I use to bring a got cooler. In the winter you would have to carry a hammer to spin the lid off when the threads froze up.
A lot of my Nalgenes came from thrift stores for 2 or 3 bucks. Some are collectibles like the one that started at a bible camp in Scott.😆
Maybe an old refrigerator or chest freezer. I’ve stored buffalo grass seed in coolers to hold it over for until the next season seemed to germinate fine.
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I cut one of these open , Shot weight in it was 33 grams-or 510 grains. With a total of 184 pellets. I plan to check a couple of others and put it to paper at some point in the future.
This is all silly . I wouldn’t put my Boykin in the water with my peake or my peake in the water with my last peake. I hunt what I hunt because I like to look at and be around them. And to some extent because they work for me on pheasants.
It dropped the tax so ended up being 370. You can’t beat that. Should be a little better in the wind. And the recoil should be better not pushing 1450 out of a 6.25 lb gun.
Ok all the bismuth aficionados. I came across some Kent 2 3/4” 1 1/4 #4’s at 380 a case . With tax free shipping and a 10 dollar discount code it come out to 401.xx.
Is that a good deal,? bad deal? Is Kent a poor shell?
I’ve fallen asleep to a lot of Eric Forester videos. It’s like watching golf on a Sunday afternoon, it’s soothing.
The couple times I felt like I needed to say something while I was wearing a camera it sounded forced and poorly scripted. Voice overs seem like they would be too much work.
I don’t really care about who shoots what as long as I don’t have to hear about it.
One year the partner of my mil’s son came along and shot a couple of limits. Which is fine but his dad carried on for a year about it Ely this and Ely that.
The next year I did it in the first field. Luck of the...