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Yes and no. Plenty of snow above 2500' still but the last pile of snow melted last week on my property. 70° and sunny here today, tomorrow is going to be close to 80°. As you probably know its constitutional carry up here. I decided to get my resident permit anyway, took less than 10 days and my references were not contacted! Just no loaded long guns in any motorized vehicles.

It can take up to 90 days for them to process resident ccw permits in SC. Residents would be very happy to get it in 18 days.

Very true, even two or three larger dogs and it would be very hard to get the dogs under control without a bite stick (asp baton) or a gun

You guys met on tinder? Lol

I diddent say he is an effective protection dog but he would lay his life on the line for my family for sure. Personally I'm not scared of any one dog no matter big or aggresive they are pretty easy to stop if your willing to take a bite.

The dachshunds are the wife's I just got a Vizsla but the dachshunds are pretty cool. The Male (luger) has bigger balls that anyone. He attacked a dog aggressive GSD, got his ass kicked and tried to go back for seconds he next day. Hes a bad ass in a teeny package and will attack anyone on ou property unless my wife or introduce that person to him. He even attacked a logging truck that was going by my house. If you think only big dogs are man's dogs maybe your trying to compensate for something. Lmfao. The rest of the year all the dogs go in the wood line for the most part so it's not an issue Forgot to mention that luger even attacked my buddy's German short hair pictured above because my wife did not properly introduce them while I was at work. He 80lb German short hair was running away from a 14lb dachshund.

The problem is we got 10.5' of snow this winter and the dachshund legge's are maybe 8" long. I cant shovel my whole backyard so the area of dead grass is the area I shoveled for them. This is going to be an issue every winter probably. Just to give you an idea of what I'm dealing with. The pic is my backyard, the shoveled area to the right of my buddy's dog is now the problem area and those two wood poles below him are shovels. So yeah we got a bit of snow up here in northern New Hampshire this winter

Any way to amend the ammonia burned areas? Or should I spread some top soil over top? 2 mini dachshunds pissed in the same 10' Diameter area fo about 6 months so I'm sure the soil is pretty full of ammonia. Normally I would not care but it's right at the bottom of my deck stairs and I ont want 3 dogs walking through mud right before they come in the house.

@Scorpio64 so the snow has finally all melted up here and the area I had shoveled for the dogs is bare. The grass is all dead and yellow. Should I just spread seed and cover with straw or is there anything elce I should do?

Who made all the parts you installed? Pics would be great too!

Welcome! What do you prefer to hunt. I'm mainly an upland bird hunter. I tried my luck with Turkey this spring but no luck.

I could be wrong but I thought the law is 1 handgun every 30 days.

Welcome

I think it depends on the individual shooter. First handgun I ever shot was a 44mag. I had no problems controlling it at 12 or 13 years old. I did have an adult who was teaching me standing right behind me making sure I did everything safely though FWIW I used to o to EFGA on Friday evenings and almost always had the entire property to myself

I believe that even if she is prohibited she can keep them at an FFL and sell them or give them away as she sees fit. Do your self a favor and erase this entire thread, talk to a lawyer and follow their advice.

The only thing I dont like about the EVO is the mag release. I'm used to an AR style mage release. This would be a defensive gun for me so that's kinda a big deal.

I shot one suppressed a few weeks ago. It was more than awsome, I think want one as a backpack/truck gun. I've been going back and forth between the evo micro and the sig rattler. Whichever one I get will eventually get a suppressor as funds allow.

Havaheart brand traps are not of very good quality. They are good enough for most homeowners but there are other brands that are of much better quality that the pros use. They have a "lock" on them that locks the "locking rod" in place

Guns and gogo bars sounds like an expensive but very good day!

She said out of the home right? Did she also say off the property? Buy a small shed and a decent gun safe. Run power to the shed for climate control and a light. Maybe a door alarm also if your worried about it getting broken into.

Kinda true, it's illegal to trap and release any rabies vector species (raccoon,opossum,groundhog, ect) and release them on public property. You can release them on private property with written permission. Nope, rodents are not rabies vector species. OP- flipping traps is a very common thing and once they learn how to flip the trap they will keep on doing it. Just take a piece of rebar, copper pipe or something similar and slide it through the holes in the trap on the bottom of the side in front and back. This enlarges the foot print and makes it impossible to flip. Also sardines or fish based cat food is the best bait for raccoons. You will need to check to see if the raccoon in the trap is a lactating mother because its raccoon baby season. If you have any other questions feel free to PM me I've done this once or twice before.

Growing up I had one of those unapproved ranges at my parents house in Lebanon NJ. A few of the local cops would shoot at our house pretty often lol. The times have changed!

So can you fan the hammer on these things?

Yes but you have to say it's a metal tooth pick

Only if the gun is detail stripped, locked in a safe that is locked inside another safe and you have to mail the fireing pin to your exempt destination. Also you may not stop for food, gas, bathroom breaks and even red lights Otherwise the men in the black helicopter that is following you might repel down and arrest you!