Fishermen joke about Blue Gills: If they weighed 5 pounds they’d be a danger to water skiers. Well, they are very aggressive, and a load of fun to catch on an ultralite rig. I gave up fishing when the kids were small and did not have much interest in it, but I’m retiring this year, and I intend to start fishing again. Blue Gill, Red Eared Sunfish, Crappie, and Bass. I like hunting the hunters.
I’m a big CRKT fan.
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Finding North Direction and Time using Geological Features, plants and animals
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Finding North Direction and Time by Geological Features, plants and animals.
There are many different ways to find North direction and time [1-9], the following methods are currently less known but have been very popular in the past.
For example, if there is a distant mountain range on the West (example only) or a seashore on the East (example only) then any of them can be used a directional pointer.
A river, a road, a railway line in view can also be used as a direction pointer.
The side of a nearby hill with more…
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Just some info on suppressors. Get one now.
The grid may be down due to a tornado, an earthquake, civil unrest, or terrorism. Think outside the box. Eat outside the box. Or sit in the box and starve.
Let your medicine be food and your food be medicine.
Know your equipment and how to use it. Good stuff from Primary Arms.
I you never have to shoot in the rain, you are probably living in an alternate universe. Depending on several factors, rain can be a negligible or a serious issue for you to deal with.
I shoot both for practice, but have never liked steel case ammo. Here’s a good rundown on it. Currently, I’m shooting some brass case Maylasian surplus 7.62 NATO that comes packed in a 30 cal ammo can, 300 rds for under $150. Only problem is that it is Berdan primed and cannot be reloaded.
