Recent content by RSbilliard

I certainly don't want that. I guess I better get on it. Thanks for the heads up. 😥

I was referring to the bridge that the British took on the eve of D-day. Is that one and the same? I've never seen a bridge to far.

Not just Americans. When the British took that bridge and disabled the explosives was some special forces stuff.

I watched the movie the longest day over a couple of evenings. I had me one of those crickets the paratroopers used for identification when I was a kid back in the 50's. Forgot all about that.

I was shooting my T/C caplock a while back and I noticed a young fella maybe 10 yrs. Watching me. I asked his father if it was ok for the boy take a shot. That youngster thought that was the coolest thing. I later heard his father tell him that it was the kind of gun used in the Revolutionary war.

Very nice! I recently watched Cap and Ball use a similar rifle on his channel to take a Hungarian Roe deer. I believe he said it was a Baker.

To me closing the distance on your intended target, to get as close as you can is the best part of the hunt. But to take it with a side arm like that is awesome.

Welcome!

I thumb thru this forum while I'm at work. Some of the guys call me lazy but I tell them no i just have alot of good reading to do. Priorities! Welcome from Michigan

Many a men wore there Civil war uniforms or parts parts of them for years after the war.

Ha! That's a good one. I'd like to see that myself.

That looks like some shining times!

That's a great source. I have several of his books. Great photographer also.

Welcome from Michigan

Plenty of squirrels where I hunt but I only take a couple at a time. The rest of the time is spent just enjoying being there.