Keith

-22 F clear calm cold. . Happy Ground Hog Day .

You might want to look at some of the older Leupold compact series scopes like the M82.5 or M8 4x scopes. Shorter scopes with way better optics than those old Weavers. Your going to need the side mount if you want to put a scope on that 94.

I believe I have 2dozen and some good shape buyer pays shipping 1dozen have Pitt pans on them others are stock
6$ a piece plus shipping once again
Thanks for looking
Pictures of traps @ 406 239 5855 work out any other detail

… sounds like something I’d enjoy trying

… along with any other Colombian vices

… an open society provides endless opportunities

O something I forgot, if that's not a first focal place scope those aiming points will be different at different magnifications.

It's funny, ADC, that's the next thing my bride wants to try making.

As several on here know, the canine head on LPC pans first appeared in 1990.

Most notable wolf capture & release programs for tracking/relocation began in 1970s using Oneida-Newhouse traps. Many of these early wolf traps had LPC replacement parts installed after mid-1980s, but by 1995, majority of wolf teams went exclusively to using LPC-made traps. Several custom models were offered for wolf research.

Much LPC company history was already assembled by Bill Applegate (deceased), close friend of LPC founder & owner Roy McBride (also deceased). I had the privilege of knowing both and will be doing an update article on LPC in NATCA "Traps" magazine soon.

On those big fields, I always have to try and find the highest place or my hole fills with groundwater. Picking location can be a challenge.





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Boco used to pretty frequently call other members pecker heads.

Keith

Keith

A pair of 10" Maine Hunting Shoes right now.
Been outside in the snow.