Dylan585

It's a 98 but the guy we bought it from was definitely around in the time period the thing was made! Sent from my Z983 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Hi everybody! So my dad and I were going through our boat and in the way back of a compartment found what I have attached in this post... From what I can tell I think it is a navy life jacket from sometime just post WWII... Does anybody know exactly what it is? And if so does anybody want to buy it? Sent from my Z983 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Are you up there Alot over the summer? Sent from my Z983 using Lake Ontario United mobile app

here is my 6.25 lb fish from 2 falls ago for reference. The one from today is definitely thicker but not quite as long

This was caught where catch and release season applies... He was every bit of 6 and my personal best is/was 6.25. He came on a white chatter bait with a chartreuse head. A few extra ounces came from the bluegill whos tail was sticking out of his throat! The next post will have my 6.25 lb fish as a reference!

PM sent... consider them sold!

70 takes the pair?

It not like I'm shooting at motion... Its a stand that's in a swamp with a bunch of scrub brush and bushes. The shots will be down towards the ground and if not I have a hill as a back stop

I'm 6ft 250 lbs... I love guns with recoil! My buddy had a box of 3 and a half inch magnums he didn't want so I just want out and shot them for fun! But with that being said I will be putting a recoil pad on it

Its for getting through the really thick stuff... And when you hit one with it from what ive read they don't go far

Ill have a pic of a 12 point shot with a 45-70 up next fall

And thanks for reply... All the people that say its overkill have no problem using ounce and a half slugs and none have actually shot a deer or seen one shot with a 45-70

For sure lever action! I was between a henry and a marlin... In the I'm going with marlin because the fact that its side loading. The tube mag on the henry is a major turn off... So I'm going with a marlin 1895 with the big loop and a 18.5" barrel

So I'm going to most likely be buying a 45-70 at the end of this week... I want a big gun that I can use in the southern tier where I can have 150 yard shots one second and then 20 yard shots in super thick brush... and I mean super thick! From what ive read these people that talk about a 45-70 being super overkill have never killed a deer with one... So, with that being said, can people who have shot a deer with a 45-70 give me some input? Also, where I will be hunting I can only shoot bucks and per land owner requests only decent sized bucks so this will not be for filling the freezer