Angus, honorable #2 son, has been busy this winter with his pipes. Angus was recording yesterday afternoon. He’s finally gotten his Uilleann pipes wrangled to the point that he can not only make music out of them, but his technique on them is beginning to shape up to all his … Continue reading →
From: OldGobbler.com  Author Topic: Shotguns with 2 beads, how to line them up  (Read 232 times) ugaDAWGS09 Jr. Member Posts: 16 Shotguns with 2 beads, how to line them up « on: February 20, 2019, 07:45:35 PM » I’m trying to get my new A5 dialed in for turkey season … Continue reading →
If you find me out on the web still listed as somebody’s pro-staffer, you’ll see that I never claimed to be an expert turkey hunter, only an expert beginning turkey hunter. If you want to look at what makes me a success, it is that I have looked at it … Continue reading →
I’ve mentioned the NOAA/NWS Long Range prediction products a few times. I find them useful in planning my hunts. About a month ago, the site went dead. I found where they moved the pages: Long Range Outlooks Three Month Outlooks Remember, these don’t read like your normal TV weathermap. … Continue reading →
I got a call Wednesday night that I was only half-expecting. Bob Charlton, one of my oldest, dearest friends, had died from complications of Diabetes. He’s was 82. His wife said he didn’t make it out of Dialysis. I saw Bob on Tuesday evening. He was not at all happy. … Continue reading →
With the Polar Vortex about to sweep down from the North, and the Super Bowl nearly upon us, I thought I would check in. I normally look at Super Bowl Weekend as the half-way point in the wait between the end of Deer Season and the beginning of Turkey. It … Continue reading →
I’ll be doing some changes to the weblog over the next few weeks. Google dropped its support of the Picasaweb API. What that means is that all those fancy slideshows I posted from 2008 to 2016 have gone haywire and now what you see is this: I’ve got new plugins … Continue reading →
From: 2019 Licenses on Sale FRANKFORT, Ky. (1/12/19) — Licenses and permits to fish, hunt and trap in Kentucky in the coming license year are on sale now. The 2019-2020 license year starts March 1. License and permit fees for Kentucky residents for the 2019-2020 license year are unchanged from … Continue reading →
I sent the Mauser from Hell out for a new safety. Hibberd’s Armory suggested I try Nathan Fleming at Legacy Gunsmithing. That was just a few weeks ago. I called Nathan, and he sent me a quote, and two weeks later, the Mauser is back and the new Timney safety … Continue reading →
Back when we first got the farm, it was about 3 months before I could get a plumber in to get water running. We used a corner of the backyard that we nicknamed Pooh Corner. I still go there in the mornings to sit on the bench we converted from … Continue reading →
I put the last of the deer rifles away for the winter yesterday. It’s time to begin playing with my meat until Turkey Season. Angus gave me a wonderful gift for Christmas, a food dehydrator. This is a serious jerky machine. I just finished unloading load #1 from it. It … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Let me be clear: This season sucked. It sucked in so many ways it hurts to think about it. Not everyone in Kentucky feels this way. That’s fine. I can believe our problems were localized, possibly self-inflicted, whatever. It still sucked. I’m looking at the final harvest numbers for November. … Continue reading →
