Sounds interesting, I think I need one for Appleseed. https://inlportal.inl.gov/portal/server.pt?open=514&objID=1269&mode=2&featurestory=DA_549448 "Idaho National Laboratory's innovative gunsight technology, the MicroSight, helps the eye solve this problem. The Micro...

Thanks for posting. We're a lot closer, but I hadn't heard about it.

Bounties don't help population control for coyotes. Do a little research and the reality is, the popultion will expand faster than you can shoot them. In a yote pack only the alpha male and female reproduce. Remove an alpha and the whole dag pack reproduces the next year. There's some great studies...

The frost is about out, time to start working on the pistol range. I picked up some targets from Sigfan220, now I need to make up a hanger(s). I've got the steel for some target stands. Got plans in mind for a barricade. I ran across this site, it had some interesting ideas for homemade targets and ...

Good service, thanks! I received my targets yesterday. Was wishing that I would have driven down to the mail box rather than walking.

Off to get a hanger made.

I have three knives that have become favorites and are most often used: Benchmade 721 pocket folder: with me always, gets used for everything. Mora 2000: resides in my hunting pack, used for field dressing, skinning, basic parts of butchering A fillet knife that I got along with an Infisherman subcr...

I made it out pheasant hunting around the farm a couple of times since the snow. After the first time out the snowshoes went on. I've got a pair of old wood frame alaskans, I like the flotation and they are narrow enough to get through some brush. Now just if I could find some for my lab, with her s...

It is called boar taint: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boar_taint It doesn't matter if you cut off the parts after you kill them. I've wondered that about the wild hogs as well. I have to share a story about pig hunting here in MN last year. I was out working on the shooting range about m...

Besides others that have raised rabbits has anyone heard an actual rabbit distress call? One of the first times I went bow hunting, I must have been 17 or so, I was walking out to the deer stand in the dark. I'm passing alongside this fence row and all the sudden something jumps out and thrashes ar...

Conservative sheep that bought ARs believing their "leaders'" b.s. that the Dems were going to outlaw their purchase in the following months. Credit card statements show up 30 days later and the money is then due, so they try to sell them now for what they paid to begin with. Good luck wi...

I don't think that was Corbon DPX, or was it? I think DPX is Corbon's current premium hollowpoint. I've heard lots of good things about it from guys like Farnam, etc.

As hunting season is neigh, I am getting in touch with my inner Jack Pine Sauvage. Me too :lol: We kicked off the fall with a couple does in the early antlerless season and then started hunting pheasants. Since then we haven't eaten any domestic meat. Venison tenderloin, pheasant in orange sauce, v...

Corbon produces ammo with the Barnes bullets, they call it DPX. One of the PDFs on the DNR website lists the bullets that were tested and the results for each. The Barnes bullet and the Winchester XP3 were the only ones that didn't leave lead fragments. The Barnes is all copper and Winchester has a ...

I would have never believed St. Louis County was so left, but then Wisconsin and Minnesota both amaze me by leaning as left as they do. Its them darn Finns: ;) "Not all Finns were radicals, of course. Some were deeply religious and socially conservative - the so-called White Finns. But it was ...

I would be interested, especially if it is at the Carry Depot and adult beverages are included.

Craig