Recent content by Mosby

It's the original organic food. Elk meat is a lot tastier than venison IMO too and you can put a bunch in your freezer. I would definitely go.

The new A5's look like the old B80's to me that Browning used to sell and discontinued a long time ago. They were made by Beretta for Browning. The new version is lighter than what they made back then.

My Vizsla is a SH and is steady to flush and shot....most of the time but he has his moments. My GSP isn't.

I was walking through my local Walmart today and found this 73/27% hamburger on sale. 5 lbs for under $20. The canned Wellness dog food I buy every now and then sells for $4.18 a can, so I got 5 lbs of beef for less than 5 cans of dog food. I bought 3 tubes for the freezer.

I was hoping to get out for another hunting trip this season but I am looking at weather forecasts and all I'm seeing are single digit or negative temps and snow. I've hunted in those temps before and it just doesn't work for me or my dogs. Just too frigin cold to hunt more than an hour or two...

I use this tape. Best stuff going for feet and blister prevention.

I carry a PLB for all my hunting. No subscription. I don't have to speak with anyone to get them to call emergency services etc., Push a button and search and rescue comes. Simple.

I had my brake linings blow out when driving up a PA mountain trail years ago. Gravity quickly took over and the vehicle started going backwards and I was steering through the back window with no brakes. I quickly realized I was picking up too much speed....so I intentionally turned the Ford...

I read that Falken redesigned it to be a heavier tire for fleet use. I really liked the AT3W. I put Continental's on my daughter's Jeep Wrangler.

I have a made in Japan, A5 20 gauge with a 20 inch barrel that I bought it in 1994 or 1995 for quail, rabbit and grouse hunting....at least that was my reasoning. It is a sweet little gun. Real wood and steel. Has a hump right where it's supposed too. I don't take it out hunting near enough but...

My Vizsla's nose gets raw after a few days. I use bag balm or mushers secret for it. Just bought a roll on from Vetericyn called paws and snout to keep in my vest.

I'm still using my leather Irish Setter Wingshooters for most of my bird hunting. They are comfortable, give me the ankle support I need and haven't leaked yet. Hard to beat for the price.

I normally take my 16 gauge A5 as my back up gun. I don't stay in sketchy motels anymore. I'll drive further if I have to and if I really can't find a decent place to stay...I find a different place to hunt that has a decent place to stay. Life is too short.

I bird hunt, elk hunt, deer hunt and bear hunt and travel across the country to do it. I hunt by myself most of the time and prefer to go to remote or wilderness areas when I can. Tires are an important piece of equipment for me and others and can be the difference between getting stuck...

Both are good tires. The KO3's weigh 51 lbs per tire in my tire size. A lot more weight than my truck was set up for. Didn't want to loose the fuel mileage on the highway either. I put Yokohama tires on my wife's Subaru. I wanted a different tire for my truck