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Re: Debate on Ultrasonic Sound
duffas
5 minutes ago
^^^^^ Yup. Predators are more attuned to high pitch stuff, squeaks, snapping twigs, etc. Communication is normally lower toned, danger/fighting and pain/fear are higher. Ever hear a scared deer scream? Weird sound.
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47 Acre Hunting Prop For Sale with 400 Ac Lease, Cross Plains
Foxwood Realty Group
13 minutes ago
Turnkey Recreational Property located in northern Brown County Texas with optional 400ac Deer Lease to Boot! 47 acres with fully furnished 900sf Barndominium with 1 Bedroom, 1 Full Bath, Bunk Area setup to sleep 6 comfortably, and Kitchen. There are 2 RV hookups, along with a 36 foot, 2005 Thor Toy Hauler setup to sleep 7 that is used as a Guest House. This will be a separate purchase if buyer elects to keep the unit. There is also 1200sf of Covered Patio & Cooking Area, along with 1200sf of Covered Barn Area for parking, storage, etc. The property is serviced by Coleman County Water SUD. Northern Brown County is known for producing great whitetail deer hunting as evidenced by the Bucks the current owner has harvested over the years (see attached Picture). Other game in this area includes hogs, turkey and various predators. Dove hunting around the tank has proven to be average to good depending on migration. The property is comprised of good native grass pasture as well as thick mesquite cover for the wildlife. Additionally, there is a nice size tank that has been stocked for fishing. There is 1 water well on the property but Owner has not utilized it, and does not know if it is still producing. Owner currently breeds native Texas Longhorns to maintain Ag exemption. Livestock available to buyer with acceptable offer. Fencing is excellent to average and does hold cattle. There is an additional 400 acre hunting lease potentially available to purchaser with acceptable offer and Owner approval. Lease includes all blinds and feeders currently in place. Additional equipment available to purchase separately include 32 horsepower 4wd Tractor with loader, shredder and hay spear, 2006 Kawasaki Trans Mule, 2014 CM Cattle Trailer, Club Car electric cart, and Hay buggy for feeding livestock. Call Chris at 325/201-7679. Realtor.com #20847908. cbarnett@foxwoodrealty.com
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Re: New to the forum
PMK
15 minutes ago
 ... hope you have deep pockets too. The prices these days are shocking to me growing up in central TX years ago. Similarly the prices of leases have gone to unimaginable prices. Supply and demand ...
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Re: Welcome To Geezerdome
SnakeWrangler
24 minutes ago
We got a little surprise at tax time last year when we actually had to pay in for the first time. Had to adjust withholding after that. That is the kind of surprise that we don't like! Well, not surprising, it’s all their money to start with. You should just shut up and be thankful with what they allow you to keep!
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Re: 1st Shedder
PMK
25 minutes ago
I have a group of 5 pass by our back yard fence daily, 8, 6, 5, 5 & spike. The 8 and the 6 dropped between Friday and Sunday, the other 3 smaller ones still sporting both sides. I'll send the grandkids on a treasure hunt in a few weeks to see what they can find down in the ravine to our west.
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Re: Suppressor Thoughts
Judd
37 minutes ago
Stick with manufacturers that have been around. They may not be the most inexpensive but they have solid engineering and customer service behind them. In no particular order…
Dead Air Q YHM SilencerCo Q and solid engineering and customer service LOL Have you had issues? I have not had any with their products I own. My favorite rifle is the Fix and suppressor is the Full Nelson. I don't think there is necessarily anything wrong with their products in general - many people have them and many people like them. But I definitely think they are overpriced for what you are getting (for example, baffle design is quite basic), there are better options out there as their suppressors are pretty 'middle of the pack' performance wise, and Q as a company is someone I would avoid. There are other companies where the figurehead of the company does not publicly trash competitors and customers alike. I felt like that toward Q...and the owner is arguably a tool. But what I will say is when the ATF got silly with pistol braces...he stepped up and offered to pay for the stamp for anyone who had purchased a pistol braced rifle from Q. That is when I changed my opinion of Kevin and Q. He didn't have to do that and in my mind was far and above what was required. When that news came out...I went and ordered a Q Half Nelson, great can. Kevin was one of the first to design lightweight effective cans...but he was with another company, drawing a blank as to where that was (sig maybe??). Anyway, just another perspective...not arguing as he does speak his mind but in my eyes that illustrated a standup businessman.
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Re: Welcome To Geezerdome
Marc K
43 minutes ago
We got a little surprise at tax time last year when we actually had to pay in for the first time. Had to adjust withholding after that. That is the kind of surprise that we don't like!
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Trades ? S&W M&P12 Bullpup Shotgun
Megtwo
50 minutes ago
S&W M&P12 Bullpup Shotgun. I purchased this new. It has never been carried or fired. Includes everything that came with it new....case, lock, manual, choke tube and wrench. Prefer a local FTF trade. Looking for semi auto pistol, large bore revolver, or possibly rifle...(no shotguns), of equal value and condition. ![[Linked Image]](https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/pics/userpics/2025/03/full-36355-446797-bp2.jpg)
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Re: Suppressor Thoughts
BOBO the Clown
53 minutes ago
I had kept myself convinced for all my years that I did not need a suppressor on my rifles. Last fall, I shot a friend's .308 with a supressor, my first exposure, and came away still thinking I don't need a suppressor. The problem is now I WANT a suppressor. I've decided a 5/8 direct thread mount and a 1/2 to 5/8 thread adapter on a 30 caliber suppressor will allow me to use the same suppressor on all my rifles I would want to shoot suppressed. I am looking for a not too heavy, sub $1000, good warranty suppressor for my needs. I had no idea there were as many suppressor manufacturers as I have run across while starting to research the topic. So far, the Banish 30 or the YMH Resonator seems to fit the bill but I am sure there are many others in the same category. So, ye who are in the know, what say you? Lowish cost, high decibel reduction, solid warranty, ease of mounting and maintenance, which can would you reccomend? If you plan on an adaptor I wouldn’t use any of the over the bore reflex ones as the adapter can get stuck in the reflex. As far as sub 1k, the trend is less weight so you can get the stainless ones pretty cheap now compared to titanium. AB A-10 in 5/8 and DD enticer -L are both sub $650. They are great bolt gun cans for the money, with that said titanium versions are still <1k
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