DaveS

I bought a bottle of Jim Beam "Devils Cut" and it's unbelievably smooth. Actually, a little too smooth. It finishes slightly sweet and smokey on the palate, and is very easy to drink.   Has anyone else tried it?   DaveS

Keep us posted on your "brew".   DaveS

I have it on my phone now. Thanks a bunch!   DaveS

Very well said!   DaveS

Two thugs were shot and killed during a robbery and the family wants the shooter charged. I think they got what they deserved.   http://m.wfmz.com/families-want-justice-for-suspects-killed-after-robbery-of-kricks-korner-store-in-reading/-/15946050/22819374/-/vosp0z/-/index.html   What do y'all think?   DaveS

That's a good rule of thumb. A good blank load will wheel your gun back a few inches when fired. A live round will wheel the gun back a couple of feet. Hence the need to wheel the gun back forward and re-sight between shots. Firing these things without ear plugs is deafening! They didn't use ear plugs in the 1860's!   DaveS

Sounds good Ron. We need to get some pictures up on here this weekend!   DaveS

Have you used that new check in system yet? If so, how does it work? I guess I'm going to have to put that app on my phone.   DaveS

Blank rounds we use 8 oz of 1F and 12 oz of peat moss for the 3" Ordnance Rifles and the 6 pounder. The 12 pounder uses 10 oz of 1F and 16 oz of peat. Live rounds start at about a pound of 1F depending on what's being shot.   DaveS

Hot soapy water and a barrel sponge. And it's messy as heck!   DaveS

Them investigators were a pain in the *** apparently. The dude's guilty. That's all there is to it.   DaveS

Oh I agree 100%. I just can't imagine the number of times he was poked just to prove he was "clean". Something ain't right here! Someone ****** up !     DaveS

No, I don't buy the number of times he was "probed". I mean I just can't imagine!   DaveS

Some how I just don't buy the story.   DaveS

Once a deer is legally checked in, you no longer have to keep proof of sex hanging on the quarter.    DaveS

LOL   Speed skinning ain't for me Bro!   DaveS

I'd like to try it again.   DaveS

A mistake was made, and two people learned a lesson from it. There is no reason in the world to get hateful to whitewolf. I'm sure he will assure that something like this never happens again. The fella that got hurt? Will make absolutely sure from here on out that nothing like that ever happens again! And if y'all think you're so damn perfect, go look in the mirror.   DaveS

A green "un-cut" hide goes for about 5 - 6 dollars from most processors. An "un-cut" hide is one that was "peeled" from the animal. A hide removed by knife is "cut" whether you see it or not. Only worth about two dollars. I love it when processors tell me "oh that hide ain't cut", and I ask "did you use a knife"..."yes"...then it's cut and I won't give you 2 cents for it! But in general, about 4 bucks! If you take your hide to a processor and you don't get it back, he will sell it. Get it back and use it. I had a processor here in Clarksville a few years ago refuse to give my hide back. He said he keeps them and sells them. One lawyer, one lawsuit (just to prove a point)and $1,200.00 (his cost to defend and my payment for the hide) dollars later I was happy. The judge said I was entitled to my hide back, hooves, legs, eyeballs and anything else I wanted back because it was all technically my property. I'm kinda glad he closed up!   DaveS

Tread lightly young Jedi, as what Shaun says is true! Read, read, and read some more!   DaveS

Sorry to hear that Rob. You'll love shooting a "rock lock"! I do!   DaveS

I checked my scope today and did a little scouting on my property, all in all I fell good about all of it. Here's my "go to" deer git'r! CVA Wolf with a cheap azz Konus 3x9x40 scope. But hey..she shoots good! Here's my set up... 80 grains BP and 240 grain Saboted .45 XTP Bullet One shot, one kill. It don't get no better than this (almost)! Sorry, I just had to post this! I can't wait till this weekend! DaveS

Friggin nice Rob!!! DaveS

I have to agree that the parents need to bare some of the responsibility for this.   DaveS

My friend Jerry was a guard at what he still called "Brushy Mountain" a few years ago. He still works for the prison there somewhere if he hasn't retired yet. Don't know what you call it today. All I know is that it never will be my mailing address. Last I talked to Jerry he was driving a van taking inmates to court, appointments ect.   DaveS