Maggie’s What's Your View II
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Little zeroing of some old school and new school 22s for a little indoor shoot tomorrow.
Yeah, this indoor shoot is shot at 50’
Bull is about the size of a pencil lead
Bull is about the size of a pencil lead
Getting to enjoy a Christmas gift from our guy @Mike Casselton? Had to drive a ways to get it but TS tasty
Neighbor kid has expressed interest in reaching out further with his all around hunting rig. Told him I could help with that. So on a beautiful January afternoon we went over the basics of ballistic calculators, some fundamental basics, truths and myths, etc... Good 100 yard zero, put him on at 655, and then a few at 760 yards as the sun was getting bad for the direction we shoot. Very polite, respectful, good listener, and a good shooter. Glad I could help him. He’ll be back.
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Good on you. I wish I had that opportunity when I was young. He looks pleased to say the least.
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Me too,a sweet and kind smart lady taught school for 35 years. Raised a great kid ( my wife)
Finally remembered to post the completed version:
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Friday night at the hockey fights.
It’s Military appreciation weekend.
Thank you all of our active military and Veterans.
It’s Military appreciation weekend.
Thank you all of our active military and Veterans.
Ex said she has the flu. Still drops my son off at normal time..... if you know you are sick how about you stay away from your kid. Wish she would have gave him to me sooner.
He's sick. Hopefully not flu.
If I'm up all night with him I'm glad I have your B S to read.
He's sick. Hopefully not flu.
If I'm up all night with him I'm glad I have your B S to read.
Can you reach out and physically touch the targets with that 52 scope?
First 22 target rifle I shot regularly had a Lyman Super Targetsport on it. It felt like it was a city block long.
Damn. Just watched the news and found out a good mate of mine and his son were killed in the bushfires down here today. An Australian aviation icon.
7news.com.au
Kangaroo Island victims identified as well-known SA pilot and his son
One of Australia's best bush pilots, Dick Lang was a pioneer adventurer and beloved Kangaroo Island local.
7news.com.au
This area is just minutes away from us but our area is safe.
A tiny kangaroo, scorched by the blaze that tore through Cudlee Creek. Credit: Brad Fleet/The Advertiser
WARNING - distressing content.
Fleeing for its life, this tiny kangaroo joey had nowhere left to run.
As a ferocious blaze tore through Cudlee Creek in the Adelaide Hills, the roo became trapped in a wire fence as flames closed in.
He didn't stand a chance.
Publishing distressing photos like this is a difficult decision but, tragically, this is the brutal reality of Australia's bushfire crisis.
In South Australia's Cudlee Creek fires alone, 5,790 animals - including livestock, alpacas and pets - have been killed.
It's believed up to 500 million animals have perished across Australia as the true cost of the fire emergency begins to reveal itself.
Devastated farmers are being told to photograph their dead and injured livestock for insurance claims, with landowners having to euthanise many heat-stressed and burned animals which survived the blazes.
A Koala saved from the bushfires in Gippsland is cared for at the Southern Ash Wildlife Centre in Melbourne's south-east. Credit: Andrew Brownbill/AAP
An injured brushtail possum suffering burns to its paws, nose, ears and tail. Credit: Mattias Engesser/AAP
Drought-devastated farmers are being forced to euthanise badly burnt livestock. Credit: Kelly Barnes/AAP
WARNING - distressing content.
Fleeing for its life, this tiny kangaroo joey had nowhere left to run.
As a ferocious blaze tore through Cudlee Creek in the Adelaide Hills, the roo became trapped in a wire fence as flames closed in.
He didn't stand a chance.
Publishing distressing photos like this is a difficult decision but, tragically, this is the brutal reality of Australia's bushfire crisis.
In South Australia's Cudlee Creek fires alone, 5,790 animals - including livestock, alpacas and pets - have been killed.
It's believed up to 500 million animals have perished across Australia as the true cost of the fire emergency begins to reveal itself.
Devastated farmers are being told to photograph their dead and injured livestock for insurance claims, with landowners having to euthanise many heat-stressed and burned animals which survived the blazes.
About Dick Lang - Outback Adventures - Australia and PNG - Dick Langs Bush Pilots
Twin Engined Safety – Our Own Aircraft Airline Standard Pilots with vast Bush Experience 40 years of extensive experience of Outback Flights Dick is one of Australia’s best bush pilots. He has lived and worked in the Outback for most of his life. He has flown rescue operations into the desert...
dicklang.com.au
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All of the news and pictures coming from Australia is worse than sad with no end in sight. Stay safe if that is even possible.
You have our sincerest condolences for the loss of man and beasts.
Damn Barney...
My sincerest condolences for the loss of your friends.
My sincerest condolences for the loss of your friends.
Sorry to read that Barney.
Was up with a crying boy till 1am
He slept till 630. He just wants held.
He's a 100.8 with medicine.
Was up with a crying boy till 1am
He slept till 630. He just wants held.
He's a 100.8 with medicine.
South Texas sunrise. Deer are moving this morning. Cool 36 degrees in Webb county.
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I’m sorry Barney ?. Can’t click a like for this news or pictures. Damn shame.
Sorry to hear about your friends, Barney. The folks in Australia are in our thoughts & prayers.
Sad for all your loses, hope some rain comes soon to ease the tribulations.
Sorry Barn, Condolences.........About Dick Lang - Outback Adventures - Australia and PNG - Dick Langs Bush Pilots
Twin Engined Safety – Our Own Aircraft Airline Standard Pilots with vast Bush Experience 40 years of extensive experience of Outback Flights Dick is one of Australia’s best bush pilots. He has lived and worked in the Outback for most of his life. He has flown rescue operations into the desert...dicklang.com.au
Ya know, one of my favorite lies to tell is "I've never cried a day in my life!" ....but its pictures like these that make me a complete liar. I sincerely hope it gets better for you, the people and the critters down there.This area is just minutes away from us but our area is safe.
A tiny kangaroo, scorched by the blaze that tore through Cudlee Creek. Credit: Brad Fleet/The Advertiser
WARNING - distressing content.
Fleeing for its life, this tiny kangaroo joey had nowhere left to run.
As a ferocious blaze tore through Cudlee Creek in the Adelaide Hills, the roo became trapped in a wire fence as flames closed in.
He didn't stand a chance.
Publishing distressing photos like this is a difficult decision but, tragically, this is the brutal reality of Australia's bushfire crisis.
In South Australia's Cudlee Creek fires alone, 5,790 animals - including livestock, alpacas and pets - have been killed.
It's believed up to 500 million animals have perished across Australia as the true cost of the fire emergency begins to reveal itself.
Devastated farmers are being told to photograph their dead and injured livestock for insurance claims, with landowners having to euthanise many heat-stressed and burned animals which survived the blazes.
A Koala saved from the bushfires in Gippsland is cared for at the Southern Ash Wildlife Centre in Melbourne's south-east. Credit: Andrew Brownbill/AAPAn injured brushtail possum suffering burns to its paws, nose, ears and tail. Credit: Mattias Engesser/AAPDrought-devastated farmers are being forced to euthanise badly burnt livestock. Credit: Kelly Barnes/AAP
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