I made some goose sausage a few weekends ago. It mostly has tarragon and dried apricots in it. I dont think it turned out too poorly, but I probably wouldn't be super pissed about a dog stealing it.
Great story, Randy. It reminds me of the time my friend and I cut up a bunch of his dad's shotgun shells with a hacksaw and made essentially a pipe bomb, although, "pipe bomb" sounds much more nefarious than what was actually made.
Anyway, we took it down to this abandoned farmstead and...
*The majority of the beneficiaries that reside where those animals are held in the state's trust as well as what is best for the resource.
Your pro-privatization arguments are a bit obnoxious.
I have no solution for your problem, but I am taking advantage of this discussion to say that one item everyone should have in their range bag is a paint can opener. They clear stuck cases really well. We used to dummy cord one to our vests in Iraq for that reason.
The most economically viable way to still offer opportunity to non-residents and keep the constituents happy would just be supply and demand. Non resident tags hardly go otc. Figure out what that price point is where demand just meets supply because of cost. I would imagine you could greatly...
I have a Weatherby chambered in .300 Win. It likes the 175 grain LRX with 72.5 gr of H4831sc behind it and CCI LRM primers. I don't have my data book nearby for the COAL, but it was a little longer than the Barnes data.