Little encouragement for those in parts of the Nation that haven't seen anything but white snow in some time - it'll be spring soon enough.
Good luck
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Little encouragement for those in parts of the Nation that haven't seen anything but white snow in some time - it'll be spring soon enough.
Good luck
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
Thats gorgeous, I am in CT and haven't seen nothing but snow for months, expecting 8-10 inches more tonight, yeahhhh
Thats gorgeous, I am in CT and haven't seen nothing but snow for months, expecting 8-10 inches more tonight, yeahhhh
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
Yeah, I thought I heard something about some Right Coast areas getting another foot of snow today / tonight, and average delays at New York area airports being around 5 hours.
Yasherka - it is deceptively in low altitude - @ 2,500' which is only about 1,200' higher than the valley floor in most areas. We live in a short, steep valley that gets fog and air inversion conditions in the winter. Fancy way to say - the mountains don't allow enough wind into the middle of the bowl that I live in and it creates air pollution.
I like this spot because I can be on site in @ 25 minutes from my backdoor. Also since it is lower in elevation I can pretty much shoot here year around. This is the Cadillac set up here - 300 -> 1,300 / flat or angles. I am set up on 1,100 at the back wall in this pic.
Good luck
Yeah, I thought I heard something about some Right Coast areas getting another foot of snow today / tonight, and average delays at New York area airports being around 5 hours.
Yasherka - it is deceptively in low altitude - @ 2,500' which is only about 1,200' higher than the valley floor in most areas. We live in a short, steep valley that gets fog and air inversion conditions in the winter. Fancy way to say - the mountains don't allow enough wind into the middle of the bowl that I live in and it creates air pollution.
I like this spot because I can be on site in @ 25 minutes from my backdoor. Also since it is lower in elevation I can pretty much shoot here year around. This is the Cadillac set up here - 300 -> 1,300 / flat or angles. I am set up on 1,100 at the back wall in this pic.
Good luck
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dave_</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I see you shoot in one of those areas where the evil capitalists have raped the ancient forest
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As you well know, if it weren't for those evil capitalists I wouldn't a shot beyond 30 yrds. I love those guys.
Good luck
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dave_</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I see you shoot in one of those areas where the evil capitalists have raped the ancient forest
As you well know, if it weren't for those evil capitalists I wouldn't a shot beyond 30 yrds. I love those guys.
Good luck
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
Breathtaking and highly motivating!
Thanks for sharing that awesome improv range pic!
Oh, yeah, almost forgot...have chainsaw, will travel!
Breathtaking and highly motivating!
Thanks for sharing that awesome improv range pic!
Oh, yeah, almost forgot...have chainsaw, will travel!
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
Ive had a butt full of the snow. I went to the range today and got to lay in 5 new inches of the shit.
Ive had a butt full of the snow. I went to the range today and got to lay in 5 new inches of the shit.
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yeah, I thought I heard something about some Right Coast areas getting another foot of snow today / tonight, and average delays at New York area airports being around 5 hours.
Yasherka - it is deceptively in low altitude - @ 2,500' which is only about 1,200' higher than the valley floor in most areas. We live in a short, steep valley that gets fog and air inversion conditions in the winter. Fancy way to say - the mountains don't allow enough wind into the middle of the bowl that I live in and it creates air pollution.
I like this spot because I can be on site in @ 25 minutes from my backdoor. Also since it is lower in elevation I can pretty much shoot here year around. This is the Cadillac set up here - 300 -> 1,300 / flat or angles. I am set up on 1,100 at the back wall in this pic.
Good luck </div></div>
I thought you were out East! Where in SO are you at MZB? All the way down or somewhere coastal range?
I can see your target there in the distance haha
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yeah, I thought I heard something about some Right Coast areas getting another foot of snow today / tonight, and average delays at New York area airports being around 5 hours.
Yasherka - it is deceptively in low altitude - @ 2,500' which is only about 1,200' higher than the valley floor in most areas. We live in a short, steep valley that gets fog and air inversion conditions in the winter. Fancy way to say - the mountains don't allow enough wind into the middle of the bowl that I live in and it creates air pollution.
