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GloryHoleGaryGo plink around with you .22 you fucking kook.
Nice yearling moose. My .22 cost more than your ugly Ruger and would shoot circles around it.
Your dick-waving pics and rifle "knowledge" are very much misdirected. I have an affinity for fine firearms and hunt one heck of a lot more than I ski these days and am fairly proficient at it.
iFlipNice yearling moose. My .22 cost more than your ugly Ruger and would shoot circles around it.
Your dick-waving pics and rifle "knowledge" are very much misdirected. I have an affinity for fine firearms and hunt one heck of a lot more than I ski these days and am fairly proficient at it.
Than how come you’re so retarded?
and everyone knows the 1st years taste the best. Not out here trophy hunting just putting meat on the table.
Lets see your moose pansy. Since you hunt so much and know so many things about firearms.
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I have more tact than to post pictures of my harvests online. And I would post pictures of my firearms but unfortunately I just recently lost them all in a tragic boating accident.
iFlipI have more tact than to post pictures of my harvests online. And I would post pictures of my firearms but unfortunately I just recently lost them all in a tragic boating accident.
84westWorth every cent of it. You gonna take advantage of the equipment evaluation loans?
Hopefully. Definitely going to take advantage of getting my lenses refreshed by Canon, as well as using that 30% off repairs to fix my 35/1.4 that I accidently broke a switch off.
Sweet! Almost as smooth as my WWII German 7mm Mauser. It was made in Berlin a long time ago!
No scope option there, just long and short nonadjustable built on site. But the action of the bolt!
DominatorJacquesSweet! Almost as smooth as my WWII German 7mm Mauser. It was made in Berlin a long time ago!
No scope option there, just long and short nonadjustable built on site. But the action of the bolt!
BingPowIsn’t there an issue with over hunting the wolf population? Idk where u are in the country just heard about it the news
An average pack of wolves kills 36 moose a winter. People don’t rely on wolf meat for food, they rely on moose. And yeah where I’m from people still rely on moose meat in order to actually survive a winter believe it or not. Sounds crazy to a lot of people (especially city folk) but there are still places in the world where people can’t just go to the store and buy their food.
So I guess what I’m trying to say is, try telling the guy who lives in a cabin year round 70 miles away from civilization, who can’t go get groceries that the animal that’s wiping out his food/survival source shouldn’t be culled.
Until we can maintain a healthy moose population where I live, I’ll continue to support and participate in the killing of wolves.
They are beautiful animals though. Definitely don’t do a happy dance after walking up on a wolf in one of my snares who is still alive. Reminds me of a scared injured dog, and makes for some very sad and difficult moments.
GloryHoleGaryAn average pack of wolves kills 36 moose a winter. People don’t rely on wolf meat for food, they rely on moose. And yeah where I’m from people still rely on moose meat in order to actually survive a winter believe it or not. Sounds crazy to a lot of people (especially city folk) but there are still places in the world where people can’t just go to the store and buy their food.
So I guess what I’m trying to say is, try telling the guy who lives in a cabin year round 70 miles away from civilization, who can’t go get groceries that the animal that’s wiping out his food/survival source shouldn’t be culled.
Until we can maintain a healthy moose population where I live, I’ll continue to support and participate in the killing of wolves.
They are beautiful animals though. Definitely don’t do a happy dance after walking up on a wolf in one of my snares who is still alive. Reminds me of a scared injured dog, and makes for some very sad and difficult moments.
Didn't know that, about the number of moose that a pack of wolves kill a winter. It's super interesting. How many wolves in a pack on average? Also how long does one moose last for, let's say a family of 3 or 4(humans)? Also how many wolves, individuals or packs, need to be killed for there to be a balanced ecosystem, with humans included in that?
It would be pretty interesting to me if someone would quantify the number of moose to wolf to human population in an area for it to be balanced.
EDIT: My b for the questions. Just pretty interested in this stuff.
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BingPowDidn't know that, about the number of moose that a pack of wolves kill a winter. It's super interesting. How many wolves in a pack on average? Also how long does one moose last for, let's say a family of 3 or 4(humans)? Also how many wolves, individuals or packs, need to be killed for there to be a balanced ecosystem, with humans included in that?
It would be pretty interesting to me if someone would quantify the number of moose to wolf to human population in an area for it to be balanced.
EDIT: My b for the questions. Just pretty interested in this stuff.
**This post was edited on Feb 17th 2022 at 2:05:27pm
The largest pack I’ve ever seen was 13, usually its more like 6-7 on average from my experience though.
For me a single dude, one moose would last me most of the winter if I used it sparingly. So a family of 3-4 would need 2 moose per winter. Obviously moose meat isnt the only source of food for people here, but it is the favorite and the most sought after. Lots of people grow their own food and harvest other animals such as deer and goat too.
There’s 3 main packs of wolves on the river i live. Besides myself and a few other guys who trap them, those packs have no natural enemies on the river. Bears dont mess with them and wolves run the river. So by doing the math those 3 packs will kill almost/or more than 100 moose this winter.
I read a number a few years ago on how many moose a single wolf kills per year and it was an amazing number, but I can’t remember it so i wont give false info if i can’t back it up. i dont have an answer to your last question, and neither does DOW where i live. All i know is there are about 30-40 moose shot every season on the river i live during the 30 days hunting is permitted.
