Left over stir fry tonight, but i made a pot of ham and beans in the crockpot for tomorrow.

I was guiding a young man on a moose hunt several years ago. He barely double-lunged his moose; hit both through the very rear part of the lungs, the moose went less then 10 yards and tipped-over dead.
If that had been an elk, there's a chance we never would have found it, or at the very least a difficult recovery.

This is the lamest forum. Does anyone here actually trap? The posts from the few guys that actually give trapline reports don’t get a single response then you have these threads just totally full of nonsense. I’m embarrassed to even have an account here.

The next people to ride the bicycles, after the fairly recent protest, may have also caught some crabs in Oregon.

Keith

I use Life360 , I set up a special account that just had my personal phone and my work phone on it. It has saved my bacon a couple of times already.

Good 'ol smash mouth game.

I agree. Not much confidence in our government agencies. Have to do own research and be skeptical & questionable of what you read.....which leads to more research and sources.

Im very skeptical and I worked for Georgia DNR for 27 years.

Ive read the medical research papers from a few years ago that said there is no biological barrier to prevent the jump to humans. CDC likely gets their info from same research and then makes public releases.

I thought Kiffin was thinking of leaving LSU for PSU?

I've got a browning 3 blade. My parents got it for my 16th BD in 1987. I still use it now. Browning made good knives.

Never had Dungy crab cakes many blue claw cakes though - prefer softshell blues

CDC is the same agency that said mask up, social distancing, lock down close businesses, churches, etc. Pardoned if there is little faith in a government agency.

WB
You won't see the advantages until you start shooting at longer ranges and particularly when you start dealing with wind.