laduckkiller

Yep, sorry. I have the regular 365 and an XL. To me the grip length is what matters over slide length for concealability.

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I don’t wrap because I like some bark on my ribs

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This is the way for me as well.

With any meat sometimes it is just the cut of meat and not your method

I have two Pro 3.0 I purchased in October that are on feeders, one camera has 9,000 pictures and the other has about 4,000 all taken on the solar panel power. I have only adjusted the delay between photos and never adjusted the upload (they instantly upload). They do not have the lipo battery packs.

So good so far, hope I don't jinx myself.

The focal plane and reticle will probably help you pick the scope. I just went through this for by AR Grendel. I didn't want the complicated Christmas tree reticles and wanted to keep it simple. I ended up with the Vortex Viper HD with the BDC reticle. Super clean reticle and gets me hold points to 400.

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For you guys that have a dog from Huntfield, are they strictly house dogs or do they hunt? Looking into getting one to do both, but more for blood trailing/shed hunting than anything waterfowl related. Seems they have the temperament I want but looking to get real world experiences y'all have had with them with the family and in the field

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Our Huntfield lab is both a duck dog and a family dog. She has the drive to turn it on when retrieving and off when around the house. Super easy to train and not the super high drive level that's hard to control I've seen with other puppies. The smartest dogs I have ever owned. I like the size of the British labs for in the house (~55 pounds), sure is easier than a 100-pound dog in your house. If still on the fence, go visit their kennel.

I have a 509 and unless they've changed, the FN triggers leave a lot to be desired compared to the 365.

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 he is not active or well-hydrated. However overall this is an over-the-counter medication that is truly a parental decision"

As others have said supplements are not regulated, so I would be careful where you buy the creatine.

"Although reports have indicated that short-term use of creatine is generally safe for adults, the American Academy of Pediatrics states that few studies have looked at the long-term safety of creatine use by teens. Doctors and most medical societies usually recommend creatine be used only by athletes over 18 years old."

We said no to our 15-year old son.

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, backhoes, helicopters, and tractors. You don't really know people until they are asked to show up.

We really have two groups in our club, so the waiting list regardless of equipment is a must. Members get their candidates selected in order. It keeps voting on issues fairly balanced.

Regarding fines for not attending work days mentioned... that just means we have money in our account but not enough to get the work paid for. Lots of folks would rather pay a fine than attend a work day. We rarely schedule them anymore opting for each member to report what days he worked.

Otto Pro NoizeBarrier is what I purchased. I am on the range with our team almost every weekend and they have been great.

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.

Double Bull (you get what you pay for). You really should look at one of the see-through mesh regardless of brand.