PowderRiverCowboy

While cool, I will play the devil here. Bad idea when traveling, bad guys know somewhat what you look like and cant target you as a non local . Just like putting 2A decals on vehicles , they now know you might have weapons in the vehicle when you visit some place you cant take them.

Kind of more interested in this one

Ahh the joys of knowing reflexive fire I dumped the optics on my pistols I was at a range and guy complaining about the pistol he was shooting with optics I tried it , did 2 triple taps (2 chest 1 head) back to back set it down walked away after telling him "not the pistol"

Or never trust anyone not even those you think support you.

I thought so too, gave them out to Vets at car shows ect. I have a bunch still so anyone that wants one from here just pm me. Think I sent one out to Fourty when I send him Sand from Iwo.

And for those of us doing form 1's and form 4's Note: My form 4 approvals for trust came back in 19 and 14 days , still have a form 1 and 4 waiting https://www.atf.gov/resource-center/current-processing-times

SPOILER : IF Water is freezing its ice not boiling

Not a woodworker by any means, unless you consider a I am able to take a perfectly good piece of wood and make a tooth pick out of it. NM i know well Graduated from Cuba ran around the Gallina / Coyote areas. (left that blue state and never looked back) Anyway there is a actual Teak wood oil blend Teak wood oil is a specialized blend, typically of tung or linseed oil, mineral spirits, and varnish, designed to nourish, protect, and restore weathered indoor/outdoor teak and other hardwoods. It enhances natural grain, provides UV protection, and prevents drying, warping, and splitting, resulting in a matte finish

Last year i was at a Bull riding school put on By former World Champ I know and went mainly to BS with him, but help out abit. My back was hurting pretty good and he knew it. Was demonstrating getting on a bull in the chute, No glove or spurs just Chaps. well go settled in and I hear him "don't you do it" year before I had turned one out the same way. I just kind of looked at him smiled and said yeah i know not today. Moral; is Mind still thinks i am 20 body after Pro bulls and Combat says sit down and Hush.

Here is another option also , I have some of these from wartime i would give them out to some families/ Vets Stars for Our Troops: Some programs (like Stars For Our Troops) will accept flags to cut out the embroidered stars and distribute them to veterans and military members. https://starsforourtroops.org/

According to the U.S. Flag Code, a worn American flag should be disposed of in a respectful, dignified manner, most traditionally by burning in a private, ceremonious fire. If burning is not safe (e.g., nylon/synthetic flags), you can bury the folded flag, recycle it through authorized organizations, or drop it off at a VFW Post, American Legion, or local Boy/Girl Scouts troop

So at work I take care of the Flags, Got a couple new ones as days of 100 MPH winds were not kind to them. So i look Up local VFW to get hours so i can drop it off and a few weeks ago there was a post concerning joining the VFW I commented our is open to public why bother. To which is was told i was wrong. WELL about that

Yep May 15 new series Called "Dutton Ranch"

I saw some celebrating they where leaving the US for spring Break destination-----> Hawaii

Nice but remember head shots matter. I probably should go that anymore

Well i was on a horse since like 4 solo drove hay truck at 8 , steers at 11 bulls at 14 but Trick riding is its own little world PS most Barrel racers are Feral stay away

Naw too festive for my tastes

Where ohh where do i even begin to start on this for a tree this year do i do a Little Debbie's tree stapled to the wall or a inflatable or forget the day all together?

Heard that wives tale so much grew up wearing a Cowboy hat even in School , had my first at like 5 years old full time rodeo and military still a full head of hair

Needless to say i am more of a felt guy , I like the Palm leaf as my straw as they are good to wet down when hot , That being said having another 100percent Black being made soon , Hat prices have gone crazy over the last couple of years My Black Golds went from 340 to over 600 for a 20x

| Nice hat and I know straws have X's but I am referring more to the out of line Straws and well like this Resistol for 500 bucks sorry when I was riding a felt in rodeo arena can take a heck more of a beating then a straw

Ohh i hate Hat Nazis , wear what you want I only wore straw when I rode bulls Pro in AZ during summer days , Evening wore Felt even in Laughlin PBR, most of the time i still wore My Resistol Black Gold. There is no rule except by those that have never really worked a ranch . I have 100 percent Beavers, a Black gold and a 50% beaver and a gold old palm leaf hat. I see people try to ask if they should wear a 50 percent beaver in the rain . UMM duh thats why the beaver. Now the X rating game has gone ballistic 50x 100x 500x ext down to now a 3x is wool (ICK) Years ago rating only went to 10x being 100% beaver to me a 100%hare is a zero X . I have a local place that builds 100% beavers for 600 Moral of this story is wear what you want paying 300 for a straw is well insane and there was never a X rating on straw.

In South Dakota, teens can obtain an instruction permit at 14 years old, making it one of the youngest driving ages in the U.S.. A restricted minor’s permit is available shortly after, with full, unrestricted licensing possible at age 16. The process requires passing tests, completing driver education, and holding permits for mandatory periods I remember the 3.2 point beer days LOL 18 could drink 3.2 % beer drive 40 miles to Wyoming Border and could but full point beer.

Damn AI can be fun sometimes