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Climate has changed from day 1 and continues to change and will always change.

Garden City is 9" below average, and St Louis, MO got 9" last night.

Those are sockeye/red salmon. When they come up river to spawn they quit eating. So the accepted method to catch them is “flossing”. You throw a fly line across river ahead of them. They’re swimming upstream with their mouth open. Line hits mouth and pulls the hook into the lip. I’d never heard...

For those talking Alaska, go do it, you'll love every minute of it. I think we caught 10 different species of fish on our charter trip. Then did some flossing for salmon up the Russian River. I'd do it every year, but the wife thinks laying on a boring beach getting sand in everything is just...

I have zero affiliation or experience, just found it informative and interesting---- The woman that founded this company was on a MeatEater podcast a while back. I found their discussion with her very informative. She doesn't sell one product, a one size fits all solution, but rather reps...

http://www.16ga.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24365&sid=bea831ff7b00a2a6489883aa6a03d1c7

Lots of discussion on this on the 16 gauge forum several months back. Some were adamant like you that they’re on a 12 gauge frame. Some were adamant that when they dug in with IFG then FAIR in Italy that they were on a smaller frame. One guy had both a 12 and 16 and said visually the 16...

My millwright/welding buddies all use TuffToe on their boots to save the toes when kneeling on concrete. Dad put it on a pair of moc toe Danner’s 3 years ago and they still look new after miles of walking through CRP.

No. And in typical forum fashion, I use Obenaufs on all my leather.

I’ll buy every $2k 1620 you send my way. I’ll even take the ones that are missing half their triggers.

A couple of the less gussied up FAIR Isides are under or right at $2k and get good reviews. My dad has used a Dickinson (turkish) 16 for the last 10 years or so and likes it a lot, his primary gun. Seen several used Uggies in that range and they always get good reviews. They don't show up in...

The first question has to be what is your budget? Is it $800? or $8,000? or $80,000? If you max spend is going to be $1,000 no matter what, throwing out offerings that start at $4k or $5k isn't going to do you any good.

I saved this link in my bookmarks from a different forum I'm on that several guys had done work with and were happy with the results. I've never gone down this road, but someday when the wife isn't looking.... http://gunstockduplicating.com/index.html

New red lab coming in. Some say that red was the original yellow, but they were bred for the yellow to dominate and that the new reds are actually reverting back to the old ways. Some say they've got a little Vizsla mixed in. Cute little fellas no matter the breeding.... ;)

I moved 5 years ago and there is a skeet/trap range 2 miles down the road. I have yet to shoot there. Every year I tell myself I need to. Do shoot skeet/trap/sporting clays a few times a year elsewhere though, plus some backyard clays once in a while. I only shoot low gun, no matter what...

Not in their hunting boots, but I live in their moc toe soft sole work boots for the last 6 years and have converted several millwrights that work for me to them as well. I wear them almost daily and are my standard “going to town” boot as well. I often wear them as a “dry condition” hunting...

When I was flying weekly for work I'd download MeatEater. Still listen to it once in a while. Then got started on Clay Newcomb's "Bear Grease Podcast". It is kind of an outdoors themed, history, Americana, hunting, 'of things forgotton' documentary style every other week plus the offweeks...

Adding a trip to North Dakota and just got the confirmation of one, maybe two, South Dakota trips.

Top is a 1965 Simson 12 and bottom is a 1919 unmarked (but likely Sauer action based on some knowledgable guys) in 16 gauge. Dad throwing in with his Dickinson 16.

Blast from the past thread. My latest….K’roo from South Africa