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Art in PNS

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  1. I picked up a Remington 7400 semi-auto 30-06 at a gun show here in my hometown (Salem, Oregon)

     

    Anyone else like to hunt deer or elk? Over here in the NW it's one of the things I look forward to in the fall...football first but hunting as well. I have yet to bag my first buck since I just started hunting last year. Hopefully this year i'll find one :o

     

    Anyone else have this rifle with some knowledge on how much kick it has and how accurate it is? I have yet to test it out because like most of the year....it's RAINING!

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    Good luck. I'm not a big fan of semi auto rifles. Most are not as accurate as their bolt action counterparts , and the mechanism is suceptible to jamming in bad weather. It takes a lot of cleaning to make sure you don't have a jam at a critical time. Of course I know peoplE that are very happy with theirs and don't experience any of the above issues. Recoil is lower on the semi's because part of the gas release drives the auto loading option. Agree with everyone here that you want to sight in your rifle and do serious target practice with the load and exact ammo you are planning to use. Nothing wrong with starting out with a cheaper box till you get over the flinches however. Toughest time of the year for me is Deer season when the game is on. If I have bagged one early then I don't mind missing part of a days hunt but until then it's out in the woods for me.

  2. Sod is excellent and of course more expensize than grass. The problem is all sod is not alike as with any things, you get what you pay for. Most builders are looking for initial curb appeal and keep whatever the cheapest sod they can find watered well enough that it looks good initailly. In the south you can buy St Augustine and or Centiped sod as well as the seed. Both do well in sun and shade , but they are creeping grass ( runners ) , and if you grew up in the north no matter how hard you work at it it never looks right in my opinion. If you do your research and go to a garden shop/ nursery they can usually hook you up with the best sod mixyure for your area / light/ water conditions.

  3. So far this year :

    1 . 2 New double Gardenia's can't remember the name right now to go with the 2 August beauties I planted last year.

    2. 11 Hosta's

    3. 4 Rose bushes, plus a Lady Banks climbing yellow rose.

    4. 2 New Little Kim Lilacs since these are supposed to do better in the NC heat.

    5. 2 More Peonies.

    6. Started a new cactus garden with 7 different varities of Optunia cactus.

    7. 2 toad lilies, 6 ornamental lilies, 4 Dahlias approx 6 flats of bedding plants.

    8. 3 new clematis , one new variant of wisteria that has a bluish /purple flower set.

    9. 3 new Rhodies form a local hybridizer, I'll see if they can take the summer heat soon, and 2 new azaleas that are native to the NC montain areas . I am planning on some new encore azaleas in the fall , unless I can get them in the ground Memorial day weekend.

     

    Last years Daphnes wintered over very well and are doing fine as well as the 3 Rose of sharon bushes that were put in last year. I lost alot of plants 3 years ago during a drought when I spent most of the summer in Europe so it is recovery time.

  4. The difference being he recognized he was missing out on a great opportunity and by recent ( meaning last year ) accounts he pulled himself up and not only had a very good year in football but also pulled his grades up dramatically. There is a difference between a barin dead slug acting in said fashion and a KID that looks at himself and says OH S$$t I better get my act together or its' Do you want FRies with that for me. I'll take the guy that falls down and gets back up over the one that never stumbles and never pushes himself evry time.

  5. Hey,I liked that Wilson kid.I watched him in practice and thought he did really well.Give the kid a real shot. :devil:

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    I do to . He had great hands. Aiken is under contract and if davis makes it as another speedy Wide out , I think Fast freddie is gone . If Moulds leaves then Evans becomes #1 and Aiken becomes the big target in MOulds place , with reed and parrish as the 3rd and 4th .

  6. apparently u dont watch games.........he only dropped 2 balls this year

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    It is the RAC yards where he excels. That TD last year running through players was a thing of beauty . Now we just have to hope it was a sign of things to come and not just a JR career highlight bite.

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