Compound Improvement and Maintenance

Since Friday, 4 of my sons and I have spent some time upgrading the LP/OP area of our compound, and taking some distance measurements to make sure that the 300 Win Mag can be placed close enough to incapacitate vehicles at a choke point that is very difficult to circumvent.  We also did some maintenance on the cabin.  During our stay we unexpectedly ran into a Rocky Mountain Pygmy Rattlesnake.  I was able to make a head shot at about 10 yards with the trusty .45.  That night we had some Rattlesnake fried up, yummmmie.  The skin was stretched, and is awaiting tanning.

Things are looking up, and the compound is looking better and better.

Now I'm back, I will be posting in the regular manner.