Got the first shot but never finished it. The three others I was with that got it were fully vaccinated
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Did Santa deliver?
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Got the first shot but never finished it. The three others I was with that got it were fully vaccinated
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My doctor told me that at some point, most everyone will get it...Vaccinated or not..........
My doctor told me that at some point, most everyone will get it...Vaccinated or not..........
Yep, 100% believe that. Omicron is so week tho, who cares, let is spread in my opinion! Only one death so far. And like 10 world wide -
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yeah he delivered alright ! Gave me a bite on my left forearm below the elbow. Arm swelled up, burning hot and painful to touch. To top it off it gave me rad headaches and feel like crap. Swelling has gone down considerably, still painful to the touch, but stilll feel like crap !!
Do spiders give Rona ?? lol !!
Do spiders give Rona ?? lol !!
Yep, Kevin,
Rona spiders, indigenous to mainland China...They are believed to have been imported into US via containers that were delivering GHG decoys.
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Snake Charmer
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Yep I like the old old stuff the most like Roosevelts adventures. The world was so untamed back then. If you like watefowl stuff check out Nash Buckingham turn of the century on the Mississippi, Some of the best I have ever read. Jack O'Connor or Elmer Keith never came up short as well.
Snake Charmer
Happiness is a warm gut pile
Jack O, Connor size for sure, Back in his day it would have been the Mogollon rim above Payson or the Kiabab north rim close to Utah for that size stuff and he would have been shooting a custom Winchester M-70 chambered in 270 Winchester topped with a Weaver 4x scope while doing it on horseback...
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Nothing wrong with that. My mothers family settled in New Mexico in the late 1700's as cattle ranchers back then. I spent years there in the 1970's on high school when I was off, The first elk I saw taken was in the Gila wilderness in 1972 as a kid escorting grazing herds onto federal land on lease grazing during the summer/late fall with my ancestors ranch which still goes on. My uncle shot it with a Remington 721 in 270 as it came screaming in at the sound of a yet to be used much call.
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JOC is great, especially for all things sheep hunting. I recently found a nice copy of his “Big Game Animals of North America” which is great book for the hunter on this continent. Lately I’ve been reading tons of stuff on Africa though. The Safaris of the old days (1950’s and earlier) were an incredible adventure. Sadly that style of Safari is long gone but it was well documented and Hemingway and Ruark give a window into that era with their books. I also recently picked up a copy of John Taylor’s African Rifles and Cartridges, which for the modern hunter is outdated but it is still considered a must read in the African hunting genre.
Those cz 22 rifles are awesome. He’ll pass that down to his own kids and grandkids.
Mind if I ask how old your boy is? Mine is 6 going on 7 and I’m debating at what age to get him a .22.
Not much in the way of gear this year. I spent a fair amount prior to the season. Dunc got the bow he’s been asking for.
He is 4-1/2 years old. Definitely going to be single shots with heavy supervision
Love the old books too. Jim Zumbo’s “Hunting Americas Mule Deer” is a great read. The techniques still the same, just the equipment used has changed in most of these books. I manage to pick up something new out of each one.
"Applied Equity Analysis" snuck in there somehow like a coot among your greenhead spread
For those that like to read here is a link to the field and stream archive from 1968 - 2009. Even has a search function where you can search every article by keyword. Kind wonky on a phone, but doable just put it in full screen mode but a computer works great.
Google Books
books.google.com