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Wow that rifle is gorgeous if you ever think about selling it let me know please!

I'm planning on getting some ducks to control ticks. Plus I like to eat duck and their eggs. Win, Win, Win

Good read thanks! I've been researching more natural alternatives lately because I'm getting eaten alive by black flys and mosquitos. I've never used much bug spray while in NJ (I already have lymes) but up here in NH the black flys are insane and the mosquitoes are the size of small birds LOL and I live near running and standing water. Everything I have read points me to the lemon eucalyptus. I have some on order and will report back the results. Before anyone recommends thermocell I already tried it and they dont work. I've got the portable one and patio one. I think cheap cigars worked better for black flies and mosquitoes I'm not to bothered by ticks but I think I'm going to get some ducks to control them in the yard for my daughter.

Ahhh got ya. Yeah I think so, I've been using off brand 100% deet occasionally up here because of the mosquitoes and black flies and my one dog is attached to my hip and has not had an issue so far. I don't think most dogs live long enough to experience any long term effects from deet or any other similar products. You might also be interested in this stuff. It's to spray your cloths not your skin. I've seen doggy bandanas with impregnated with the stuff but I don't have much experience with it. https://www.rei.com/product/768970/sawyer-permethrin-pump-spray-24-oz Just text my cousin who is an animal cardiologist. He said Permethrin is dog safe and commonly used to treat fleas but is deadly even in small doses to cats. So if you have a cat stay away from permethrin but it' good to go for dogs

I don't think any deet products are safe for dogs. If they were to lick themselves they would be ingesting it and that's not good. Just put frontline o the dog and you will never see a tick on the dog. I've been using it on all my dogs for over 20 years now. Not one of my dogs has ever had a reaction. My buddy tried a few of the other similar products that were a bit cheaper and we were picking ticks off his dog like crazy during pheasant hunting season. He finally took my advice and started using Frontline. Not one tick on the dog this past season.

Can't go wrong with Frontline for the dog.

Yet another reason why to stay away from dog "breeders" in and around Lancaster. I would not be surprised if the so called breeder is amish/ Mennonite. Hopefully the AG dosent let PSPCA take the lead.

I think that's probably the easiest route for a Shockwave right now I imagine with the shockwaves popularity that they will probably be coming out with a specific adapter. I was fondeling it on the CZ scorpion

Think again. The results surprised me https://www.ammoland.com/2018/02/defense-against-bears-with-pistols-97-success-rate-37-incidents-by-caliber/#axzz5H8C0cI3T

Check out the tailhook "brace" it's not bad at all. I did not like the flex of the other ones I fondled

Cabelas usually has them You planning on making a dress out of em or something?

Good looking Dog! If she does not tolerate the cone get a blow up collar from the pet store. Dogs tolerate them allot better. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0725C3RJX/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1527797507&sr=8-1&keywords=blow+up+cone+for+dogs&dpPl=1&dpID=519sVSi8ygL&ref=plSrch

SWEET! My 649 has beat out my shield for my EDC most days now that I can carry everyday.

Yeah the ammo make a difference too. I've been using Prairie storm #6 2 3/4 shot. Drops em like a rock and most pellets pass through. Even if they don't pass through they are nickel or copper coated so no munching on lead. Don't bother with the prairie storm chokes, total gimmick. My buddy bought them and factory browning chokes pattern better.

As others have said pumps and semis are fine for clays but having 2 barrels with a mod or skeet and full choke can be an advantage when hunting pheasants. If you miss with the first shot you can reach out a little farther with the full choke or if one gets up a little farther out you can (in theory) switch quickly to the full choke. I still do take my old beat up mossy 500 out when it' raining and it can kill pheasents and clays no problem but the few times ive shot 5 stand with the rich guys I get a few funny looks when I break out the mossy. That goes away when I shoot better than the majority of the guys there with the cheapest beat up gun.

What't your budget? You might want to consider a used gun. I was in the same boat 2 yrs ago and ended up with a lightly used FN made Winchester 101 and could not be happier. A few weeks layer I found a used citori for 800 bucks that my buddy bought and he is really happy with that too. I looked at and shot both the guns you mentioned and although there is nothing wrong with either I did not like them. The fit and finish on both could be better but that's what you get at that price point

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Leash law is a state law. You are correct the police or animal control can only issue a summons if they are the ones that witnessed the dog off the owner's property otherwise it is up to the op to sign a complaint. "Dog running at large" is a mandatory court appearance in NJ. And fines can go any where from 50 to 1000 bucks per offence.

Yup me too https://goo.gl/images/AsXK41

Only when they call for snow, gotta stock up on milk, eggs and bread to survive

Blueberry Pancakes! With a side of porkroll. In an.exciting side note I found a deli up here that stocks pork roll!

Admitting to animal crulety on a public forum is probably not a good idea.

Yeah he's not going to be around North Carolina then but he recommended trying to get out on Hatterascle or wasabi He says call and book as soon as you can, like now if possible because Charters fill up fast that time of year. If you've never been out fishing for billfish I would highly recommend it! If you catch a Marlin or a sailfish you will have the best time in your life I guarantee it.

Tenkara. Fly fishing in smaller streams without a reel. Back to the basics, I started out fishing for snappers (baby blue fish) with bamboo poles as a kid. Now ive come full circle I guess. Should work great for the majority of streams in NJ. I was just recently exposed to this and I have a rod on order. Hopefully I can intersept that package befofe my wife sees, she will blow a gasket if she sees another rod lmao. I've never been much of a fresh water fly fishermen, just saltwater flats fishing, but I have a fly only stretch of the saco river walking distance from my new house up here in NH so when in rome....... Also good call about the knots, I'd also recommnd getting familiar with the Palomar knot. Personally I never bring hydration when freshwater fishing just a LifeStraw way less weight to carry