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This had me laughing out loud at work! "Nobody cares about the bighorn sheep."

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Splittoe wrote:Lynch Foolproof box call

Me too!

ICDEDTURKES wrote:I think I am moving to Crumleys Original Trebark to be older school than all the bottomland wearers.

Yeah brother, I know where your head is at. I am going to start wearing the rotting ribcage of a pterodactyl to camouflage me and cover my scent. OLD SCHOOL RULES!

And what exactly is your question again?

If your gun is a Remington, I would dismantle everything, except the trigger mechanism, and thoroughly clean out that waxy spooge that they glop on and in everything to prevent corrosion. I started having problems with my 870 not ejecting spent shells correctly and when I finally sat down and took t...

I remember seeing a shirt or a turkey vest that had a sling/pocket sewn on at the shoulder that the butt of the gun could rest in and do the same thing. You could still shoulder the gun as usual if you needed to shoot quickly.

I believe that they are testing the marketing waters with this shell in 12 gauge and will offer a 20 gauge version in the near future. I do not believe that this represents a huge technological leap forward in ammunition, it's just not that innovative. Instead of granulated buffer, they just use a l...

Johndoe wrote:Lost my dad when I was 33. Heart issue also.
Make sure you tell all loved ones how you feel every time you get the chance.
Never know when that chance will pass and will help you deal with loss.

Great advice.

Jaybird wrote:Just think of the miles walking you would save with that looking for Turkeys.

And the miles you would spend walking looking for it if you lost it.

Goggle tells me that those guns usually came with Improved and Modified fixed chokes.

Wait a second, if you got money for a Hummer, then that must be.......Coke!

"Say ello to mah litl frang!"

It's.....so.....beautiful!

On any given morning, I may be carrying a trumpet, a wingbone, a cow horn/wingbone or a pushpin. A few years ago, I had 2 of my 3 bird limit fairly early in the season. I took every turkey call out of my vest and hunted the last few weeks using only my natural voice. I quickly found out that the vol...

Hootie hoooo, Tim, hootie hoo!

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I have also used a pair of needle-noses. Spread them out real wide, drop the pointed ends in the slots and turn slowly, holding them in the slots firmly. The nut will back right out.

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Shooter wrote:Nice shooting attire!!! Wonder if it is a 50?

If it is, I know what she's propping the gun up on.

Aaaah. I could sit and watch this guy shoot for hours.

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Welcome back Barry. Back surgery, done correctly, can't keep a good man down for long. Now be careful that you don't hurt yourself again when you see how big your deer have gotten on those gamecams!

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I drilled and tapped my 20 gauge 870 for the Weaver 429 base. After researching information about whether the 429 base would fit the 20 and not finding anything, I contacted Remington and asked if the 20 and 12 gauge 870s both had the same radius across the top of the receivers. They emailed me back...

I've been using a Mueller on my 870 20 gauge for 2 years now and it has worked flawlessly. I have it mounted on a Picatinney rail attached directly to the receiver. There are several great red dot products available out there that all work well.

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Joe,

You are the first guy that I actually know that has done this! Way to be a good sport about it all!

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Check out the folks over at Hammock Forums (https://www.hammockforums.net/?) for great ideas on this whole subject. If you, or someone you know, can sew or are fairly crafty, you can make your own custom hammock for a fraction of the cost of buying one. I have one right now that is double layered (f...

Grumpy wrote:Cool , when it rains you can just get under it,,,

Tarp.