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The land was (and basically IS) not improved. No water or power. Had to do all the "improvements" (grading, berms, gravel, concrete, fencing) ourselves. Most state owned land here in Colorado is not "improved".

The Executive Committee (I am a member) is considering how we can deal with the situation. Luckily we have several years before a new lease will be in effect.

Maintenance & repairs on our indoor & outdoor ranges, utilities, Insurance, All overhead and not cheap. Insurance is almost $7,000 per year. We also have a Junior Shooting program where we supply all guns, ammo, and equipment for 30 kids who shoot competitively statewide. (The club pays for...

All the state land leases funds the Best Program, which is a state funded school improvement program. The state legislature wants more money for schools, so this is an area to get it. Also found out our "recreational" lease is low priority and if someone else wants the land, we could be in a...

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Down here in the 4 Corners area of SW Colorado there are not very many shooting ranges. It is a pretty rural with lots of open land. Our area has a great shooting club and range ($ Corners Rifle & Pistol Club / 4cornersrifleandpistol.co) with over 500 members. Check out our webpage. We are...

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Tail doesn't look muley to me either.

Love Winchester levers. I have 2 73's.

When I was 12 in 1954 in California. Notice it was a neck shot at about 75 yards with iron sights. Guess I started out pretty lucky!

Great Hunt! Good to see him get started!

I use a couple of different things for keeping an edge on my knives. To start the process, I use a traditional whetstone with cutting oil. The oil keeps the stone from filling up with the residue I take off the knife. Once the knife has the edge I want, I use a Smith's edge "refresher". It...

Very nice...Modoc or Lassen County?

The reason I used that action is because it fit that stock. I made the stock many years ago with an 03 Springfield action. I sold the action and because the buyer was right handed, I kept the stock. Decided one day to make another rifle for the stock as it is really beautiful grained & figured...

Don't know anything about them. The one thing in optics than I DO know about is YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR! Cheaper price almost always means less quality. That has been a proven fact with optics for over 50 years.

Not sure about that that, BUT we took a bunch of extra stuff and instead of bringing it home as excess baggage, we shipped it home via UPS. We took frozen fish home as our #50 per person allotment for checked in baggage on Alaska Air.

I am going to get a bed cover for my truck. I want a folding hard cover that is aluminum. I am looking at Lomax TriFold, Extang Encore TriFold and BackFlip 4 fold & trifold. Anyone have one? Good, Bad or Ugly experiences.

If you have time you need to visit the Sportsman's Warehouse in Soldotna, it is huge and has some great stuff. I bought some rainware that was on sale that was really cheap. There is also a killer bakery in town "The Moose is Loose"..

Thank you, I do love it. It is totally custom. It has a 03 Springfield action, Shilen match SS barrel, Timney Trigger & Leupold VXIII 6x20 on top. I made the thumbhole stock. It is unreal on Prairie Dogs.

I started out with a foldable wire crate with bedding in it. Your right about them considering it their home.