TheMaineEvent
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Easy there. Anything food related would disappear very quickly between birds, raccoons, flies, and other wildlife.
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Or better yet, bring your 15-22 out to your nearest Appleseed shoot. You will be amazed at what you will learn to do with it- all this stuff and more.
I went to a one day Appleseed shoot this past weekend, more out of curiosity than thinking I was going to learn something. My curiosity was satisfied and low and behold, this old fart learnt quite a bit about shooting a rifle. I am here and now challenging all who read this to find the next Appleseed event near you and go so you can learn and know your rifle like only real riflemen know their rifles. I will be returning to one or two to earn my Rifleman Patch. And I'll be doing a lot of shooting, practicing so I can get that patch.
Why in the world would you even consider making your Range a Garbage Pit? This stuff does NOT just biodegrade, dry up, and go away over night.....stupid is as stupid does....
We all should have a 200 yard range in our back yard.
Why in the world would you even consider making your Range a Garbage Pit? This stuff does NOT just biodegrade, dry up, and go away over night.....stupid is as stupid does....
Well first I doubt he has truck loads of fruits coming in. Second, half a dozen old apples will get cleaned of by deer or other animals within a day or two. Third, a bunch of old fruit doesn't equal a garbage dump. Now, if they are taking old computers, rotors, refrigerators, tvs, furniture. ....etc... then yea that's a dumpWhy in the world would you even consider making your Range a Garbage Pit? This stuff does NOT just biodegrade, dry up, and go away over night.....stupid is as stupid does....
Well first I doubt he has truck loads of fruits coming in. Second, half a dozen old apples will get cleaned of by deer or other animals within a day or two. Third, a bunch of old fruit doesn't equal a garbage dump. Now, if they are taking old computers, rotors, refrigerators, tvs, furniture. ....etc... then yea that's a dump
I just meant that some fruit and orange disks don't equal a garbage dumpEh... we've had all that stuff at the Plinking range at one time or another. Heck, if all I had to shoot at was a piece of paper I'd sell all my recreational guns.![]()
You want to really have fun? If you are able to do it try shooting tracers from 100-125yds at dusk or a little darker.Don't use a scope or your sights.Just shoot off the hip like the Rifleman does.Trying to hit a target by watching the arc of the tracer in flight is quite challenging.
Now I've got visions of y'all shooting watermelons like in The Day of the Jackal!
I'll see your watermelons and raise you half a pig![]()
Well first I doubt he has truck loads of fruits coming in. Second, half a dozen old apples will get cleaned of by deer or other animals within a day or two. Third, a bunch of old fruit doesn't equal a garbage dump. Now, if they are taking old computers, rotors, refrigerators, tvs, furniture. ....etc... then yea that's a dump
Yea, most of the stuff does degrade in rain, animals clear off what doesn't or you can simply clean up after yourself. Been doing this for a long time with no problems.
Right.
I'm still chuckling at the notion that fruit will not biodegrade over night. Around here, critters transform it into fertilizer within hours. I wonder if he thought folks were tossing fruit down the their lane at an indoor range?![]()
I'm sure I would be suspended from attending and probably have to undergo psych evaluation if I were caught tossing fruit at my indoor range...hehe childish but I only hit the stuff that's pitched.![]()