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Drifting the rear sight is the correct way to do it. But it takes very little to move the POI at 100 yards so be gentle.

You got that right. My first and only trip through Yellowstone way back in the early 60's you could go sit in the grandstands near the garbage dump and watch the bears come in to feed. As for feeding them from the cars, I remember my mom feeding a black bear a marshmellow through the wing...

You have to drop the rear sight to lower your POI. I have no ides of what each notch will give you at 100 yards. You just need to take it out shooting again and see what each notch does for you. Just remember that a .30-30 lever action rifle is not a target rifle and was meant for the deer...

In most areas grizzlies will avoid people. However here in the lower 48 they have learned to associate the sound of gunfire with a free meal. Even in some areas of Alaska they have learned that when a shot goes off that there is a free meal laying on the ground just waiting for them to come...

The problem is that we need to get used to this type of stuff. There are a lot more of those folks out there than there are of us. Like here in Colorado on the wolf vote. Even if it doesn't pass this year it will be on the ballot the next time and the next time and the next time until it...

Without bees you loose the major pollinator of plants including those that you eat. That and I love their byproduct of their pollinating and their food that is harvested, honey.

You have to look at Canada like you do the US. Stay away from the big coastal areas and the big towns and you will find them just like us. They like to hunt and fish but their political policies are ran by the big metro areas. I have no idea of what is contained in their constitution but I...

Perhaps next week sometime

When I was building a load for my 22-250 I had some rounds that I would seat the bullets with my fingers. I even had a couple where the bullet would drop out of the loaded case if I turned it upside down. Those were some of my most accurate loads that I came up with. But to err on the side...

Yea, I have been watching the temperature swings for the last several days. One day we are in the mid 20's and then a couple days later we are in the 40's at 6 am.

There is something about sitting on top of a 3 or 4 foot snow drift and no friends to pull you off of it. You just don't know how much snow needs to be removed to get that truck moving again on solid ground. I too have been there.

Also come prepared to run into snow the higher you get. Don't try to bust through snow drifts on the road or you may end up with a long walk out.