Search results for query: *

I answered in the other thread as well. Yes, that is the bottle from the accident where Joe was involved. The aftermath was scary af, with pieces of shrapnel everywhere in the blast pattern. It is a miracle Joe survived, but he unfortunately lost his right leg/foot below the knee. There were...

It is the same tank that the OP pictured. I was there a few days after it happened. Joe is very blessed to be alive. I'm not going to answer any questions on what happened, because it is all speculation at this point. Joe is a great guy and has a great attitude, considering.

Thanks! The request for comments is now closed, so we'll see what happens.

I don't believe you have to be a resident. If you plan to hunt Idaho at some point, then your input is probably appreciated. Thanks Rich_B!

We need your help TODAY! A huge influx of folks from other hunting groups (ML, Archery, etc) has decided to submit comments against allowing airguns for big game animal hunting in Idaho. Please visit the link below and support the "use of qualified air guns to hunt for big game animals"...

Any mounds can be deceiving, but It depends on the area you are hunting. Where my image is from (Google Earth - the Texas Panhandle), it is an area that is known to have populations of prairie dogs, and very few ant hills. Now, if we were speaking about Northern Arizona, then I would...

Check south and east of OKC for prairie dog hunting. My suggestion is to research areas that have them through your state's game department, then get on Google Maps and start researching areas with the satellite feature. It is not hard to find areas that look like they hold prairie dogs on the...

Hey All. My name is Eric Mayer and I am an avid varmint/predator hunter. Like many of us, I got started with airguns when I was a kid, but those gave way to powder burners for most of my life. I got back into them years ago when one of my good friends, Cliff Tharp (aka: VarmintAir) dropped out...