After a slow start to the season due to extreme heat then me having to have a wisdom tooth yanked out, I am actually at a point that I have gotten more at this point than I did the year I took 100. You never know how a season will go. I do know IContinue reading “2023 Squirrel Season Update”
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Squirrel Season So Far 2023
After a promising opening weekend, I waited a week since the local temps hit 97-99 every day for a week. Then, had to have a wisdom tooth and molar in front of it cut out. A week of recovering after and I was back in the woods where I belong finally. The pawpaw fruit isContinue reading “Squirrel Season So Far 2023”
Long Range Data Made Easy
When me and my friends first started our long range shooting career we learned to have handy little cheats with us for faster hits. This is certainly nothing new and it continues to this day in a different form. Before there was hand held computers and all manner of technology to help make the longContinue reading “Long Range Data Made Easy”
The Basics of Team CQB
By madmanm0ran from over at progun millennial Disclosure: The videos I use as examples are not necessarily endorsements for the individuals or companies. I may not 100% agree with everything in them and that’s okay. They were most likely chosen because they are concise and the videography makes the overall concepts easier to understand. CQBContinue reading “The Basics of Team CQB”
Squirrel Hunting 9-3-23
It’s been so hot I haven’t went much after the opening weekend. Then last Thursday I had to have a wisdom removed. I’m still trying to recover from that but managed to go for a hour or two. Luckily for me I caught two in a tree. Of course I took old faithful.
2023 Squirrel Opening Week
Opening weekend was pretty good to me. I’m not confident for the rest of the week. The heat is going to be in the upper 90s. They don’t like to come out in daylight when it gets that hot. The tiger stripe, in case you are wondering, is the “gold/purple” advisor set from Moore Militaria.Continue reading “2023 Squirrel Opening Week”
Concealed Carry Skills
From Every Citizen A Soldier There are several things a person must master before they can consider themselves competent enough to be a “good” carrier of concealed firearms. First, and not really a “skill” is the ability to actually conceal their firearms on their person. Second is the knowledge of local laws and the commonContinue reading “Concealed Carry Skills”
The “Five B’s” of Logistics
From Every Citizen A Soldier blog It is easy for a nation state to plan for the logistics of the future, logistics and economics are topics at the war college. Dedicated smart professionals study this, and the nation state has more resources than you can imagine. How can a citizen soldier prepare for an uncertainContinue reading “The “Five B’s” of Logistics”
ALICE Rucksack Updates (updated)
So way back in 2015 I read one of “The Baldwin Files” posts on Soldier Systems and in he talked about upgrades to the old ALICE pack. I liked the idea and wanted to try to put together my own. But as time went on I forgot all about the idea. Then I saw aContinue reading “ALICE Rucksack Updates (updated)”
A Suggested Training Approach for Older Shooters
By Tom Alves Most articles and discussions regarding competitive shooting center around equipment. Now and then one will come across an article about training such as the recent one from the AMTU posted on http://www.6mmbr.com/. If you break the articles down they often discuss “core strength” and durability. The purpose of this paper is toContinue reading “A Suggested Training Approach for Older Shooters”
Scattered Shots 