Hello all…see attached photos.

 Background:  My brother, Daniel, was visiting a friend in Montana and   

 touring through Glacier National Park.  They were hiking up a CLOSED    

 ROAD when they came upon this scene.  It is evident that the mountain... ]]>

			
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			Hi everyone.  I've been "off-line" for about 4 weeks and finally got back on the internet.  First I had some funerals to take care of, 
four of them in fact.  Traveled to Eugene, Oregon and back and got lots done.  But then on april 15 i went over to Walla Walla, Washington and had my left hip
totally replaced. Both hips have bothered me for years so decided to try a new one.  all went well, spent 3 days in the HorsePistol and then home. Have been on
a walker for a week,... ]]>

			
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			I may have posted pictures before on here of the old 1883 Colt 10 gauge I have that is stamped in several spots
AT&SFRR (Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad).


 

I decided that with the damascus barrels I would shoot only black powder loads for which it was originally
designed.  I scrounged around on the... ]]>

			
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			Shot by an Amish boy with hand made long bow:




This buck was taken by a 14 year old Amish boy near Dalton WI . He used  a hand made long bow and made the killing shot by stalking the huge buck using corn
shocks for cover. The boy's family would not allow him to  pose with the trophy animal for pictures so a nearby neighbor, Willie Flacid posed and is also
acting as spokesman for the Amish boy.




According to Flacid, the Amish family has already received   several... ]]>

			
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			Model 1920 Savage in 250. Range about 100 yards. First shot was just behind front shoulder on the right side about
one third body depth from the bottom. He humped up and started circling and when he stopped I gave him another one in the left side in the same location, since
he wasn't down. I believe either one would have killed him if I had been more patient.




Load particulars…87 grain Hornaday SP…36 grains Reloader 15…Winchester Standard... ]]>

			
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I used to like Bucks & Uncle Henry (Schrade) but as they have farmed out so much to the chinese, it seems that the quality has gone down. The remington
& winchester brands you see out there now are all made in china. I have not been inpressed with either one.




I have had real good luck with the Gerber brand knives as to keeping and holding an edge. They are owned by Fiskars; a... ]]>

			
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			We received this email today from a good friend of ours who works at Slingsby-Wright Eye Clinic in Rapid City.  Thought you might find it
of some interest.




Subject: Mountain Lion Attack

Good Morning,

FYI! I had... ]]>

			
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			These animals were photographed (not by me) just north of the Wisconsin border on a
highway near Marenisco , MI .



They won't be able to hide in the willows too good, but I'll bet it would be hard to find them in the
snow!






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