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Tried shooting some skeet with an older fella’s crack barrel 10 gauge “goose gun” when I was 16 or 17 and thought I was big and bad. That mother fricker damn near sat me down. I’m perfectly fine if I never grab onto that thing ever again :lol:

Had a couple bardstown wheater pours and a k.Luke French oak cab finish. 5pd
I honestly quit buying guns because I have, in my opinion, filled up my enormous safe and have guns hidden throughout the entire property, plus like 6 in my truck at the moment.

I didn’t feel like hauling in and filling up another safe, so I started buying bourbon and properties to take care of my expendable income.


ETA: If you were to come to my home, you’d have plenty protection and a fulfilled palate it you’re up to it, with a side of a pretty good buzz. Then we can go “ro-day” and pop some coyotes on the properties.
Dead air primal. Absolutely ridiculous how much it tames my cva scout 2

After the first shot….”what tha fuuuck?” :lol:
Blue, white and chartreuse. Got a sleeve and a half in my tackle box as we speak.
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I work with a few folks who let their beer guts hang over it

First of all, that’s false. That’s uncomfortable as frick. I carry3-5 o’clock to avoid the gut.

Second, I wear Magellan/Columbia button up fishing shirts when it’s warm and I have zero issues. It’s not as visible to others as much as it is to you, because you’re looking for it.

I can’t speak for people on the skinnier side, but I’d imagine any loose fitting shite should suffice.
Good evening. Batch 14 on the menu.

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DaFreakinFarmer


Ok…I try to stay out of these conversations.

I’ve ran dogs in the past, but still hunt now. Everyone has their own opinions and experiences. If you want dogs, run em. If you don’t want to run dogs, don’t. I’ll slap my ultralight in the middle of the pipeline next to my 2 ton pile of mo-buck if I want, on MY property.

Now do I do any of that? No…but you triggered me at
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the woods smelling like beer farts


frick you man :lol:
F/S/TPD
Ended up killing the bottle just now

re: AR-15 Recs for a Beginner

Posted by Big_country346 on 11/17/25 at 8:48 pm to
Honestly, if you go look on the Black Friday deals on palmetto state, the lower with the EPT and find you an upper receiver you are going for caliber/length wise. Pieced one together for my BIL last year as a beginner rig for him and he added a red dot, sling, a few hundred rounds of 300blk ammo for under a grand. Thing shoots like a dream for the price.


The M&P sport was my first rifle though. I take it out from time to time now. It’ll eat any ammo you throw in it.
I’d downvote you, but it’s at 69 downvotes….cant frick that up….will check back later.
Just tossed my pair of Ariat with the boa system last week. They’re “ok” but don’t beat a good lace up. The cable came out of the crank one day and I had to pull everything apart and Jerry rig it so I could finish the work day. The Ariat brand boots DO NOT breathe worth a shite. Went back to the twisted x lace ups. Feels like I’m wearing a tennis shoe again.
FPD was some single barrel Russell’s 10 to kill the bottle.

2PD

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Bow dude72

My buddy and myself have the complete opposite palate. He has a pour or 2 a couple times a week, if. I on the other hand tend to have a few every day, unless I’m working nights, not pouring it up at 4am :lol:

Buffalo trace is his sweet spot, I tend to lean toward more complex, higher proof pours. Some will say my palate is more mature than his, I just say he ain’t as drunk as I am :dunno:
I’m curious about that sazerac 100 in an OF. Regular 90 proof is my favorite rye for one.
Just making room for more. Too crowded over here.