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The Quiet Segmented makes good sub 40 yard squirrel ammo.Target sports has CCI quiet in stock for a decent price, 500 or 5k at a time.
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I love this stuff so I ordered 3
It is movie quiet out of my 22” Savage Without a suppressor (impact in dirt at 100 louder than shot without ear pro) and tends to do right about 2.5” groups at 100.
Once on a nasty windy day at 9400ft ASL, got the wind hold and went 100/100 at 100 Yds on my 4” flapper.
When we move permanently to our farm in Appalachia next spring I’m looking into a draft horse and I want a donkey....don’t know why....I just do....When I worked on the UU Bar in Cimarron we had a couple of Belgium Draft horses that were used to pull a feed wagon or sled in the winter. Big docile animals and was always a treat driving the wagon with them in the harness. Beautiful animals.
When we move permanently to our farm in Appalachia next spring I’m looking into a draft horse and I want a donkey....don’t know why....I just do....
The donkeys' loud brays and quick pursuit will scare away predators and may also alert the shepherd. In most instances donkeys will confront and chase dogs or coyotes out of the pasture. If the canines do not retreat quickly the donkeys will attack them by rising up on their hind legs and striking with both front feet.
Donkeys are great to own. They do many things, including predictor abatement.
This was taken from the interweb.
When we move permanently to our farm in Appalachia next spring I’m looking into a draft horse and I want a donkey....don’t know why....I just do....
Donkeys are great to own. They do many things, including predictor abatement.
This was taken from the interweb.
Not sure if mules and donkeys are close in behavior or not. My relatives had a mule when we were growing up. That damn thing was evil. Would try and kick you off the horses if you were riding. Or come up and bite you if you weren't paying attention.
I’m not sure I’d use that camping grill while hanging from the cliff wall
Mules can be downright onry. We had a couple of mammoth Jacks on the UU Bar that we used for various chores. These were big animals and liked to screw with you when you were harnessing up or being shod. When putting a harness on them they would try to stomp your feet or bite you. You learn to never turn your back to them when close and never walk behind one.