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Another view from our place in Texas. This was the backyard stop for shooting revolvers.
Suspended an old pancake blind leaning forwards so it would deflect downwards.
Awesome isn't it. Half the places I've ever lived including right now I could do the same thing. I still shoot deer & turkey, bobcats, coyotes, armadillos either from the doorway of the fam rm or off the back porch. I keep my trigger sticks tripod, my 12x Steiner bino's & 2 diff muzzleloaders propped up by the fam rm doors all the time. I have a LRF so I have everything pretty well ranged across the yard & field.I'd wanna be able to roll out of bed, slide the door open, scratch my a$$, blast away, walk thirty feet and brew myself a strong cup of coffee.
Wait, I already can, never mind.
Robby
Nice. Who dont like ringin the gong right.View attachment 129351
Another view from our place in Texas. This was the backyard stop for shooting revolvers.
Suspended an old pancake blind leaning forwards so it would deflect downwards.
If the goal is to have your own range on your own land - it's my opinion that combining that aspect with a membership, use of the range by that membership, plus coordinating hunting by that membership is combining oil and water.How would you integrate membership, range use and hunting on the property into your Ultimate Shooting Range? Or would that even be possible?
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