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To me, the meat of a boar is preferred. The sows, while generally more tender, seem mealy in texture. Small boars, up to 25 lbs, can be covered in rub, grilled for 30 min per side, then wrapped in foil and baked for 4-6 hours at 200 degrees until the meat shakes off the bone. Larger boars...

Yes, if they were new in the box.

Oh, snap!!!!!

The TR 25 WILL TIP if not bolted down. Unless you want to end up like the Wicked Witch of the East, it'd be best to anchor either the back or bottom.

That would be insane. The current tax environment in Oregon would kill them. While the Red Guard makes $1000 a job sound like a plum, it wouldn't come close to offsetting the corporate tax burden.

No .308 either.

# of executive orders per president: Eisenhower - 481 Kennedy - 213 Johnson - 323 Nixon - 345 Ford - 168 Carter - 319 Reagan - 380 Bush - 165 Clinton - 363 Bush - 290 Obama - 139 (Through October 9, 2012) Source: www.archives.gov

The notice is right there on the home page. It's in the Facebook feature box.

Look into the takedown model. I'm a huge fan.

The instructions for electing officers are in the bylaws you received as part of your membership package...

Heard a great quote during the Texas TPWD public hearings on the use of suppressors for taking game animals. "If guns were invented today, OSHA would require suppressors."

Motion sensor equipped lights inside and in the areas of the house you are concerned about. That way you know where they are and they're on display.

I need to learn to read gooder. :o Good suggestion.

Neither for home defense. By mounting it on the firearm you muzzle everything you look at. Wife, kids, neighbor's dog. A better alternative, I believe, is a PVS-14 and IR laser combination. The PVS goes over your non-dominant eye, and the IR laser mounts to your weapon. Safer, and the...

Another vote for the Browning BDA. Best shooting .380 I've held.

The Browning BLR Takedown offers a compelling alternative. Drilled and tapped for a scout mounted scope on the 20" barrel, the BLR is light and quick. The magazine fed lever action is great. And it's about the same price as the GSR if you shop around.

And then hope you're visited by the barefoot burglar. I think the best suggestion is a quality surveillance camera and a means to secure the images offsite.

I'm a fan of Comp Tac kydex reinforced belts. I have several in different styles and they are sturdy and well made. There are some on clearance now on their web site.

Because it's now in the public domain, The Still Hunter is available online at archive sites. For example: http://archive.org/details/stillhunter00vandrich

Best of the West is straight out Hwy 29 from Georgetown. Great place.