I bought several cans of it when Graf's had their no hazmat, shipping fee deal a while back. I'm only going to use it in the Crockett, and maybe the CVA Squirrel Rifle. It should last me until Jesus comes, or I loose the rest of my marbles and they send off to the funny farm.I think you will like Swiss. I prefer it, other than the additional cost. I find it to be cleaner burning and very accurate out of Mr. C.
Even the squirrels like Swiss better. Since I switched over to it, squirrels now line up and say “Pick me, ETipp, pick me”.
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That’s a good plan.
I’m hoping to do the same. Use something else in my big bores and save the Swiss for my squirrel rifles.
I'm thinking about getting some Swiss. Another fourm member who lives in the next county to the east. PMed me and said he might want to split an order on some powder. It would save the both of us some cash.
Y'all use FFF in those little Crocketts? Wonder if 4F would work, too?
Don’t know, Stan. But as of now, ain’t nuttin broken, so nuttin to fix.
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Sound wisdom, Ed.Don’t know, Stan. But as of now, ain’t nuttin broken, so nuttin to fix.
Love those flathead catfishYes, plenty of all kinds of fish. However, Lake Cumberland and the Cumberland River has their own ways that can differ from other locations. It can be difficult to figure it out. I’m not a bass fisherman but I have caught plenty of them. Just not my thing. I’m a die hard Flathead man.
Now a to be clear. I do not want to paint a false picture of this area. It’s not as much way out yonder as I like. That’s down in the Big SouthFork, which is on my to do list to Scout while trying to find a good location for our possible R O N D I.
I have a busy week planned.
Are not truck tailgates the best ever was? I use mine for all sorts of jobs.
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Heck yeah Fred. Maybe your Crocket, and Redbone will like it.
No doubt about it, squirrels here will eat those hickory buds and/or small hickory nuts as well. Then it appears they will leave them be for a while until they mature.
I just thought it funny all the other hickories have mature nuts, and it's still in the budding stage.
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Got any Hushpuppies to go with those catfishYes, plenty of all kinds of fish. However, Lake Cumberland and the Cumberland River has their own ways that can differ from other locations. It can be difficult to figure it out. I’m not a bass fisherman but I have caught plenty of them. Just not my thing. I’m a die hard Flathead man.
Now a to be clear. I do not want to paint a false picture of this area. It’s not as much way out yonder as I like. That’s down in the Big SouthFork, which is on my to do list to Scout while trying to find a good location for our possible R O N D I.
I have a busy week planned.
Are not truck tailgates the best ever was? I use mine for all sorts of jobs.
First week of Sept here in VA....Good Lord willing I'll be out. need a tail to start working a Black Mouth Cur pup with ...
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I think this is a Flathead but I don't know for sure.
We call them Blue cat's. Not a flat head
That looks like a Big Blue Cat.
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Jumpin Jehoshaphat what a fish
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I think they caught a bigger one but I can't find the picture.
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