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Dorado

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About Dorado

  • Birthday 06/24/1985

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    Male
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    Wichita Falls, Texas
  • Interests
    CAS, Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Sailing, Archery, Reloading, casting bullets, Old cars, and a few other things but I'm running out of room.

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  1. Replied to your PM.
  2. 7.62 nato. But .308 works and is easier to find.
  3. That's not too bad right there. Hmmm.........
  4. I don't care if they're tipped. I'm just wanting something inexpensive (for a .308) to shoot. I can get a 500 count for about $90.
  5. Picked up a lonely looking stray at the local toy shop. It's a hungry thing. Really seems to like that .308 military pulled kibble. Hard to get a decent supply. Anyone got a lead on some .308 bulk bullets? I can seem to find where I got it last. Last time I got these 150gr fmj pulls. They work great, I just can't seem to find them. I'll need a decent supply. Oh and my new pet is a Kel-Tec RFB. It's been a fun little thing.
  6. Dr told me You've got two choices either we amputate or you remain crippled for life. FYI I chose secret option 3 and got to keep my leg and I'm not entirely crippled.
  7. At my local. We scram. If you're out there when it gets muddy, you're gonna be there when it drys up a week or so later.
  8. Problem is all the ranches and large farms took up most of the good hunting lands. I found a couple of WMA's that I can hunt for little more than the cost of a permit. Public lands are probably going to be my best bet but it's always worth asking. Last year I tried going door to door to some local land owners but I struck out. I'll keep looking. I'm planning a scouting trip to a public land east of here that allows rifles. I'll also look into hunting in Oklahoma. It's $300 for an out of state license but if I can find a good place then it might be worth it.
  9. I'll have to mention that one next I see him.
  10. Need some help pards. I've been itching to do some deer or hog hunting. Problem is that I can't seem to find a decent place that either isn't packed shoulder to shoulder with other hunters, doesn't break the bank, or have some strange rule such as "Can't hunt on the weekends 'cause that's when I hunt". True story about that last one. Looked into public hunting but the nearest place that I can find that would allow me to hunt deer or hog with a rifle seems packed with every would-be hunter. I'd only be able to get in late season hunts. Which doesn't bother me except that I don't have much time around the new year season. May give it a go anyways. If y'all know a landowner who's friendly towards hunters or if y'all got any leads on a good bit a land to hunt. I'd much appreciate it. I've got a couple of people interested in hunting but I just can't seem to find a good place. I'm in Wichita Falls, Tx. About an hour and a half northwest of Dallas. I'd like to stay within Tx if possible 3 hour drive would be about max as I'd have to be able to make it back for work.. I really miss my old lease, that place was like home...
  11. Y'all got one that works with osage? We got a new shooter from Osage country and he'd like to come up with something incorporating that. I'm not too good at naming things.
  12. Here in where I'm from we have Austin st, Galveston, Boston, and many others. Sounds like your Superman comic just couldn't think up something better. Or didn't care to.
  13. See Widder's post above. Tannerite can be fun in the right proportions. Just be sure to have plenty of distance and something solid to hide behind. Oh, by solid I don't mean your pickup. That things got rust holes a watermelon can fit through. I'd recommend a hill, or a foxhole. Put that backhoe to work and dig yourself a foxhole. then park that back hoe over the hole before you climb in. That way you just made it easier on yourself and you've got your grave all ready to go!
  14. My UPS guy is pretty good. He knows me and if I bump into him in town and he has a package for me he'll give it to me then. The Fedex gal will always leave my packages on the front porch if it's raining she'll put it in an empty planter by the front door to keep them dry. It the stupid mailman I have to worry about. If it doesn't fit in the mailbox he'll try to stuff it in, even if marked fragile. If it's clearly too big he'll sometimes leave it at the front door but sometimes I've found it out on the sidewalk in front of my house. If my garage door is open he'll throw it in there. I went two weeks arguing with USPS about a missing package until someone asked him where he delivered it. He said, "I put it in the garage." After having to pull my Nova out I found it on the far side. Looked like he just tossed it in there and didn't bother to look. On a side note. I did find a screwdriver I was missing.
  15. I've used them several times for emergency repairs. They're good. I usually use PEX for hidden stuff though.
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