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Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 1:55 pm
by 20series
Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 4:11 pm
by rufrdr
Saw these critters one morning a couple of weeks ago at my In-law's place. They live in western Pennsylvania in an area that is still fairly rural.
Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 5:29 pm
by Dougan
Blu wrote:25Pdr, already do mate but slightly different. I have a 100 yard pistol range by the side of the house and a natural 400 yard range with a 70 foot backdrop at the back of the house. It's a natural gully with a 70 foot incline at the end of it. The 400 yard range has target slots every 50 yards up to the 400 yard point, I have only just finished it and got done what I wanted to get done this summer. The last thing I want to do before winter is get the firing point covered to keep the sun, rain and snow off when shooting.
Blu
Having seen the OP, I was just going to read the other posts and then say what nice pictures they are...but having read this, I'm with 20series razz
No, seriously...a little slice of paradise tongueout
Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 7:53 pm
by Blu
rufrdr, it's pretty cool watching the critters huh. The other morning when I was out with the dogs we came across what I can only describe as a very very large painted turtle laying her eggs. By the time I got back to the house, grabbed a camera and got back to where she was she had gone but pretty neat to see all the same.
Blu
Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 7:57 pm
by Blu
Dougan wrote:Blu wrote:25Pdr, already do mate but slightly different. I have a 100 yard pistol range by the side of the house and a natural 400 yard range with a 70 foot backdrop at the back of the house. It's a natural gully with a 70 foot incline at the end of it. The 400 yard range has target slots every 50 yards up to the 400 yard point, I have only just finished it and got done what I wanted to get done this summer. The last thing I want to do before winter is get the firing point covered to keep the sun, rain and snow off when shooting.
Blu
Having seen the OP, I was just going to read the other posts and then say what nice pictures they are...but having read this, I'm with 20series razz
No, seriously...a little slice of paradise tongueout
Dougan, we think so as well mate. All my working life I tried to get a job up here but positions were always like gold dust, I always said that when I retired we would move here and buy a place with some land. For me it's the closest thing to perfection.
Blu
Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 7:58 pm
by Blu
Blu wrote:Dougan wrote:Blu wrote:25Pdr, already do mate but slightly different. I have a 100 yard pistol range by the side of the house and a natural 400 yard range with a 70 foot backdrop at the back of the house. It's a natural gully with a 70 foot incline at the end of it. The 400 yard range has target slots every 50 yards up to the 400 yard point, I have only just finished it and got done what I wanted to get done this summer. The last thing I want to do before winter is get the firing point covered to keep the sun, rain and snow off when shooting.
Blu
Having seen the OP, I was just going to read the other posts and then say what nice pictures they are...but having read this, I'm with 20series razz
No, seriously...a little slice of paradise tongueout
Dougan, we think so as well mate. All my working life I tried to get a job up here but positions were always like gold dust, I always said that when I retired we would move here and buy a place with some land. For me it's the closest thing to perfection. Our dogs love it as well, lots of room to roam and explore and not have to worry about other people.
Blu
Re: Few Critters Seen During The Week
Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 8:12 pm
by Dougan
I would say you're a lucky man Blu...but though many people talk about 'buying a piece of land'...some actually do it tongueout
