Some people just needs a little reassurance from time to time to validate what they think is ok, or to figure out what they need to be a better hunter.

Then you have - even in Pennsylvania 4 out of every 10 children being raised by their mothers in a single parent home.
These children do not have fathers to guide them in the right direction and often times a neighbor or a friend from school gets them interested in hunting and at times the mothers has to get on the internet to figure out what she needs to buy to get her kids into hunting - god bless them.

When my girlfriends dad died, her mom went to a gun store and told the owner that she did not have a lot of money and wanted to buy her two sons rifles. He sold her a couple of pieces of junk, old army rifles for $350 each. For $350 each, I could have hooked them up with practically new .270's or 30/06 Savage rifles with scopes on them.

So anyone that asks a intelligent question, I will go out of my way to give them the proper answer. Even if it means getting on the nerves of the other forum members or making them mad when I dispute that you don't need Nosler Bullets or a Magnum caliber or a $500 Leupold scope to hunt whitetail deer.