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As I said...I'm still close with them, but there was a stretch from 2006 to around 2010 where every damn time, it was, "Really, we mean it, what do you want? Don't worry, we get it to you."
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As I said...I'm still close with them, but there was a stretch from 2006 to around 2010 where every damn time, it was, "Really, we mean it, what do you want? Don't worry, we get it to you."
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I can either neck down 30-06 or neck open 25-06 brass.How many casings do you have? Also, what will you do when those you have can no longer be reloaded?
“Heard you got one! What did you use? 30-06? .270? .308?”View attachment 54428
HS friend posted this on FB. He’s a big hunter but I think he’s doing it wrong. Ouch.
No, he's doing it right. He's just using the wrong caliber... Best to use a 1980 Chevy K10, 350 cid with 4-bolt main... You're welcome...View attachment 54428
HS friend posted this on FB. He’s a big hunter but I think he’s doing it wrong. Ouch.
I’ve seen Matt Dillon make that shot and then turn around and finish his beer at the Longbranch.
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Arkansas Game Fish
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Bridgette Watkins, 43, of Summit, AR who allegedly took fawn’s into her home and raised the deer with the intentions of training them to attack hunters was taken into custody Friday.
At the time of the arrest Watkins was in possession of several grams of meth, four deer and many stolen broken electronics.
Attention was drawn to Watkins when she began giving meth to the young deer and they were caught rummaging through people’s garages and back porches.
A homeowner followed one of the deer back to Watkins residence in an attempt to recover his property, he found himself face to face with Watkins wearing only a duct tape bikini disassembling his clock radio.
Charges pending further investigation.
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Arkansas Game Fish
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Bridgette Watkins, 43, of Summit, AR who allegedly took fawn’s into her home and raised the deer with the intentions of training them to attack hunters was taken into custody Friday.
At the time of the arrest Watkins was in possession of several grams of meth, four deer and many stolen broken electronics.
Attention was drawn to Watkins when she began giving meth to the young deer and they were caught rummaging through people’s garages and back porches.
A homeowner followed one of the deer back to Watkins residence in an attempt to recover his property, he found himself face to face with Watkins wearing only a duct tape bikini disassembling his clock radio.
Charges pending further investigation.