That is a lot of nice bucks all in one place this late in the season!
Those pics where took in Oct, but I saw big boy and his big 6point brother together a couple weeks ago in broad daylite. I pulled the trigger twice on the 6pter and gun snapped twice. I have pulled the bullets on all those reloads. Those pics are 30yrds from my reloading shed. I have seen the 8 ,two 6's, a 5 a 4 and a button buck together and probably 40 does in the field across the road. Been 4 does killed where those bucks are standing this year. I dumped the last of my corn out yesterday. Just have to wait until next year. Unless I catch them in my wifes flower bed, then all bets are off.That is a lot of nice bucks all in one place this late in the season!
I was just reading about this. Grass fire from power lines that got blown down. Spreading very fast because of the wind and they have already started evacuations and all aircraft have been grounded.Boulder County will soon be in the news. Never seen wind like this. Fire everywhere.
We're good at the moment where we live in the hills, but all hell is going on down below.
Wow.Yep, trees down all over the place. Had a hell of a time getting home from Lyons, north in the county.
I said "never seen winds like this." I have, of course, in storm conditions. But never before seen sustained 100+ mph winds under a clear blue sky.
Sounds really ugly......be careful!Yep, trees down all over the place. Had a hell of a time getting home from Lyons, north in the county.
I said "never seen winds like this." I have, of course, in storm conditions. But never before seen sustained 100+ mph winds under a clear blue sky.
Yes!Give me my chair , a cup of coffee and pretend I don’t exist for a few minutes!!
Wow! That’s crazy, especially this time of year. Hope everyone is ok.So far down there in Boulder Colo there have been around 580 homes lost.
What I dont have are any that are magnetic tipped worth a hoot.
I have a Stanley screwdriver that can accept any standard bit. The shaft is magnetized so the magnetism goes into the bit. Works real nice as you described.Got a question about screwdrivers. I have a drawer full of screwdrivers, all makes, brands, types, ect. What I dont have are any that are magnetic tipped worth a hoot. With my shaking hands, I have a hard time holding and starting small screws and I would like a screwdriver that holds, not halfway holds or almost holds, onto the screw while I try to stick it in its hole. Any good recommendations. I am wanting straight, phillips, torx, and the square Robertson type. A complete set would be nice. I have been searching Amazon, but I havent found a set that has all the different types in one set. Anybody got any leads, links, or knows someone that knows someone.
I have used magnets before, but the magnetisim doesnt seem to last. But I want one.
I got a couple of those, works ok, but still not what I am looking for. I dont really want the bit type as I am always looking for the bits. Altho I will throw those bits in my drill in a heartbeat. I buy those TSC sets of bits everytime I go thru the discount isle. Cant have enough of those 1/4 and 5/16 driver bits. Kind of like 1/2in or 10mm wrenches, lay them down and they sprout legs and walk off.I have a Stanley screwdriver that can accept any standard bit. The shaft is magnetized so the magnetism goes into the bit. Works real nice as you described.
"lay them down and they sprout legs and walk off"I have used magnets before, but the magnetisim doesnt seem to last. But I want one.
I got a couple of those, works ok, but still not what I am looking for. I dont really want the bit type as I am always looking for the bits. Altho I will throw those bits in my drill in a heartbeat. I buy those TSC sets of bits everytime I go thru the discount isle. Cant have enough of those 1/4 and 5/16 driver bits. Kind of like 1/2in or 10mm wrenches, lay them down and they sprout legs and walk off.
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