What's the plan for 2005??

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They even did a story on the animals in there on the discovery channel cause there is no human influence.
Not to be stupid, but isn't the DMZ mined? Sounds like the worst kind of human influence, but I know what you mean.

P.S. I hope you get home soon and don't have to go to a dry dusty climate.
 
Hey while you'r over there in Iraq take a few shots for us
older vets.Keep your powder dry and your head down.
Good luck and come home whole.
 
Whummell

Thank you for your service to our country, it is good to know that a black powder enthusiast is also protecting those of us here at home enjoying the freedom of chatting about flintlocks and such. God bless you and come home safe. 1776 Patriot :thumbsup:
 
Whummell

Thank you for your service to our country, it is good to know that a black powder enthusiast is also protecting those of us here at home enjoying the freedom of chatting about flintlocks and such. God bless you and come home safe. 1776 Patriot :thumbsup:
:agree: :thumbsup:

my plans for 2005 is burn more powder practicing off hand shooting.maybe i will score a 36 out o 200 intsead of 35 :shocking: :crackup: :crackup:
 
Those minefields were still there in the late 80's. I went outside of our vehicle one day and walked a little ways down the trail to take a leak. In the process washed the dirt off an M-14 mine. Good thing it didn't go off as i was "exposed"; maybe i'd be called shorty now if it had.... ::

There were still no civilians in the area I was in last tour. But lots of pheasants, and the pigs as well. Seldom saw the deer, they seemed very shy. I was north of Huachon with a ROK Division Recon Battalion. One hour by dirt road to pavement, then another hour on pavement to the nearest US installation at Camp Page. Great duty. Nobody messed with you. Learned a lot that tour. I actually think I'd go back.

rayb
 
Blue grouse in my back yard.Huns in montana.sharptail in Wyo & Neb. A pheasant here & there.My passsion is quail,any time any where.
 
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