Oh man.
I’ve been in full project mode and haven’t fished at all.
I’ve been running power to our cabin and other odds and ends.
I’m a disgrace.
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I’ve been in full project mode and haven’t fished at all.
I’ve been running power to our cabin and other odds and ends.
I’m a disgrace.
Absolutely. Take good care of it, get it off the animal and cooled immediately. Get all hair off the meat. I love it and have never had a bad experience.
Anyone ever owned a Canik ?
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Good friend has one (allegedly) and really likes it.
I (might) go to my local Vet Owned gun shop this weekend, as they had a diff TTI Canik that I (might have) liked and see if they can get me this one so that I can (allegedly) buy it.
I’ve had several of their cheaper, striker fired pistols and they’re fine. For what they are. Reliable. Reasonably cheap. No way I’m paying $1100 for a tricked out Canik, but I’ve never shot the one in your post.
I should clarify, he has a lesser expensive model (allegedly) and is maybe very happy with it, to be clearer.
GBR
Edinburgh's Maclean brothers set new record for Pacific row - BBC News
Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean endured violent tropical storms during their 140-day journey.
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Not sure if any of you have been following this but pretty amazing accomplishment
Edinburgh's Maclean brothers set new record for Pacific row - BBC News
Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean endured violent tropical storms during their 140-day journey.
Not sure if any of you have been following this but pretty amazing accomplishment
Thats turned into a lot longer journey. Catch all thier own food, etc.
My advice: it is usually much warmer when pronghorn hunting than compared to Deer firearm season.
Bring 2 big coolers with ice, get the body on ice right away, whenever you break it down put the parts in the other big cooler with ice.
Unlike deer (or larger animals) you don't really need to quarter in the field to haul it out, they are so small that even walking you can carry them. Also unlike other hunting we always would drive 4 wheelers or side by sides around because you're covering so much ground and its ground that can actually be driven over. Totally different than mountain or forest hunting.
Last time I went pronghorn hunting (October 2019, Gove County KS) it was 96 degrees and I sweated so much I ended up throwing my old hunting boots away because there was no coming back from what I had done to them.
Talked with my son about heading out on Monday. He’s training for the Chicago marathon in October and his regimen has him putting in 15 miles that day.
We kicked it to next weekend. Good luck out there.
Turns out the guys land I was working with and hunting on he has a walking cooler and processes meat. After each kill we rode them back.
Worst part is I’ll have to drive back to Colorado in a month to pick up the meat
I have one. No issues. Haven't shot it much though.
hush it jim
Good luck to you as well!
Our bear was out running around in the daytime today. Followed him over to the neighboring complex.
