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I took the pic on 2/13, last night about 6 PM.

Earlier in the fall I posted this pic of a yearling sporting 7 points coming in late to feed. He's back! He has been coming in to feed for the past several evenings and looks no worse for wear. He remembers me and comes right in. He knows the soup kitchen is still open.

I also have a real clean Win 42 that goes out on real rare occasions. Can you imagine sliding down the gravel side of a railroad grade with your Win 42 following after you? NOT!

I would like to find a real clean field grade 11-48 in 28 gage. My arsenal will never be completed, just added TOO.

J, you like .410 autos? Here is a pic of me and a buddy of mine after our .410 hunt a few years ago. I have an old 11-48 and he is using a Rem Express.

Went out yesterday to Salt Fork for a few hours, more to run myself, but I took the dogs with me. They knew what I was up to and would have wrecked the house if I did not take them. They did two short runs. Didn't see what they had going. Didn't see any tracks where I was. Last night as I...

Gee, if it was a straight walled case maybe we could use it for deer hunting. I thing it would take a gun - weekend doe.

Have dog.......will travel.

All ya gotta do is read a couple of books. It will make you smart on that subject.

Very nicely done. I enjoyed that.

Old standard projectile for the .380 is 98 grain, 9mm is 115 or 124 grain. Both are .355 - .356 diameter. .380 has a shorter casing. .380s on the left.

This was my daughter's idea. She doesn't like Mack. She says Maltese looks much better on the '46 BN.

Hand buff them lightly with some 4 ought steel wool. It will clean the brass right up with no damage. Next time clean them when you get home.:smiley_arrogant:

Congrats to the lad. I started in 1970 and went 5 years of hunting before I got my first deer or seen my first rack.

A fine deer. I concur with your last statement about luck.

I went out right behind the house this afternoon with my .30-30 and cast bullets. It doesn't matter what you take out anymore does it. I soon saw what I was looking for and settled the cross hairs of the 2x7 scope right on the middle of the vitals and slowly squeezed the trigger and BAM, clang...

The one boy was doing some pretty good pistol twirlin' there.

Roy was offering his for six bucks. That deringer would be pretty cool in .44 Special.

Nice buck there Lundy. No ramrod for that rifle?

Crow hunters!