I have so many different nationalities in me, there is no one homeland to go back to. Acvording to my DNA test, I'm German, English, Irish, Cornish, Welsh, Scottish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, French, Swedish, Swiss, Italian, Cyprian, Greek, Anatolian...

About 75% of me is North West European, so I guess my homeland would be North West Europe, if I had to choose. I'm definitely built to live in a colder climate with little sunlight.

I had ancestors here in 1607 in Jamestown. Almost everyone who made it through the Dying Years and Powhatton Massacre in Jamestown is a grandparent, aunt, uncle or first cousin of mine. 3 ancestors of mine came over in 1620 on the Mayflower. I had 8 aunts and uncles on the Mayflower. John Hancock is my first cousin. William Penn is my uncle. All of the presidents are traceably related to me. I had 284 ancestors here before 1700, so I would say I'm American.

Keith

get the optics ready and keep your options open.

add more ounces with the brass grips and with the optic and it has very little recoil. he comes in at 55.5oz , 59 is the max for the division for an unloaded gun with empty mag

I don't have one it would be a question of how easy are they in and out or do they catch on the gun getting it in and out.

without some sort of structure to hold the loops open I think it is going to be a pain to get the guns in and out.

we just hold ours if going short distance , the drivers gun goes muzzle down along the console on the passengers left side

when I am carrying an AR the muzzle just goes down and the sling never comes off the gun sits comfortably between your legs pointed at the floor.

if you want one buy it and see how easy in out they are before you take it on a trip and return it if it is a pain.

check your local laws if you are going on the road

here we have to unload unless it is a pistol.

you might look at this fast forward to minute seven seconds

Geez BP thats a long ways to go to catch a few cats.
last year i got 7 cats out of two jackpots and a couple trail sets about 8 km from home on my line close to town.
That particular line is in the core lynx habitat which was horse logged in the 40s.

So you got all the shots and still caught covid?

I’m not sure if this is the same cow, or a different cow. And maybe these spots are not unusual, and just because she’s shedding her winter coat??

You're raising some smart girls- congrats I'm sure you're very proud of them.

Great picture. Congratulations to the kids, good job!

As usual, if you want boards. Pre orders are appreciated. Otis 970-812-7473

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Very nice, great picture.

Zeal, I like the term. lol

You was a poor word choice when discussing lumber, it was generic towards Americans. Do you disagree that many complain about Canada’s subsidized lumber , which it isn’t, but then get all fired up about dairy tariffs that have never been implemented? It’s just ironic considering the billions of tax dollars there go to prop up the poor dairy guys that Canada is so unfair with, don’t you think?

For all who don’t know, the Montana Trapper’s Association puts on the Youth Trapper Camp (YTC) each year during the third weekend of June. Looks like19-21 June this year.

While we focus the camp on kids ages 7-18, adults are welcome. The camp is broken down into a three year program, with second year students learning more than the first, and the third year students going to the field with experienced instructors.

Essentially, $50 gets a student the entire weekend and meals are included. Usually, families camp out on the farm in tents or campers. This year the program will be held in Augusta, MT.

The cutoff date for applications is June 5th!


https://www.youthtrappercamp.org/