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O.k, where to start? hmmm.... alright, first thanks to Kentuckysarah for setting this up and handling the Logistics. Second thanks to Squeeze,Panarie,Kysarah,Pattycakes, and my daughter Maya for showing up and dealing with the cold and rain like Grunts. I have been all over the world, trained soldiers form Republic of Korea, Bundeswhere from Germany, and Saudi Troops, but never have I had a group this good. I gave each of them a five minute training cycle, per weapon, per person, on nomenclature, proper stance, loading, aiming, and firing. I have not seen a group of individuals take so fast to instruction ever. I expected Kysarah to handle weapons well due to her up bringing and she did not disapoint, she is equally deadly with a rifle, pistol or a bow! I knew Squeeze had just recently aquired some prowess with weapons, she shoots like she climbs, truly gifted, all the guns but the pistols were bigger than she was, but she handled, fired and hit everything she aimed at! Panarie had the least amount of experience than the rest, but she was a tiger, she did well with everything I handed her, but she lit up when I broke out the sniper rifle, she fired it like it was an extension of her body, I had to take it away from her. I truly enjoyed myself, felt like old times with my troops, we have to do it agin when it is better conditions, although you have now been through a small piece of boot camp.
On a final note, theses ladies did not choose to shoot the trees, and I never would have unless circumstances were different, I make no excuses I was wrong and it won't happen again!!!!!!
Gunslnga

Just one more thought, Guy's I would not get on the wrong side of any one of these ladies if I had to, Panarie especially, she kept getting crotch shots when aiming for the chest, go figure......

I think you guys have finally arrived at a solution to all the breakins(if Keith is not around with his machete)

I have seen what happens when a sawblade hits metal in a tree. Lead is the least destructive metal to hit, so it wasn't completely terrible. The cardinal rule is NEVER leave metal in a tree. That includes fence wire. Even if it will never be a sawlog,chances are good that one day it will be firewood.

ynot, you throwing sawblades at trees again......shame, shame!

I just remembered we were shooting early on the first day of Gun season,
somehow seems fitting that shooting guns probably ruined that day at least for any hunters on the first day of gun season. If you want to further get rid of red necks hunting in the crags, piss everywhere you go, the deer smell this and won't come around. I'm not anti-hunting just anti stupidity, aiming guns at noises you can't identify is not smart.