Yeah....I have a room at the end of the basement (12x30?) that is my dog's room. She has a doggy door.....a bed....an indoor dogloo.....and a 30x15 enclosed fenced-in area outside. She also has twin french doors, a fan.....and a nice little eating station.
All that....and she sleeps upstairs, most nights.
When I die....I wanna come back as one of my dogs.
It is nice shooting indoors at home. I have to shoot a bit diagonally and through a few openings but it works
I have the same meat grinder. [8D]
This weekend I'm unpacking everything at the new place and organizing things in the basement a bit. I will hopefully get my new Morrell Outdoor Range bag hung and some lights wired in the basement too. I don't have 20 yards (only 11) but it will be great practice. I'll hopefully be able to post some pics on here by the end of the weekend!
I stand at one wall, shoot over the couch, down the hall, through the door, into the laundry room, over the ironing board, into a target that sits on a table in the laundry room, right next to the hot water heater. [:-]
I put a lock on the door so that I can make sure nobody else comes into the basement when I'm shooting.
I have to take out one of the ceiling panels to make room for my top cam to rotate!
RJ, Does it work OK ? I just picked it up at Wally World a few weeks back for $35. Seemed like a good deal to me !
Works great. I haven't used it this last season, got it the year before and ground up 3 deer with it then with no issues. It will bog down a bit compared to other high end grinders if you put in chunks too big and/or too fast, you have to make sure you chop up the pieces into roughly golf ball size chunks.......but if you do this it works fine and chews through everything pretty quickly. Great deal for $35, thats about what I paid for mine and I figured if I got 2-3 seasons out of it I got my $$'s worth.
Buckeye's post got me wondering.....