So run those numbers and wolves kill 2-3 times more moose than people do in my area. Moose population is holding somewhat steady right now, but there are starting to be signs of lower numbers which tells me more wolves need to be culled in the area. If a pack of 10 wolves kills almost 100 moose a winter, than killing 1 wolf saves 10 moose a year (dumbed down logic).
people aren’t allowed to shoot wolves where I’m from either. Wolves must be trapped only. I usually only end up with 4-5 wolves in my traps per season. So i like to think I’m saving 40-50 moose a year (once again dumbed down logic).
I’ve got a post war Czech Kar98k - 8mm Mauser! I could totally nerd out but basically it was built in CZ Brno (factory that builds CZUSA) because they previously had built VZ-24s with the straight bolt. There’s a theory that they built for Germans in inter war period given ww1 sanctions but I won’t get into that. CZ Brno factory was in German territory in war so they had to build Kar98ks. Czechs would sometimes purposely mess up components as sabotage. After the war, the Czech government scrubbed symbols from the receivers and retooled them. Then they sold them all abroad, including to Israel for their fight for independence (where they mostly bore them out to 7.62 caliber). So I’ve got a Czech made kar98k with a mirror bore and winter trigger guard. I love it. I’ve found that I really just like the military surplus wood grain bolt action rifles when it comes to guns. Really want an MAS 36 too.
DominatorJacquesSweet! Almost as smooth as my WWII German 7mm Mauser. It was made in Berlin a long time ago!
No scope option there, just long and short nonadjustable built on site. But the action of the bolt!
BradFiAusNzCoCaI’ve got a post war Czech Kar98k - 8mm Mauser! I could totally nerd out but basically it was built in CZ Brno (factory that builds CZUSA) because they previously had built VZ-24s with the straight bolt. There’s a theory that they built for Germans in inter war period given ww1 sanctions but I won’t get into that. CZ Brno factory was in German territory in war so they had to build Kar98ks. Czechs would sometimes purposely mess up components as sabotage. After the war, the Czech government scrubbed symbols from the receivers and retooled them. Then they sold them all abroad, including to Israel for their fight for independence (where they mostly bore them out to 7.62 caliber). So I’ve got a Czech made kar98k with a mirror bore and winter trigger guard. I love it. I’ve found that I really just like the military surplus wood grain bolt action rifles when it comes to guns. Really want an MAS 36 too.
Quite the trivia. Maybe I should take some photos, or short video with the old Mauser.
BradFiAusNzCoCaI’ve got a post war Czech Kar98k - 8mm Mauser! I could totally nerd out but basically it was built in CZ Brno (factory that builds CZUSA) because they previously had built VZ-24s with the straight bolt. There’s a theory that they built for Germans in inter war period given ww1 sanctions but I won’t get into that. CZ Brno factory was in German territory in war so they had to build Kar98ks. Czechs would sometimes purposely mess up components as sabotage. After the war, the Czech government scrubbed symbols from the receivers and retooled them. Then they sold them all abroad, including to Israel for their fight for independence (where they mostly bore them out to 7.62 caliber). So I’ve got a Czech made kar98k with a mirror bore and winter trigger guard. I love it. I’ve found that I really just like the military surplus wood grain bolt action rifles when it comes to guns. Really want an MAS 36 too.
CatdickBojanglesYeah it’s a must when it’s cold out and I have to pee. Keeps my dinger out of the snow.
I use a pair of "Kiss Holiday Platform Boots" for that! 7 inch rise, baby!
They have flames that start from the bottom! Keep the feet warm!
Wish I had a photo of them, but too lazy to do all that now.
They work for the women though!
I don’t even know sound gear (or whatever it’s called) but I know this:
1) I’ve only seen Røde on mics for podcast, etc.
2) I’ve only seen a sennheiser shop in the middle of Sydney CBD, Australia (which is ridiculously expensive area)
Abomber22$299.99 ?
Didn't even bother googling Sennheiser, after that
Bro, I live in Finland and even I don’t have any reason for worry. The only place where the war is literally at the doorstep is Ukraine. Also, between Austria and Ukraine there are multiple Nato member states, so I’d say the war is very far from their doorsteps.
teabagBro, I live in Finland and even I don’t have any reason for worry. The only place where the war is literally at the doorstep is Ukraine. Also, between Austria and Ukraine there are multiple Nato member states, so I’d say the war is very far from their doorsteps.
lol this. Horrible shit for ukraine but by god russia will not touch a NATO country. They would get decimated and they arent stupid enough for that.
SimkiwinkiI live in Germany.If you knew a little history you’d now that that’s close enough.Sry for pisting that here misread post what’s on your mind
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I know the history of Europe well enough to realize that it doesn’t have any relevance with what’s going on today. Most of Europe is in Nato and Russia will never get to Germany without having to turn the entire world into nuclear dust. You’re delusional to think that you have to worry about any physical threats.
teabagI know the history of Europe well enough to realize that it doesn’t have any relevance with what’s going on today. Most of Europe is in Nato and Russia will never get to Germany without having to turn the entire world into nuclear dust. You’re delusional to think that you have to worry about any physical threats.
I’m not worried about getting harmed it’s just not very pleasant to have a war right next to you
