ErnieOnLI

Thanks for responding everyone. Al69ec, that's a fine looking safe. 04Fox8, I will definitely take your advice. It's been too long since I've gone to a show. Cliff Ray, that's awesome. I'm glad the police are satisfied with your work. I wish I had that level of skill.

I want to purchase a large gun safe. 20 firearm capacity minimum. I've researched several companies but have not come to a conclusion as to which manufacturer is the best. I am hoping some members could shed light on the subject by offering their own experiences, be it good or bad. I'd love to know which companies should be avoided and which ones you know to be top-notch. I've read countless reviews and every experience seems to be pot luck. Some rave while other have horrible experiences with the same company and same safe. Some arrive damaged or function poorly. Others have h

NYC newspapers saying It wasn't a suicide. He was on a big binge and stocked up at least 50 bags of heroin. He was gonna shut out and party for weeks.They found a few more bags of different drugs in the apt. as well. He was a very talented actor and I enjoyed a few of his movies but never saw him on stage. Many say he was brilliant in theater. My problem with him was his anti-gun views.. He supported a gun ban in the US. The thing that struck me about his death was he died of an accidental drug overdose. A prohibited drug, obviously. Some folks just can't put 2 & 2 together. Bann

Great vids. It's easy to see how an accidental shooting could occur under these circumstances. I hope no one was injured in these hunts. I wonder how long it took that dude to get up from being thrown like a rag doll?

They love apples. My boss has property in upstate NY and he scatters bags of old apples around from time to time to keep the deer attracted to his land. Some folks use the deer feed or deer blocks. Some states in the US don't allow baiting; some allow it. If you have access to an apple orchard bring some garbage bags and fill up on the old nasty apples rotting on the ground .They'll eat em up.

Vest are very popular in the US for wild pig hunts. Those dogs are often injured before the hunter catches up to pig. They often use collars as well. Not sure they'd be necessary for your needs but they're affordable. i have no experience using vest for my dog but did a quick search and found a shop selling them at reasonable prices. Perhaps this is what you're looking for. Although i'm sure you'll have companies closer to home which offer similar products. Here's a link to a vest seller in the US. http://deepsouthhogdogsupply.com/id33.html

That's a great dog. The epitome of a gun dog.

I'm a newbie hunter from Long Island, New York. I'm gonna work on my profile after posting here but wanted to give a quick intro as it's required. I'm a former active duty Marine and Gulf War vet. Happily married to the best woman ever. I've become more and more interested in hunting as I've grown older. Having grown up in Nassau County, Long Island I was not raised in the culture for a variety of reasons. (Yes, It's as liberal as you think) I have a good friend from work who got me interested and eventually I purchased his bow. A nice Parker which I have yet to hunt with. I've