Years end-------- a friendly reminder.

[dewman ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close dewman]

As we all wish each other a merry Christmas 🎄and reflect back on another passing year I will take a moment to once again to gently remind us all that we can't get any of our time back. Working all the time to have money to buy the ones we love the tools to enjoy the outdoors can't replace the time we could be spending actually out there enjoying it. Children grow, friends move, we get old and infirm, accidents happen, and of course we all die. Get out there and get with it. Never give in, never surrender. And stay safe. I post this in honor of fellowships made here, a favored nephew who once shot off the mirror to my truck and melted a recoil pad on my 700 classic but now serves his country in Kuwait, and my father, who hunted with a 300 Weatherby and a 3" A5 with only one arm. IMG_2153.JPG IMG_2150.JPG

[dewman ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close dewman]

Well said.

I visited my 86 year old Dad yesterday at his house. Each week we talk on the phone a couple of times but I hadn't seen him in person since Father's Day. Just didn't want to take the risk of giving him Covid. He's got my two brothers and sister taking care of him, all are retired. Dad has some trouble walking but was able to drop an 8-pt whitetail this season. Uses a Remington 7400 in .30-06 with 180gr Core-Lokts.

That's great your dad is still out there and having success. What state does he reside In? Is he close distance to you or are get togethers a planned trip?I've lost two friends to Covid since November and my brother who I mention here often has it, as well as his wife, stepdaughter and her 2 boys. Sil was pretty sick but all are recovering and tomorrow (Christmas) is their last quarantine day. Covid is real.

[fitch270 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close fitch270]

Words of wisdom right there. If there’s a lesson from this past year it’s not to take anything for granted, especially the small stuff.

Peace and health to all.

[bowhunter75richard ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close bowhunter75richard]

PH, your words about exposure to the virus, are those that none of us hope to hear ! Hope your granddaughter‘s symptoms are not a result of the virus, but if so, that you were not infected and certainly that your father will not be either. In as much as this virus appears to be serious for some, but to have only slight affect on others, it can be a riddle as to it’s dangers ! Best of wishes to your family for the holidays !!

[jhjimbo ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close jhjimbo]

I am in group 1B but around here they are behind expected amount of vaccines given. I guess you can still get the virus but the vaccine makes it a milder infection and reduces risk of death.
J&J is thought to come on line in a couple weeks.

[CD2 ⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close CD2]

My dad got it, at a gunshow i think. 80 and diabetic he had fatigue and that about it. But the fatigue made him fall so had to run him to ER for check out. Was OK but the covid fog remains.

If his mind doesnt recover its beyond our capabilities.

[CD2 ⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close CD2]

I had to quarantine, cost me 9 days pay. Got a couple surprise bills on my kid w the health issues. So Dec was a 3k hit.

So the post xmas gunshop loop aint gonna happen this year

[CD2 ⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close CD2]

Antlerless is this week, and w kid and pop both screwed up ( non covid for the kid ) i dunno if Ill get out. Really dont want to shoot a doe w rifle, but have no deer in freezer.

Moon was full and bright, waking me up repeatedly.
So might hit the thicket around noon.

MIght just skip it. Cuz wants to go to a spot up north sometime this week

[CD2 ⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close CD2]

Thanks.
See what happens, cant do anything.