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The dog and I needed some exercise so I grabbed the 41, and we took a stroll around part of the hunting property this afternoon.
Across a couple pastures, some bean fields, through the woods. Not much wildlife, the dog did jump a couple deer but I never saw them. But I know the bark.
Stopped by an old graveyard, crossed a few ditches full of water, been raining the past couple days.
Hope you enjoy.

RP

Great way to spend an afternoon, out in the fresh air with your pooch and Henry.
And that is one sharp-looking Henry rifle posing on the post! Thanks for the hike.

PT7

really nice looking hunting land .... from the looks of the larger fields, you could have a long shot .... the relatively clear forest would be prime hunting areas for m

Thanks for the photos of a great looking hunting ground. In a quiet, secluded place like that, it seems that the fallen 1801 gravestone should be righted. I hope you think about it.

Nice setup. The scope matches perfectly.

I thought for a minute I might see Hickok45 walking in those trees on a woods walk. Ive always liked Tenn. Nice photos.

Enjoyed it very much. Beautiful country, there, but where's the snow?

CT_Shooter wrote:Thanks for the photos of a great looking hunting ground. In a quiet, secluded place like that, it seems that the fallen 1801 gravestone should be righted. I hope you think about it.

CT, it's pretty stuck in the two trees.

RP

North Country Gal wrote:Enjoyed it very much. Beautiful country, there, but where's the snow?

Actually they were predicted some for the weekend but, thankfully it went a little north of us.
We really don't get that much here.
Maybe once a year some times twice, then some years none.

Last year we got one fairly good one.
I have a couple pics. from last year.

RP

A couple pics from last year RP

Nice photos....it has been very rainy and chilly around my place for the last two days...nice 41.....which Vortex is that?

Thanks, it's the Cross-fire II 1x4.

RP