some kind of snafu with an update of software.
  9. I have read a few news story's about this, so sad. The commies came in years ago they took all the wealth to build a zoo that was not taken well care of, cages and runs are very small. When the commies were run out the new leaders are crooked and let the zoo go down even more. A lot of animals died in the flood, some shoot running free for the first time in their lives. Sad
  10. O yea, bump fire a 20 round from a Saiga 12 is a hoot, thank goodness I reload.
  11. As most here on the forum have more firearms than fingers, some can add their toes as well, and yet none of these firearms have missed behaved at all, now aint that something to write home about.
  12. I wont be racking a slide that way.
  13. Sorry but that is a mistake, as all the birds will die or will be lunch one day.   To get you birds to drink from a new water system add a bit of honey to the water. Mix the honey in a small cup of hot water the pour it into the cold water.
  14. Changed the title to the thread to fit us RedNecks :up:
  15. I did not heat my coup, I have read that if the birds get used to the heat and power goes out the birds suffer and could die.
  16. Talk about a thread drift, sorry but the truck is very nice, body looks straight for the most part.
  17. It is very sad what is happening these days, gona be tough to turn it around.
  18. Some will say no and some will say yes. It will depend on a few diff things, hardness, size, powder, charge size and lube. You will just have to try and find what works or does not.
  19. Very nice, GLWS on the boat.
  20. Tell me about the the yellow bow tie.
  21. I will add the Mr and Mrs Monkey did build a nice looking setup. Is there a door to get into the coup other than from the pen? A door into the coup will make it easier to clean out in the winter. TSC had good rubber boots, get some, it will get deep with mud in the winter.   Water heater from TSC is 30 to 40 dollars. Find a cookie tin, round is better(I got 4 from the Good Will store). Get some blub bases, 1 for each tin, I had 4 waters to keep from freezing. Mount the blub base inside the tin, I use a 100 watt rough service blub. Tie it with wire it to the bottom of the water pan, plug it in, my water was wet all winter, even them very cold days and nights. You drill the hole for the wire in the side, seal it with clear silicone, at night you can "see" the light. I built 4 for the price if 1 of then store bought things. LOL
  22. I will second the "under side" secure as well. If you can dig under the fence so will the birds and the varmints. I ran my wire about 2 feet out from the bottom of the fence, grass has grown into the wire and you can not see it and the mower dont hit it. Some say chicken tractor? [URL=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/COUP/DSCF1147_zps474a1533.jpg.html][/URL] [URL=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/COUP/DSCF1148_zps3719f00b.jpg.html][/URL] Pics of the big coup, you can see the wire in the grass. [URL=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/big%20coup/bigcoup1_zps3d0bcb60.jpg.html][/URL] I wanted the coup off the ground, poop pit on the left, shade and rain cover on the right. The coup is one big space, I just put up 2 ramps, I close the left in the winter. [URL=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/big%20coup/bigcoup2_zps82698fe6.jpg.html][/URL]
  23. WOW in Green Hills You saw nothing that looks like him, he lives in my back yard. He takes blonde hair for fun. [url=http://s896.photobucket.com/user/redintn/media/me_zpsccd65c92.jpg.html][/URL]
  24. Ha, yall got some catching up, we have 30 chickens,

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