I always feel hemmed in. Can't see very far.
The ranch I grew up on ...
It's mostly gone now. The barn, the well and the blacksmith shop are all that's left of the original place.
From the tractor shed .. the tin shed .. across the coulee (the ravine) is 200 yards. My Dad had his pistol range there with some steel plow discs in the bank of the coulee.
We could shoot a half mile or better with ease there. I grew up thinking everyone knew you could shoot 400 yards with an old 45 Colt. Or a .22 Single Shot rifle. I did it as a kid. In the loose ground you can see .22 bullet strikes a half mile away.
Growing up in open country, I find forests fascinating .. and the thick brush in Arkansas and Missouri was interesting and I learned to hunt it .. but my favorite country is the open west.
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A good illustration why Southerners cock a brow
- WB, 2020-11-28, 20:24
- Good looking area Scotty. Looks like Nc lol (nm) - Derek, 2020-11-29, 05:52
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I love visiting and hunting that kind of country .. BUT ..
- Jim Taylor, 2020-11-28, 21:57
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I prefer the open spaces as well.
- JSM, 2020-11-29, 06:37
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I'm intrigued by the open places, just different.
- WB, 2020-11-29, 06:51
- My wife is from Eastern MT - Bob Denning, 2020-11-29, 18:51
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C’mon out, Scotty! Plenty of both critters here. (nm)
- Flatwater, 2020-11-29, 09:44
- Dan, you give me a date when your're not crossing country in - jthomson, 2020-11-30, 18:01
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The only successful bow hunter
- JSM, 2020-11-29, 07:29
- Scotty. That North Carolina brush I - james, 2020-11-29, 13:39
- Years ago in Arizona I rode my horse close to deer. - Jim Taylor, 2020-11-29, 08:35
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I'm intrigued by the open places, just different.
- WB, 2020-11-29, 06:51
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I prefer the open spaces as well.
- JSM, 2020-11-29, 06:37