HeftyBear

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I'm going to get hate for it

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Security sporting goods in Alexandria.

But seriously Boone's Hunting and Trapping in Woodworth is a little gem. Just pass up the entrance to the shooting range and you run in to it. Just a little building behind their house but a great place to buy a gun and some ammo.

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Where is Fuzzy 's?

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Pretty sure they are talking about Fuzzy's in Glenmora.

I'll throw in Carl's Catfish formerly of Glenmora/ Union Hill. Now re opened in Oakdale.

Barnes Vortex

Thanks for the update.

Indian Creek falls within the Alexander State Forest WMA so that's where you need to look for regs. You can't set up on the recreation area so be sure to check the map and know the boundaries.

So you peaked my curiosity about this trailer, Google says it's somewhere between 2800 and 3600 so that plus horses.

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They're set up for fuel economy (small engines) with enough capability for light duty towing.

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This is exactly why I got mine. Fuel economy for my weekday commute and the capability of weekend towing.

Rapides Parish
Warm
Perfect wind
Ladder stand on edge of bedding.

Seen 1 cross at 140 yards earlier.

Going to pull cards after this and make a game plan for next week after the cold front moves in.

P.S.A.
All you Baws heading to your camps today need to be stocking up on mosquito dope like its toilet paper in March of 2020. The mosquitoes are thick!!

https://www.xxlmag.com/boosie-badazz-help-killing-deer/

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You know I always need something, right? I got deer problems," Boosie said in the video. "I need a deer hitter. I need somebody to come who know how to shoot deers, because I got a real deer problem. I need a deer hitter. I need somebody that know what they doing. Bruh...I got deer problems. I need a deer hitter, man. You want to come hunt on my land? I got deer problems, bruh. I need a deer hitter, for real. Slide your number in the DMs if you kill deers

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Let's get this man some help!

Big Green is Back

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Big Green Is Back: Remington Ammo Plant Working 24/7

by American Rifleman Staff - Monday, April 12, 2021

Remington Ammunition is back in operation, and its new president, Jason Vanderbrink, addresses consumers straight from the factory floor in his latest "Where's the Ammo?" video above.

"Today, we're in our American manufacturing facility in Lonoke, Ark.," Vanderbrink said. "You'll see that Big Green is back and stronger than ever."

Following Remington Outdoors' bankruptcy in 2020, Vista Outdoor, parent company of Federal Premium, purchased the Remington ammunition facility in Arkansas, along with most of Remington's trademarks. Immediately following the acquisition, Vista sent a number of experienced managers down to the Lonoke facility to get production back on track.

The lack of consistent production at the Remington ammo plant is considered one of the elements in the perfect storm of supply chain issues that have plagued the ammo market through 2020 and into 2021.

"You know what? I am sick and tired of not being able to find Remington ammunition on the shelves," he said. "We are fixing that. American manufacturing is about to roar, and Remington ammunition is back."

Remington, one of the largest ammunition facilities in the United States, had difficulty obtaining the raw materials needed to fill its capacity. As a result, employees were laid off, machines were idled, all while domestic ammunition demand reached unprecedented heights. With Vista Outdoor's management, production is flowing.

"Our workforce is doing fantastic, and our raw material suppliers have really come through, so now, Remington's going 24/7, and everyone will get to enjoy the quality ammunition that Lonoke, Ark. makes," Vanderbrink said.

Now under competent management, the Remington plant has a bright future ahead, and consumers can take a look at what's rolling out from the factory at Remington Ammunition's new website. As production ramps up, Vanderbrink highlighted the primary focus of the plant's new management.

"It took 205 years to build this brand, and we will never, ever sacrifice quality," he added.

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Chicot does have boat rentals.

You may want to look at South Toledo Bend S.P. because Chicot is not exactly close to DeRidder. Looks like they have cabins and boat rentals as well.

I started with 200 superformance and switched to 180 Barnes. Both have killed deer for me but I found the Barnes to group better out of my gun.

On a side note make sure to get good scope rings and mark your scope position somehow you can easily see movement. I have personally seen 3 CVAs have issues with scope movement. DNZ mounts fixed the issue for me.

Heard a good Bass report from IC about a week ago and the YoYos are back up on every stump in the lake but I haven't heard any pearch reports.

I'd give you advice but my bass fishing knowledge is limited to white H&H's on a zebco 33. If they ain't biting that then I'm not catching.

Rapides parish
.35 Waylon
Ladder stand on a fire lane
Good transition area when acorns are falling.
Just glad to be in the woods.

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This gonna impact Louisiana much?

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Louisiana
o Big Branch Marsh National Wildlife Refuge: Open raccoon hunting on acres already
open to other hunting, and expand season dates and hours for migratory bird and squirrel
hunting.
o Catahoula National Wildlife Refuge: Open woodcock hunting on acres already open to
other hunting.
o Tensas River National Wildlife Refuge: Open coyote, beaver, opossum and skunk
hunting on acres already open to other hunting.
• Louisiana/Mississippi
o Bogue Chitto National Wildlife Refuge: Expand season dates for existing goose,
squirrel, feral hog and wild turkey hunting.
o Black Bayou Lake National Wildlife Refuge: Expand method of take for existing
white-tailed deer hunting.

That's what I pulled from it.

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did you tell the other boy where we were in Indian Creek

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Everybody knows the answer is off the burnt bridge, and if they know enough about the lake to ask which one it's always the one by campsite 7. LOL!