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Those are some full flavor stories there. Not for the faint of heart.

No one could come up with steak knives, a baseball bat, or a golf club? I don't need a gun to save another mans life if the threat itself doesn't have a gun. Ill use any weapon of opportunity.

It's impossible. I've tried. You are 100% unique and stick to your own convictions and no one else's. It's one of the several reasons I deeply respect and admire you.

You gun totin redneck!

Guilty as charged. I reload. Single stage, hand weigh each one. Slow going but its relaxing for me.

You get a gold medal for the Danish national sport!

I've worked in exchange for other trade services. Not many times, but a couple. My mechanic is good to me financially because I've been good to him financially. I have trucks that break, and he has trees that do the same.

Silly boy.

So you can spend it on a gun? I circumvent the taxes and money handling when it comes to guns.

And let me guess, you charged them money instead of a barter?

I shouldn't be so critical of the 26 Nosler. I just kind of feel like its a show off rig. The .264 win mag, 6.5 saum, and the 6.5 rem mag are already spitting 6.5 bullets over 3200 fps. Much more then that is just burning powder for effect. I guess if I was wealthy I'd want one though. Being on...

But how far off from a .264 Win Mag is it?

I have, and Ive checked the ballistics on them. They are a fad caliber. You get the ballistic advantages of a .30 cal bullet but the performance is mediocre. Id sooner buy a .308. BUT, its mild, fun to shoot from what I hear, and again, has the ballistic advantages of a .30 cal round. What...

I just snagged a 1st gen TC contender in 35 rem with a super 14 barrel and leupold m8 4x ext eye relief scope.

GSP's???!!!!! My kind of guy!!!! New thread, I'll start it.

One has to decide if they can live with that.

When you kill any female deer/elk/moose after the rut there is a huge chance it is pregnant. With fawns/calves the size of your finger nail at most.

That's if one is managing a herd on a large property for big deer. I don't have a large property or care to play herdsman with deer. Herd management is complex and very scientific and doesn't go based on speculations from us treehousers. I myself like a big set of antlers to admire but don't...

Those genes existed since that deer was born. That's why allowing him to breed for several years before harvesting him does more for the herd then killing him right off the bat. Good genes are there from the start, they don't develop once he is old and has a big rack.

The allure of antlers is often the challenge. A young small buck is often dumb. He hasn't been shot at much, doesn't have the greatest survival skills yet. Usually, those deer are easy to kill. Older more mature bucks become rather elusive in some places. They'll often go nocturnal during...