If I was going to barrel swap it would almost certainly be a 223. I know it’s not as fast or fancy but tons of available ammo is a nice problem to have
One thing a degree can do though is open career paths for you a trade school or blue collar work doesn’t. My brother makes near the same salary I do; he has no post high school education while I have a bachelors. If I applied at his company I’d probably immediately be considered for a management...
I’d have stopped buying one or two CD’s with each paycheck if I could go back to 18. What a waste of $40-$80 bucks a month that turned out to be
I probably could have found some farmer to sell me a chunk of land back then and used that money for monthly payments
Bladder and usually have a couple full nalgenes in the truck.
One of my friends always carries bottles and it always seems so much more inconvenient for him to drink water on the go
It was bought originally as a donor but that was 12+ years ago. I just don’t really see it happening at this point. Maybe it will stay around as a donor action for my son someday
Area I hunted last year is losing its doe/fawn tags. I felt like I saw lots of pronghorn but also sounds like things are a fair amount less than they were prior to the bad winter kill year. Without question the biggest doe groups I saw were on irrigated crop fields
I’d guess a big part of this is wanting more water for all those pivot irrigated fields that are crushing the aquifers and also a way to be able to kill more elk that live on the refuge and raid fields
How about we start with the thousands (millions?) of empty and abandoned buildings and lots that already exist in every city in the country if we need some type of housing development