Whitrabbt74

Best way to do it and how I have done it in the past is to park at Caney creek trailhead then road hike to the Buckeye trail head. Hike Buckeye and get all your elevation changes out of the way early while you are fresh and just coast the rest of the way on Caney Creek, which is a far easier trail with loads of water, and when you are done you are back at your car.

In all fairness, hasn't this battle or one like it already been fought. I mean there is a reason that humanoids are ruling the earth right now.

I'm surprised no one has mentioned Canebreak yet. He is in a place that obviously has access to Parish's brews and if you go to the brewery they will tell you that Envie isnt a good "entry level" beer. Canebreak is their most "friendly" beer to the masses. I think he should start there.

First and foremost my reason for owning one is that its my constitutional right and weather or not you feel I "need" one makes absolutely no difference to me at all, that decision isn't up to you.

But, in an attempt to reply to your question in a manor you were wanting.
1) The AR-15 is not an "assault rifle" that is a term the media has manufactured to get "clicks"
2) The AR-15 is probably the most versatile weapon on the planet. Every thing from hunting, Home Defense, Recreational target shooting, and competitive target shooting can all be accomplished via modifications to the same gun.
3) Yes, pistols are wonderful from home defense but anyone with any sort of training will tell you that pistols should ultimately only be used to fight to get to your long gun. A rifle like the AR-15 is infinitely more accurate, more powerful, and better suited at eliminating any threat be it in your home and to your family or otherwise.

I've recently became a pretty big fan of Cab Franc