Looking pretty good there. Bill K

FIrst read Skippers notations on how and what to score on the targets, for this fun shoot. I measure outside edge to edge. I believe some measure center of hole to center of the opposite side. At least you can have a measurement for us to see, even if it is a rough one. Bill K ( when you get one mar...

Why not score that target, showing group size, etc. and send a photo of that for posting, for a show and comparison down the line ? Bill K

By the way Bee, that would be a mighty fine one and be right up there, I believe. Bill K

Here is 218bee's target. Bill K

Send me a copy via email, I will see if I can not get it to show. If not someone else will I am sure. Kbill1@frontiernet.net Bill K

I believe Brad sold most, if not all, of his products, etc. to Whidden Gunworks. Someone, maybe Brad, will confirm or offer info. Bill K

Another nice thing about Berger bullets, is that you don't even have to go to the web, they print the twist desired right on the box of ammo, for the most part. Puruse your local shop and check it out. Bill K

I use both, have a ico tech and like it, but still (old school, I guess) I use a mouth call 75 percent of the time. Have about three of them, in various major brands, that I like. Mostly I use the jack rabbit or cottontail squeal sounds. Bill K

When the squirrels slow down, then I begin hitting the sage/desert areas more for Jacks and coyotes. So there is always something to call or hunt. Bill K

Good. some say the more gore the better... Bill K

102_5347.JPG 102_5346.JPG 102_5343.JPG Well Varmint Shooter and I spent the morning in this pivot, shorter cut and did manage a few squirrels and jack rabbits, coming out to feed. It is slowing, with the hotter weather and the growing doing so fast. But still a pleasant morning, coffee off the benc...

sort of like this ? spatter in the snow... Bill K

What type of critters, small or large in the varmint type do you have, down your way ? Nutria, etc. But it is nice, sitting, as I say, out smelling the fresh cut alfalfa, waiting for heads to pop up. Bill K

So can we, but that alfalfa is still growing very fast, after they cut, bail and put water back on for another crop. But there are places to shoot still, even if it is slowing down. Still always nice to sit out there early in the morning, sun coming up and a cup of coffee glassing. Bill K