KahrMan

Another vote for the 45-70. Here is mine:

Are you going to get to do any hunting while you are there?

Newbies...

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If you are looking for a big boar upper for an AR, then you should consider a 458 SOCOM. If tgo member Rightwinger doesn't reply here, shoot him a pm. He know this caliber very well.

+1000 The Sea Shepherd people really piss me off. I wouldn't be nearly as restrained as the Japanese Whalers are.

From the Fox News Story... I wonder if that had anything to do with it....

Tommy is the man. I have been a fan of his works for years. Here is a great video of Tommy and Jake Shimabukuro doing While My Guitar Gently Weeps. Jake Shimabukuru is just as good on Ukulele as Tommy is on guitar.

Very Nice Pics.

Putting a MKII back together can be a pain in butt. You really don't need to disassemble to clean it. I have put thousands of rounds thru mine. I always clean the barrel with some CLP a brush and a patch. Then clean out the chamber area with a toothbrush and some patches the best I can. Occasionally, if it is getting really dirty in the chamber and top of the trigger assembly, I will hold it over a trash can and spray it with Gun Scrubber. It blows out all the little crud you can't get at. If you use Gun Scrubber make sure you put a couple drops of oil back down into the trigger assembly because GS will clean off any lubricant you have in there.

those guys are lucky they didn't get shot at.

Tebow and Urbans last game...i have a feeling that Cincy will be in for a looong game.

Florida coach Urban Meyer steps down for health reasons - ESPN GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Florida coach Urban Meyer, who was admitted to a hospital because of chest pains following the Southeastern Conference championship game, is stepping down because of health concerns. Meyer resigned Saturday, calling it quits after five seasons in Gainesville and two national titles. He leaves Florida with a 56-10 record that includes a 32-8 mark in league play and a school-record 22-game winning streak snapped early this month against Alabama. Meyer says he consulted with his family, his doctors, school president Bernie Machen and athletic director Jeremy Foley before deciding it is in his best interest to focus on his health and family. Meyer will hold a news conference in New Orleans on Sunday afternoon and will coach his final game in the Sugar Bowl against Cincinnati on New Year's Day. "I have given my heart and soul to coaching college football and mentoring young men for the last 24-plus years and I have dedicated most of my waking moments the last five years to the Gator football program," Meyer, 45, said in statement. "I have ignored my health for years, but recent developments have forced me to reevaluate my priorities of faith and family. "After consulting with my family, Dr. Machen, Jeremy Foley and my doctors, I believe it is in my best interest to step aside and focus on my health and family." "Coach Meyer and I have talked this through and I realize how hard this was for him to reach this decision," Foley said in a statement. "But, the bottom line is that Coach Meyer needed to make a choice that is in the best interest of his well being and his family. I certainly appreciate what he has meant to the University of Florida, our football program and the Gator Nation. I have never seen anyone more committed to his players, his family and his program. Above all, I appreciate our friendship." Meyer helped the Gators win two national titles in five years at Florida. He is the only coach to win two BCS titles. A three-time national coach of the year, Meyer is 95-18 in nine seasons. Meyer, 45, holds a 32-8 mark in SEC play at Florida, which is the top career SEC winning percentage among head coaches who spent five years or more in the conference. Meyer came to Florida from Utah, where he closed out his stint with 16 consecutive wins. He began his head coaching career at Bowling Green in 2001, where he engineered the top turnaround in NCAA Division I-A football, showing a six-win improvement from the previous season. The Falcons rebounded from a 2-9 record with their first winning season (8-3) since 1994.

That was great....

Congrats!!! That is a great buck!

Nice buck! Is it a 9 or 10 point?

Damn!

That was pretty funny...

My daughter and I love to fish. Our neighborhood has a stocked pond with bass, crappie and bream. She also loves to fish in the ocean. Here are a couple of pics from this summer. She even catches our bait.

This sums it up real nice.

CRP Field CRP stands for conservation reserve program, basically the government pays you a certain amount of money per acre not to plant crops. It was originally started as a way to keep from flooding the market with food, artificially keeping food prices higher so farmers could afford to farm. The conservation aspect of the program has been a real boon to wildlife, both huntable and nonhuntable species. Recently, it has become the primary goal of the program. A lot of people refer to any field that has been allowed to become overgrown with natural cover (weeds, native grasses, etc) as CRP fields. Regardless, the cover is important for all wildlife.

Savage makes great rifles. Get the gun and don't worry about the stigma associated with the name. Once you own one you will not care what other people think about Savages.

Read the story and look at some of the pics. This deer is huge. New Ohio Muzzleloader Record Could Have Longest Main Beams Ever Recorded | Field & Stream