Monday, June 22, 2015
Speaking of safari rifles, why wife keeps using this one, her beloved Blaser R8 in 308 Win. She'll use...
Speaking of safari rifles, why wife keeps using this one, her beloved Blaser R8 in 308 Win. She ll use the 375 H&H bl. now and then, but this 308 Win. has accounted form everything from this bushbuck (skin) to gemsbuck. It s liking the new Norma 150-gr. Kalahari bullet load, too. Sub-MOA. Probably the one she ll use on her next Africa trip. _MG_4272.JPG
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Hey bartender, make mine a double. Blaser R8 modular bolt action w/ 7mm Rem Mag bl. and 375 H&H bl. ...
Hey bartender, make mine a double. Blaser R8 modular bolt action w/ 7mm Rem Mag bl. and 375 H&H bl. perfect for do-all Safari later this year. Leupold scopes, Norma ammo with Kalahari and Oryx bullets shooting sub-MOA with both barrels. Let s make biltong! _MG_4292.JPG
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Sunday, June 21, 2015
Tundra/muskeg flats in SW Alaska. This is what the prairies of SD and ND looked like before farming ...
Tundra/muskeg flats in SW Alaska. This is what the prairies of SD and ND looked like before farming began. Hunter-gatherer humans killed and at animals in such natural environments for 10,000 s of years, but endangered species didn t pop up until farming took over. Vegan lifestyle is no huge benefit to wildlife. Crystal Creek 457.jpg
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Friday, June 19, 2015
We welcome rational arguments and differing points of view, but no foul language and name calling, please...
We welcome rational arguments and differing points of view, but no foul language and name calling, please. It solves nothing and weakens all arguments. One-Shot kill. 7mm Remington Magnum Drops Bear in Tracks
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Photo of last fall's sharptailed grouse reminds me to pray for a good nesting and brood rearing season...
Photo of last fall s sharptailed grouse reminds me to pray for a good nesting and brood rearing season this year. Chicks should be on the ground now. Best of luck sharpies! What an icon of our wild lands. Sharptails.jpg
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Thursday, June 18, 2015
For perspective, here's an example of an "innocent" black bear at work. I'm not saying bears are wrong...
For perspective, here s an example of an "innocent" black bear at work. I m not saying bears are wrong for what they do, just providing a reality check for folks who think human hunters cause undue pain and suffering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzwbOZKfrUQ One-Shot kill. 7mm Remington Magnum Drops Bear in Tracks
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Yet another sign that human overpopulation is destroying our wild heritage. AFRICAN VULTURES DECLINING...
Yet another sign that human overpopulation is destroying our wild heritage. AFRICAN VULTURES DECLINING AT A CRITICAL RATE: Study suggests African vultures are heading towards extinctionAn international team of researchers, including leading scientists from The Peregrine Fund, the University of St Andrews, and Hawk Conservancy Trust, say African vultures are likely to qualify as ‘Critically Endangered’ under the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s global threat criteria.In a report published today, in the scientific journal Conservation Letters, scientists from across Africa, Europe, and North America have published the first continent-wide estimates of decline rates in African vultures: and find that many national parks and game reserves appear to offer vulture species in Africa little effective protection.Scavengers such as vultures are essential to a healthy ecosystem; without them carcasses are largely consumed by mammalian scavengers such as dogs and
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Sunday, June 14, 2015
The problem with making animals sacred objects. People don't tolerate nuisances with no value to them...
The problem with making animals sacred objects. People don t tolerate nuisances with no value to them. It is early morning and Mary Kinoti, 55, and her four friends are collecting firewood in Imenti forest, near the Agricultural Society of Kenya showground at Gitoro.
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Thursday, June 11, 2015
This owl is smaller than a robin. That's a 3-inch hole it's peeking from.
This owl is smaller than a robin. That s a 3-inch hole it s peeking from. This week's featured photo comes from outdoor and sporting writer/photographer Ron Spomer, who like your long-in-the-tooth editor, fondly recalls a time when birding and wildlife photography had a common element: Kodak's Kodachrome 64 (save for an occasional roll of Fuji 100 slide film).
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Wednesday, June 10, 2015
A fancy but functional dangerous game, big-bore double rifle at a not-so-dangerous price. Here's a review...
A fancy but functional dangerous game, big-bore double rifle at a not-so-dangerous price. Here s a review showing what makes it tick. Sabatti Big Bore Dangerous Game Double Rifles for Less
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