Reflections

Reflections

It’s been quite a week. Last weekend, my 94 year old Mother in Law, who had lived with my wife and I for the past 3 ½ years, died, and went to be with the Lord. Then, along comes the tragic mass murder in Charleston. And, finally, along comes Fathers Day. What a mix...
A Day At The Range

A Day At The Range

Last Wednesday, I spent an enjoyable morning and early afternoon over at our local shooting range. The Albany Rifle and Pistol Club, outside of Shedd, Oregon. One of the nicest shooting facilities I’ve ever been associated with. Having several thousand rounds of .22...
My Experience in Hunter’s Safety Class

My Experience in Hunter’s Safety Class

It’s been years since my first Hunter’s Safety Class. 43 years to be exact. 1972 in Newberg, Oregon. I was a senior in high school. I’d just moved that summer, from Albuquerque, New Mexico. My uncles, John and Don, had invited me to accompany them on their annual...
Making Your First Shot Count

Making Your First Shot Count

Making your first shot count is of the utmost importance, especially when you’re hunting. Often, you won’t get a second chance. Today, we’re blessed with accurate, repeating rifles, capable of firing projectiles at extreme ranges, and with almost unbelievable...

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