It wasn't as insult, it was an observation
Sorry I didn't put an emoji at the end

Some people get all emotional about words on the interweb

I've got the Marlin 1895 Guide Gun. I've used, Starline, Remington, Winchester and Hornady brass. Starline is my favorite but any of them but Hornady is fine. Hornady brass is a tenth of an inch shorter than anybody else's due to being designed for the longer leverolution bullets. Because it is shorter most non Hornady dies will not crimp Hornady brass. I've used them and not had issues, but quit using Hornady brass because I don't trust uncrimped loads in tube magazines.

^^^^ imagine everyone knew what he meant

… it’s time to lay down arms and embrace each other

… no more brother wars lol

Light beer has always tasted watered down and weak flavored to me. I like stronger flavored beers with higher alcohol content. I like to drink a lot of different beers. Drinking just one brand and type of beer would be like having the same thing for supper every day.

In commercial beers, I like Modelo Negra, Lenienkugel Summer Shandy, Blue Moon and Guiness, the most of what I've tried. I used to drink gallons of Killians Irish Red back in the nineties. I like beer on tap better.

Keith

Getting wet and muddy is a good part of being a boy!

Spotted, Striped, Hooded, and ????? Hognose?

I'm sorry for your loss, Bowhunter. And for the rest of you.

I miss my dad. He died in 2019 and he owned and collected tons of "stuff." Right now, we're first going through his things because my mom needs to move from the house they've been in since 1969 to a smaller place without lots of stairs. My dad has so much stuff. Cool stuff. I sit and talk to him while I dig though it all. He loved trains, boats, airplanes, cannons, other firearms, all things electrical and mechanical. Books. It's like trip after trip to my mom's to visit my dad... I brought home more stuff yesterday. I miss him so much.

The little things of his remind me of him and give me comfort. Things we both laughed about and saved when everyone else told us to throw them out. He never threw much away and now I don't either. Poor Zim!

I'll listen to your song, Bowhunter.

Thank you, 160. Saved me a phone call.

I think it is used in some trapping lures ,Google says some stink and some sweet .

Larry I always pound in a pilot hole for cable stakes especially the berks. I carry a super stake driver for pilot holes.
For bullet type stakes I didn’t need a pilot hole.
Jim

Showdown in the Park

Keith

Yup, Ed named a new gland lure from my testing, “Seldom Fails”. It was ALL glands with no fillers and I used it where most canine trappers would use urine. Worked very well IMHO and testing verified it worked.