Recent content by RichD

This rings pretty true.

Greetings from Parker, Co. Very nice write-up on your trip as well as pics of great critters. My first Africa trip was 2023 with NKWE Safaris, Botswana. Eland bull was my first African animal. September 2025 hunt with Bushman's Quiver delivered Nyala within 2 hours of arriving in Eastern...

When I worked at Cabelas I bought several pairs of cargo shorts and pants (at 50% off for employees). When BPS took over, they dropped a line I liked, but don't recall the model. I found an ebay seller with my size- 38x32 - new with tags and I offered $18 for both. $25 shipped. Brought 3...

Thanks, guys. I've heard the Marlin 1895 levers can handle the magnums, but not trapdoors. You've confirmed it.

I have a box of Buffalo Bore 45-70 Magnum, 430 grain factory loads. Does anyong know if they are safe to shoot in a rifle stamped "45-70 Govt"? A friend is giving up big game hunting and asked me to sell some of his ammo. I don't want to steer a buyer wrong.

Started reading "Warrior" by Capstick.

That was an interesting read. I have "Mukiwa: A White Boy in Africe" also by Godwin on deck.

I know your loss. We buried my best friend of 35 years today. Lung cancer at 78 years old. Sympathies for your loss.

You have a good eye for design and talent for producing the coin. Sell enough coins and you'll have your Big 5 (or 7) covered in no time.

You have something I would think is marketable on AH. Beautiful work. Size?

I've had my Weatherby 300WBY since 1985, absolutely love it. Had Vanguards in 243 and 30-06, really liked them as well but sold when I didn't use them for many years. Still get a weak hankering for a 243.

I've wondered the same thing having reloaded Partitions for years in 30-06 and 300WBY. The results have been good for deer, elk, and pronghorn. But I want to compare Hornady Interlocks at a much lower cost.

Thank you. The knife was $20.00 I stopped because they had some fishing poles and golf clubs. The knife was a pleasant surprise. That was my only purchase. The table is redwood in the "cave".

Happy, joyous Easter to all.

These are my and my grandson's first efforts. He mostly likes used the scroll saw to get the rough shape then we switch off. It's just fun to see him enjoy it as his parents are divorced and the father lives about 1,000 mikes away. The wood is Amazakoue.