Hi from Palmer Alaska

[ADfields]

Hi all
I'm a custom gunsmith in the Great Land and I was asked to load some 7mm RUM for a guy with a Best of the West rifle. So in double-checking hid data I found ya'll here and thought I'd go on and sign up.

I'm more of a deep in the thick alders with spooky things ya hear but can't see at short range hunter myself. I specialize in that kind of hardware but I'll make or work on anything and I do have a long history building and playing with 50bmg a mile out when I lived in Arizona.

Anyway, just thought I'd say hi I'm here.

 

[erictheoldschool]

AD..., I've lived in your neck of the woods, nice place to hole-up. As you probly have learned, just over the Talkeetna from you it used to be the "thick" stuff you enjoy. Last time I was in Willows it had a population of less than a hundred and was thick timber. I have also "done" the Sonora that you have forsaken for your new home, I know you'll miss it. Welcome, here, friend. Your experience and knowledge will fit right in the ten ring for us.

 

[ADfields]

AD..., I've lived in your neck of the woods, nice place to hole-up. As you probly have learned, just over the Talkeetna from you it used to be the "thick" stuff you enjoy. Last time I was in Willows it had a population of less than a hundred and was thick timber. I have also "done" the Sonora that you have forsaken for your new home, I know you'll miss it. Welcome, here, friend. Your experience and knowledge will fit right in the ten ring for us.

Yea I do miss a lot about Arizona, trouble is most of the things I miss aren't even there at all anymore so I miss it even more when I'm in Arizona. I just got back from there on the 1st and I was sure happy to get back here, windy little Palmer AK.

Thick stuff is still all over in pockets here, get 100' from a road in a lot of spots and everything changes including your position on the food chain. I just get the greatest thrill when we hear each other but don't even know what each other are, can't help but wonder if your the predator or the pray . . . then the adrenalin starts ta thumpin good!