Very sorry about your father. Sounds like he was quite a guy. I agree that that pic of his rifle in preparation for hunting is quite the memorial for him.
A prayer sent. It is sad to lose someone you love but it is easier when they have had a good life as your dad did, and in the knowledge that he has gkne to a better place.
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So sorry for your loss. I'm in my 80's also. Lived in Pittsburgh for 21 years. Two term president of the Pittsburgh chapter SCI, Ducks Unlimited, Ruffed Grouse Society, etc. Just wondering if I knew him. My best.
Looking at the photo of your dad's work bench, I see a vintage yellow Flambeau cartridge case. My dad bought several of those when I was a kid and 50+ years later, they are still my favorite.
Thoughts and prayers for your mom and family, sorry to hear of your loss, I don’t know if the pain of loss and emptiness ever goes away but it does lesson, I lost my parents quite a while ago and there is not a day that goes by that I don’t think of them
Hello. I see you hunted with Sampie recently. If you don't mind me asking, where did you hunt with him? Zim or SA? And was it with a bow? What did you hunt?
Currently doing a load development on a .404 Jeffrey... it's always surprising to load .423 caliber bullets into a .404 caliber rifle. But we love it when we get 400 Gr North Fork SS bullets to 2300 FPS, those should hammer down on buffalo. Next up are the Cutting Edge solids and then Raptors... load 200 rounds of ammo for the customer and on to the next gun!
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