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Such bullshite. You mean to tell me this 4 year old clicked all the right buttons on the Amazon app to order all of the popsicles?

frick out of here.

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I don't doubt it at all, my daughter will be two in july and she can unlock an iphone, open the youtube app, and find bluey and old macdonald had a farm videos with the quickness with absolutely no help

If you ever had the thought run through your head as to why there are so many spikes killed by young hunters and meat hunters, it's because they are ridicuously stupid. Spikes are the dumbest deer in the woods and will do things against their best instincts 9 times out of 10. It's my theory that surviving spikes are the ones that turn into big 6 pts or small 8 pts at 2.5yo that frequent feeders and come out in the daylight before the rut kicks off; the deer that most south La folk love to put on the ground and take pictures with.

You got it in a duck hole youre trying to clean up?

sounds like a bent brake shield especially since its not a constant sound. could even also be something as insignificant as a rock in your brake caliper.

Planted around 6 acres of soybeans 3 weeks ago. Sprayed em with roundup last weekend to knock the ryegrass out that was coming back up in them. Gonna put out a couple of salt licks and cameras this weekend assuming it doesn’t get western around here with this tropical depression.

I have always wanted to meet somebody with a shite load of hunting land that wanted to hire somebody to manage it all year. Like plant food plots, clean and manage trails, build, move, and set stands, and guide hunts during the winter. Put out cameras and learn the deer population. Give me the tools and the equipment and a salary and turn me loose.

I'm gonna start out with the RCBS. Prolly gonna get the rock chucker kit, and add to it as I go. I'll need a good tumbler, and a concentricity machine to add on to the kit, and a electric powder dispenser later on down the road.

I've been reloading for a couple years using my friends setup at his house and I've finally learned enough to be proficient and confident in reloading on my own.

I'm going to get all of my own equipment in the next few months after I build a bench to put in my house. I've seen a few setups in person and looked at pictures of setups on the internet but I'm still undecided on how I'm going to build/set mine up.

I'll be building it in a corner of a room and would like to make it L shaped to fit snug in that corner. Other than that I'm open to all ideas that the more experienced re-loaders of this board might have.

I'd love to see pics of some badass setups that I can draw ideas from if anyone wants to share. TIA for any advice and/or ideas. :cheers:

Met a guy at the range a couple weekends ago who is a SWAT officer who had one and it was a fine rifle. He had it in a grayboe stock with the MLOK rails built in for Mlok bipods. He had a Vortex Razor Gen 1 on it and it made for a fine setup.

Do not buy a ford with the 6.0. I will agree that they were good strong engines under only two circumstances:
1.They were left bone stock and maintenance was done to the T.
2. They were completely bulletproofed and not tortured afterwards.

The 6.0 was introduced around the time that the OBD2 style plug and play programmer craze took off big time. 90% of the 6.0's out there had some type of timing adjustment computer programmer installed and ran on it during it's lifetime. The increase in power from the programmers is what caused most of the problems these engines had: (stretched head bolts, egr problems, etc)

I personally would buy one that I knew without a shadow of a doubt that it had been stock its entire life, but with the amount out there that were programmed and abused it would be equivalent to finding a needle in a haystack. Since you're looking for a budget diesel pickup that's not going to be your daily driver I assume that you aren't gonna want to have to drop a ridiculous amount of money on fixing breakdowns in the near future.

I would go with a dodge with the 5.9 and manual transmission or a 04-06 duramax in a chevy or gmc.

If you're not dead set on a diesel at this point I just did a quick search on auto trader and found a nice 2012 f250 4x4 extended cab for $12k with the 6.2 gas engine and a clean carfax. I promise you it would do anything you want it to do. I pulled a nurse trailer with 13k pounds of starter fertilizer with a single cab chevy 2500 with the 6.0 back in the spring.