Recent content by Doug Hamilton

Nd to answer your questions ion, I can't really see either of our two uncles with a double rifle in Pope Valley!

The gravy seemed to be a little thin.

Who goes to Africa on a safari and doesn't want to go back? Not taking your own rifle only makes sense if you live somewhere where you are limited in how many guns you can have. I do not think it is ever a good idea to hunt, and especially for dangerous game, with a rifle that the hunter is not...

Well you know what they say. Give a man a fish and you feed him.Gor a day. Teach him.how to fly fish and he will.have to buy rods,reels, lines, leaders, flies, a net ....

After we save the horses we can move on to saving the clay pigeons. I heard those damned hunters are shooting them for target practice!

Yeah! Save the horses!

I'm sure I would love them!

Yep. My grandmother also used hers to water houseplants.

I'm going with "deranged psychopath." My eyes, my eyes...

You are probably right, but I think that may have been the point. I am a CRF bolt guy myself and would not even consider a lever or single shot for dangerous game, although I like both of those actions for less hazardous game. Others don't want to give up their lever or single shot for any...

That's Timney trigger. I hate auto correct!

I favor Mauser 98 those actions in a caliber that is more than adequate for any game I might shoot. Mine is a Whitworth Express Mark X in .458 WM. I have used this rifle to.take two cape buffalo. I do not believe there is any animal that I could take with it. Of course I have spent quite a bit...

If I was Jewish, or anyone with money in NYC, I'd be bailing.

The rod but usually the line also. They should be matched. Sometimes a fisher will go up one on the line thinking it might make casting easier in wind.

An 8'' 6" 4 weight or a 9' 5 wt with the matching reel and line would do nicely. The line should be a weight forward floating line. You will also need 5x leaders and tipet material. Flies will depend on what lives in your area. For dry flies, a good assortment of parachute Adams size 16 to...