Photographers here -- What are you shooting at?

[ELR LVR]

Ever try to shoot dogs at LR? I have modified a foxpro to have a working range of up to 2k.

Lol Yes, I try to but they're too smart and shot at too often where I went that last trip
I had one howl back at me, and it must have been a good mile away, somewhere, over the next hill,
never seen it only heard it
But thats what I go for with Coyotes, long range kills.
its so open, its hard to get them to come closer than 1000 yards which is fine
if they'd stay still long enough for me to get a stable shot off by the time i spot them.
Honestly, I keep trying more for Mtn Lions though, so sometimes if a Coyote does come in, I will still wait and hope for a Lion instead, since if I shoot at the Coyote, any Lion will spook.
Havent got a Lion yet, but have called in enough Coyotes over the years.
So I'll skip a Yote in trade for a Lion one day.
I actually wanna try their meat, I read it's good, like pheasant, (May depend on how hungry you are though)

 

[Tesoro]

Camping down by Mex border in Sonoran desert last winter.

 

[dryhumor]

Started early today before the heat showed up.



Swapped over a scope and needed to get it situated.

 

[DogBuster]

By no means am I a gardener

Do plant 100s of Sunflowers for the fall-winter birds

Easy to grow and can’t over water them

 

[SKWERLZ]

 

[DogBuster]

Ruger on the left with a hiking buddy through an old burn

 

[46and2]

Ruger on the left with a hiking buddy through an old burn

Boy they look like a handful!

 

[DogBuster]

Boy they look like a handful!

Ruger wears a Fit Bit type monitor…PitPat

Measures miles…calories burnt etc

He’s been known to go 11-12 miles on our usual 3-4 mile hike

Pic…after a long hike

 

[Juppe12]

My dog enjoying air conditioning. It has been almost 30 degrees celsius for two weeks and this 11 years old gentleman does not like it (me neither)

 

[Steve Donlon]

My 45's top left Remington R1 then Ruger and Springfield Armory. Bottom left is Sig P320 compact the HK compact. Time to take them out to the range.

 

[Intheshop]

"X" Factor.... '26 3D setup.
Bear SK on right shooting 600's, 43# @29. Left is 50th anniversary* TD, "A" riser/#3 limbs, 39#@29 with 700 arrows.

*50th=2020.... I shot a matched pr of 1970, A handles one 46#,the other 47 for about 10 years.

 

[Rick in Oregon]

The day Ruby's little sister Lily came home.

 

[jds holler]

I've been playing with hundred year old stuff lately, and they're always worth a pic. This one's a Smith and Wesson 32 Safety Hammerless.
This one is pretty pristine compared to most I've seen, and functions perfectly with my whimpy loads. These Smiths are made like a Swiss watch, and prolly sold for 12 bucks or so. The other brands of these guns look like they were made by cavemen compared to the S&W.
jd

 

[jds holler]

Here's another one that I've been resurrecting lately - belongs to a friend - I'll call it the latest wreck in progress.

It's a Stevens smooth bore, chambered in 44-40 Win. It's marked at the breech "44 SHOT". No other model number.




I've got it functional after managing to disassemble and excavate the internals out of the accumulation of rust and bacon grease. I acquired a hammer for it, but still need an extractor. And lest you think that this isn't a serious endevor, here's a result of the wild-cat cartridge that is currently under development. jd

 

[357Mag]

All -

Pic of cold front advancing from the West, over running very hot, humid air.
Note uplifted dust content, from the huge down drafts @ the front of the storm.

Second pic shows “ bow wave “ of the cold front while passing immediately overhead.


Regards,
357Mag