The Suburban Bushwacker: Vintage Firearms - The Rigby .275

A great post on a vintage rifle!
The Suburban Bushwacker: Vintage Firearms - The Rigby .275
Cheers,
Mike

Whitetail Woods: A give-away for the Beginner or Veteran Black Powder Shooter

Rick Kratzke has a greta opportunity to win a new CVA Blackpowder Rifle!

There are 5 simple rules to enter.

1. You must register to comment which is where you need to enter for the give-away.Just click on comment, leave your answers to questions 4 & 5 and follow the steps to post comment.
2. You must be at least 18 years of age to participate. (proof may be requested at anytime)
3. The winner must acknowledge via email within 48 hours from the time the winner is posted or a new winner will be picked.
4. In comments for this post you need to leave a link to any blog that you would recommend others to visit.
5. Last but not least you must also answer this one simple question,

Question: If you were able to do one thing to help our environment and/or it's wildlife what would that one thing be?

Whitetail Woods: A give-away for the Beginner or Veteran Black Powder Shooter

The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Making a Powder Horn Pt III: A Chronicles' Project

Hello friends,

I've been remiss in my writing responsibilities, and to be honest, this economic downturn has me running around in circles! I still visit my favorite sites, and over at The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Making a Powder Horn Pt III: A Chronicles' Project
he has put together a series on making a powder horn.

Take a look a it; it really is a great project!

Cheers,
Mike

The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Pig Sticking: Andalusia, Spain

Hey friends,

I found some more great stuff over at The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles:

The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Pig Sticking: Andalusia, Spain

I don't know how he finds all the stuff he does, or how he finds the time to do it, but I am sure glad that Albert does!

Cheers,
Mike

The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Quick and Dirty: Linking to Other Blog

Freinds and neighbors,

I know I seem to concentrate on Mr Rasch's posts, but his is the first blog I read whenever I get a chance to catch up on my reading. Not only is he a hunter/writer, but he is very helpful to his blogging associates also.

In his post,The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Quick and Dirty: Linking to Other Blog, Albert explains the art and science of linking. It is a good primer on the subject, and filled with great tips.

Cheers!
Mike S