DSheetz

Speaking of that. When I got to camp the other day I put on a crock pot of "mexican whistle berries", aka pinto beans, with sausage...

My grandparent's lived 70 miles out of town with no electricity when they were young in the 1920's and 1930's. When they needed meat...

Yes, cold weather and enough people off work or out of school to get it done efficiently. We weren't the only ones doing it, so you had...

We always butchered both the hogs and steers when the weather allowed. Usually in winter and normally around the holidays as we kids...

That is really interesting to me. We always butchered much earlier than that. Basically when the weather got cold enough. I remember us...

I'd stick with the 22/250. It's tried and true and you've had positive experiences with it. Ammo is very accessible and reasonable...

What a pretty coyote and what a Giant? Hal

You guys are at a different budget level than this old retired coyote hunter. I sit when I call coyotes because my back won't let me lie...

I like that color phase myself; the Montana pale coyotes are really pretty coyotes also. I worked with a guy that asked me if I could...

That is a pretty coyote Thanks Buck

This is a good example of why I told the control guys that when they knew the plane or helicopter was going to fly make sure that they...

I mentioned earlier that my son Matt shot his first coyote at age 12. This is the photo taken a few minutes after the hunt. That was 32...

I like a 12-gauge using # 4 buck shot in a pump or auto loader. I used a pump out of the plane or helicopter and number four buck was...

I had the exact same gun, but I bought mine in 1976. It had "Made in the 200th year of our liberty " stamped on the barrell. I rue the...

I don't think much of anything likes to get out in subzero temperatures and especially if it's also windy, I know I for sure don't and...