I like this spot because I can be on site in @ 25 minutes from my backdoor. Also since it is lower in elevation I can pretty much shoot here year around. This is the Cadillac set up here - 300 -> 1,300 / flat or angles. I am set up on 1,100 at the back wall in this pic.
Good luck </div></div>
I thought you were out East! Where in SO are you at MZB? All the way down or somewhere coastal range?
I can see your target there in the distance haha
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
That site is approximately 3 miles South and West of Rogue River Oregon.
Good luck
That site is approximately 3 miles South and West of Rogue River Oregon.
Good luck
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That site is approximately 3 miles South and West of Rogue River Oregon.
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I'm gonna ring you up one of these days and bring my rifle out! Beautiful country out that way, although I've never had much success with the steelhead
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">That site is approximately 3 miles South and West of Rogue River Oregon.
Good luck </div></div>
I'm gonna ring you up one of these days and bring my rifle out! Beautiful country out that way, although I've never had much success with the steelhead
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yeah, I thought I heard something about some Right Coast areas getting another foot of snow today / tonight, and average delays at New York area airports being around 5 hours.
Yasherka - it is deceptively in low altitude - @ 2,500' which is only about 1,200' higher than the valley floor in most areas. We live in a short, steep valley that gets fog and air inversion conditions in the winter. Fancy way to say - the mountains don't allow enough wind into the middle of the bowl that I live in and it creates air pollution.
I like this spot because I can be on site in @ 25 minutes from my backdoor. Also since it is lower in elevation I can pretty much shoot here year around. This is the Cadillac set up here - 300 -> 1,300 / flat or angles. I am set up on 1,100 at the back wall in this pic.
Good luck </div></div>
Very, very nice. I'm familiar with the bowl theory, having lived in Phoenix most of my formative years. Now I am on the plains at the foot of Pikes Peak (at 6000'), and get into the mountains at every opportunity (8000-10000'). Unfortunately, I haven't found a sweet range such as yours....yet.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yeah, I thought I heard something about some Right Coast areas getting another foot of snow today / tonight, and average delays at New York area airports being around 5 hours.
Yasherka - it is deceptively in low altitude - @ 2,500' which is only about 1,200' higher than the valley floor in most areas. We live in a short, steep valley that gets fog and air inversion conditions in the winter. Fancy way to say - the mountains don't allow enough wind into the middle of the bowl that I live in and it creates air pollution.
I like this spot because I can be on site in @ 25 minutes from my backdoor. Also since it is lower in elevation I can pretty much shoot here year around. This is the Cadillac set up here - 300 -> 1,300 / flat or angles. I am set up on 1,100 at the back wall in this pic.
Good luck </div></div>
Very, very nice. I'm familiar with the bowl theory, having lived in Phoenix most of my formative years. Now I am on the plains at the foot of Pikes Peak (at 6000'), and get into the mountains at every opportunity (8000-10000'). Unfortunately, I haven't found a sweet range such as yours....yet.
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dave_</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I see you shoot in one of those areas where the evil capitalists have raped the ancient forest
</div></div>
As you well know, if it weren't for those evil capitalists I wouldn't a shot beyond 30 yrds. I love those guys.
Good luck </div></div>
Yeah, "those guys" are who I grew up with around my parts. It's funny that when you get just outside of the city limits signs of most Oregon cities, people tend to view trees as a crop which should be harvested and managed, not worshiped.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mo_Zam_Beek</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Dave_</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I see you shoot in one of those areas where the evil capitalists have raped the ancient forest
As you well know, if it weren't for those evil capitalists I wouldn't a shot beyond 30 yrds. I love those guys.
Good luck </div></div>
Yeah, "those guys" are who I grew up with around my parts. It's funny that when you get just outside of the city limits signs of most Oregon cities, people tend to view trees as a crop which should be harvested and managed, not worshiped.
Re: Good Morning from Southern OR
Just left there yesterday... Almost home for good though... Miss it.
Just left there yesterday... Almost home for good though... Miss it.
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