Saw this on Facebook Marketplace. It's located in Sioux Falls. Thought it was a pretty good deal.
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My dog is certainly a "family pet" She has full run of the house and can sleep on any chair, couch or bed she desires. I have a wire crate in the den next to my desk and as I type this she is sleeping in the crate. The crate door is open and she can leave it if she wants. But traveling is...
Bree is a big runner but a lot depends on what I'm hunting and where. Monday we were out hunting Sharpies in the hills NE of Watertown. When she's in those big open pastures she just rolls. Nothing for her to be out 200-300 yds. Sometimes even more. Pheasant hunting in heavier cover I try...
I'm in East Central South Dakota. A lot of beans have been combined and the corn has really turned in the past couple weeks. Corn seems to vary a lot from field to field but I would guess there will be a lot of corn harvested in the next couple of weeks.
Will other states honor what has been done in South Dakota to transport birds across state lines? I would assume that if you have a SD hunting license and the proper documentation it should be okay.
I never see the barrel or the bead when shooting at birds. But when shooting sporting clays I do focus a little more on the barrel/bead.
It has always been the consensus that when shooting a shotgun you keep both eyes open.
The faster load is going to get to the target a 40 yds. approx. 0.012 seconds faster. I doubt the lead would change much, maybe inches. And your pattern at 40 yds. would certainly cover any difference. Just my quick calculation. :)