Search results

Got worried there for a minute. I thought you said Power cleanse. :sneaky:

One for you married guys out there, be careful!

It's pretty hard to mess up a roast in a crock-pot. Just some salt and pepper and some sliced onions and a couple of cans of crm of mushroom soup with some extra mushrooms, canned or fresh makes no difference. That's about as simple as it gets. You can experiment with any other ingredients you...

Funny who the same model guns can be so different. My 1100 that I bought in 1981 still has the same O-ring it came with. I do clean the gun after every hunt and that may be why the o-ring still works. Also the only shells I've ever had trouble with were Winchester dove/quail loads and that was...

Glad to see you're doing well marcusvdk. You'll be out in the hills again on no time.

It is a Remington 1100 in 20ga. I bought it used from an old guy who bought it for his son and he never got into hunting, it was like new. That was in about 1999 and it has worked flawlessly.

Chukars in a cream sauce made with butter and flour and mushrooms and onions. I simmered the legs and thighs for about an hour in a saucepan with salt, pepper and garlic. It made them as tender as the breast pieces that were dusted in flour with garlic salt and pepper. We served it over rice...

No dog so we have to sniff em up ourselves! :sneaky:

Congrats! Way to get it done.

My son and I went out and did some Chukar hunting last weekend. We saw a lot of birds and managed to kill a few. The country is awful dry and the birds were usually within mile or so from guzzlers and a spring we know of.

Go get em!

Hang in there! Hope to see some elk pics.

That rib-roll technique is pretty slick. I will definitely give it a try.

The zero temps will freeze the cold right out of your sinuses. :rolleyes: Good luck on your hunt.

Maybe that buck thought the sagebrush would make his antlers look bigger to the doe. ;)

That looks great!

Congrats on a well earned buck.

Why not just use the 300 with 180 grain bullets for deer? The difference in drop between the 150 and the 180 out to 500 yards is amazingly small. I'm sure you've already got a very accurate load for your 180's and that is what many hunters use for deer and it works just fine.