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With no chance for success, you would not hunt. Without the prospect of failure hunting would have no merit. I don't hunt to kill, I kill because I hunt. Remember a moderate hit is lots more effective than a high powered miss. Best of luck.

Thursday, February 28, 2019

NOT YET -- -- Dang It!


Bounty Hunter 6 and I drove to the chizzler capital of our world on Tuesday afternoon, 2-26-2019, and we were looking for vermin to end.  We had sighted in our new Savage .22 magnum rifles that morning and wanted to know if these M93's were strong enough and straight shooting enough to terminate the hearty early season chizzlers at distance. 

It was a pleasant enough drive up north to Iron County through the snow covered passes of the mountains.  I was getting more circumspect with every mile looking at the snow outside the truck.  The wind was blowing and it was cold as heck upon arrival in the chizzler fields. . . .  NO CHIZZLERS -- not even one eskimo sub-species or a drunk wanderer chizzler.  Nothing.  Nada.  Zilch.  What a let down.  I was so in the mood to harvest profit stealers for the farmers.

I am on "anxious hold" for the weather to break and the vermin to surface.  I am really excited to get to work on the varmint reduction duty I have elected myself to.  My new rifle is needing a work out.  I hope it is stout enough for the job at hand.

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