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We talked with the doctor and he basically punted the ball back to us to make the choice. His response "short-term use of creatine and athletes are actively working out has not been shown to cause any major issues I am aware of. He should continue to hydrate well. Creatinine should not be taken when...
www.gunsinternational.com - a little quirky to search, but a good option once you've identified make/model....
Of course, their candidate always has better work ethnic than your candidate. Likewise, their candidate will also vote the way the member wants as well. :lol: You'll likely hear for years how their candidate would have gotten more work done than yours and he has a whole fleet of bulldozers, backh...

re: Short barrel rifles

Posted by laduckkiller on 3/7/23 at 11:58 am
[quote]I’m curious is anyone here has ever been asked to show their tax stamp by LE or a range master or anyone else[/quote] No, as I understand only the Attorney General or an ATF agent has a legal right to see your tax stamp (depending on state laws). Not sure any other LE has a legal right to ...
Otto Pro NoizeBarrier is what I purchased. I am on the range with our team almost every weekend and they have been great....

re: Rifle tripod with arca rail?

Posted by laduckkiller on 12/16/22 at 12:36 pm
I have the Kopfjager reaper grip with Leofoto ball head on a carbon Field Optics research tripod (on sale at a heavy discount). Good investment, I started using it for my son and now love the system. Slowly trying to put arca rails on everything I own to reduce the weight compared to the reaper grip...

re: Deer hunters

Posted by laduckkiller on 10/27/22 at 1:02 pm
Side by Side $20,000 Tractor $25,000 Deer Lease $2,000 Rifle $2,000 Bow $2000 Plots $800 Camo $800 Corn $500 Deer Stand $400 Deer processing $400 License $250 Scent Free Laundry Detergent $12....seems like a no brainer to me. ...

re: Canton, Ohio Lunch

Posted by laduckkiller on 10/26/22 at 12:37 pm
Not sure of your timing or route, but Hartville Kitchen just north of Canton or Das Dutch Haus in Columbiana are two great Amish restaurants. I try and hit those when up visiting family. Save room for a piece of pie....

re: Ground Blinds

Posted by laduckkiller on 6/16/22 at 8:22 am
Double Bull (you get what you pay for). You really should look at one of the see-through mesh regardless of brand....
[quote]Dealers will service the machines.[/quote] Several times when I tried to get service, the first question out of their mouth is "Did you buy it from us?"...
Completely reliable, but mine leaks more than I would like....
So how much do you have in the action when compared to the $1000 new actions such as Zermatt?...

re: Semi auto for 13 y/o daughter

Posted by laduckkiller on 8/2/21 at 2:50 pm
[quote]My 11 year old is small and shoots a weatherby sa-08 youth model 20 gauge. [/quote] My son started at 11 with the Mossberg SA-20 Bantam two years ago which is 99% the same gun. It has been reliable enough for a $500 shotgun and recoil was never an issue with the right shotshells. Keep i...

re: Archery help - update below

Posted by laduckkiller on 4/23/21 at 7:35 am
I have given this advice to others, a bow is a little different than other things in that you always need a bow shop even with an internet full of experts and DIY advice. A bow needs regular adjustment (weight, peep, arrow rest, etc.) or equipment (arrows). Go see Ken at Gotham, he is very good and ...
Just changed mine, razor blade, sandpaper, and then use the 3M 77 adhesive many of the gasket makers recommend....

re: Shotgun Shell Shortage

Posted by laduckkiller on 4/20/21 at 1:19 pm
Bare shelfs most places. The little that is available online is about 2 times the cost....
For 223, look at James Calhoon website and start with his articles "To Bee or 223, That is the Question" and there is a second "revisited" page. With Blue Dot and 800x there is a lot of data out there, but he was one of the first. You can essentially produce 22LR, 22 magnum, all the way to full powe...

Landscape plant ID

Posted by laduckkiller on 1/19/21 at 1:42 pm
[url=https://postimg.cc/3WRzpByM][img]https://i.postimg.cc/66LKkbtQ/bush.jpg[/img][/url] Guy/gals: Need help with identification of this plant in our landscape. Trying to determine when we can transplant and split up the plant? bulb? Thanks in advance...