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Northeast 2007.

I would suggest tight buckskins and a peasant blouse or a breach clout and halter. :ghostly:

Gun shops of any sort have been becoming more scarce by the day up here.

I would add, "Now please renew your membership"

I'll be quite surprised if the super glue holds the sight very long.

Where's Charleton Heston when we need him the most.

Hope for the best. Mike is a good man and a great source of information, However, he really needs to lay off the biscuits and gravy.

Crockett shooters please note - I have recently been advised that the Crockett rifle requires a different screw size. Please be sure to let me know if ordering for a Crockett. Thanks.

👆👆👆 I even made a holding clamp for pressure flaking. The flints can be a little difficult to hold firmly by finger pressure alone.

Define "worn out" . I pressure flake frequently to reestablish a sharp edge. When they become too short, I chuck them out.

After decades of extensive experimentation....it is my opinion that grease is slippery and some greases are slipperier than others. And that natural organic greases are preferable over man made hydrocarbon greases and that mutton tallow is the king of organic slippery greases. It is also my...

Weaponized ticks? https://www.cbsnews.com/news/house-passes-amendment-ordering-pentagon-to-investigate-whether-ticks-were-weaponized/

I like your knife. What model is it? A short blade makes it much easier to reach way up inside and cut the wind pipe.

Those who can split. Those who can't zip.

There is a central seam that runs down the pelvis which you can locate with your finger. After opening the stomach cavity reach inside the pelvis with your finger and feel for a ridge. This is the interior side of the seam. With your knife you can split that seem from the outside with moderate...

Oh yeah, I forgot. Go back to the gut pile the next day and wait for coyotes. :)

Easy to remove the rectum. All the fecal matter and bacteria stays in the field.

Gut it where it drops. Granddad taught me how to split the pelvis by feeling for the ridge on the underside. He never carried a sheath knife and could do it with only a Case pocket knife. I've done several with a Buck 110 folder but the older the deer the more difficult the split. Skin 'em as...

Really needs a plume...