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Out of curiosity, do you prefer the polar or black dial on the Explorer II? I'm very torn between the two. A purchase is not imminent, but it's fun to think about.

I wish you all would knock it off with the Railmasters. My willpower isn't great, and you guys sure aren't helping!

Wow, that's really neat! Thanks for sharing.

Thanks! I ordered some too.

For what it's worth, my lens caps did the same thing as yours. I emailed Swarovski and they sent me a new pair to my door very quickly and for no charge.

I have a Teslong and it has worked well for me. I have never tried any others, so I don't have any real reference point, but I have been happy with it.

Fantastic! What a great trip and very cool for NKWE to provide this trip in Cal's memory. I didn't know Cal personally, only here, but I'm sure he would have wholeheartedly approved! What a great community this site is!

Is that all that would be needed? I've always kicked around the idea of a Ruger No. 1 in 7.5x55 but never acted on it.

Fascinating as are your other stories. Thank you for sharing it! As for your book, I hope you do compile your experiences. I would love the opportunity to buy a copy and sit to read them by a fire.

https://www.kimberamerica.com/caprivi It comes up if you do a search for "Caprivi" but is not listed otherwise. I don't know what this means, if anything, regarding production or availability.

Congratulations to the winners and thanks to Sue and Jerome for the opportunity!

There is something fascinating about stories of hunting an individual animal that is not only potentially dangerous, but that actually has proven to be so. I really enjoyed reading your story and would be very pleased to read more. Thank you for sharing!

CRIES of the Savanna Thanks for the opportunity!

@mdwest , please post photos when you make them. Sounds like a great project!

Very nice! I think you sell yourself a little short on your skill level though. I have made only a handful of (poorly done) knives and it really made me appreciate the skill of those who do it right. It is great the wood lives on in this form and did not get scrapped.

This is a great idea for a thread. Here are 3 of my favorites: a Sheaffer snorkel and Parker 51 that both belonged to my great grandmother (She always let me use them when I visited her as a kid; I was fascinated with how they looked) and a Parker Vacumatic that was unceremoniously bought from...

"Fun size" candy bars. Fun size would be like two pounds, not one bite.

Welcome! I would enjoy hearing about your sika deer hunting. That sounds intriguing.

Welcome! What part of the state are you from?

We have a local auction house that accepts online bids during live auctions. I was not able to be there in person, so I planned to bid online for an excellent condition pre 64 Winchester 1894 that I really wanted (as an aside, I have no lever guns. What in the world is wrong with me?). I put my...

Great stuff! Those are fantastic books.

Congratulations to the winner and thanks to R&M Firearms and AH for the contest!

R&M FIREARMS Thanks again for the opportunity!

R&M FIREARMS Thanks for the opportunity!

R&M FIREARMS Thank you for the chance!

R&M FIREARMS Thanks for the opportunity!

Thanks so much! I just placed an order. That's a great price.

I read once there were preferred plant types to use for this. If I am remembering correctly oak or evergreen was most often used. Is there any truth to this? I really like this tradition and am looking to incorporate it into my hunting and photography.

Did you need to use extended bases?

Congratulations to you both! Fantastic memories for sure!

Yet another reminder that bacon is always the correct answer!

Looks great! Those No 1s may be one of best looking rifles out there. Enjoy!

Beautiful! I hope to visit someday.

On the Winchester Safari Express, I'd love to see an ebony forend and a red recoil pad.

Prayers sent for him as well as his family and friends.

Congratulations to you both! I'm anxiously awaiting when my son is old enough to shoot with me.

I don't have extensive experience, but my only 700 in .22-250 shoots sub-MOA and has never had one malfunction or problem in the 21 years I've had it. I've been very happy with it.

Congratulations on the new revolver! I think you did tremendously well on the price!

Great video, thanks! I'm currently living vicariously through YouTube. This was entertaining and informative. I'm looking into wool gaiters now. I appreciate the tips!

I've always found this to be effective.

I sure hope to some day. Growing up, no one in my immediate family hunted. My great-great grandfather shot this deer in Germany in 1927 and gave the mount to my grandfather. I always enjoyed seeing it when I visited my grandparents. They gave it to me and I have it in my home now. This mount...

This is fun to think about, but hard for me to answer just one. I am between roe deer in Europe or cape buffalo.

That'll do! Congrats on a nice find!

I recently finished up a pen and mechanical pencil on my "new" lathe.

It looks like a robber fly to me too @Trogon

Nice shooting. I've been rediscovering the fun of revolver shooting this summer and it has been most enjoyable.