RTV 500 Gun Racks

nickel plate · Nov 29, 2011

Gary Fowler said:
Man you guys must tractor in some bad ***** neighborhoods to have to be packing that kind of heat on your lawnmowers and tractors. I was thinking of getting one of the old style rear window gun racks for my RTV for my shotgun as I occassionally find a snake hanging around the pond in the summer. Once upon a time, a pistol would do for this, but now sometimes I need two shots with a shotgun.

Gary,
This is my front yard and these are a few of my neighbors. The shotgun is mainly for scare off use.

ksshooter · Nov 30, 2011

So.......does CA stand for California or Central Alberta?

Hope you have some slugs in those holders...just for when they don't feel like being scared!

Beautiful looking country!!!:thumbsup:

nickel plate · Nov 30, 2011

ksshooter said:
So.......does CA stand for California or Central Alberta?
Hope you have some slugs in those holders...just for when they don't feel like being scared! Beautiful looking country!!!:thumbsup:

ksshooter,
We're about ten miles southwest of Yosemite NP-we bought the property a few years ago because of the abundance of game to photograph but if I happen to harvest a legal turkey in season, so be it.
I beg the OP's pardon as this is no attempt to hijack the thread-just to again show why one must be prepared when away from the safety of our homes. Further if I may, we live down near a creek depression on a one mile, one way in private road with no gates and during the "growing season" we have become uncomfortable on several occassions by unfamiliar vehicles turning into our entrance and leaving when we make our presence be known. This is why we have several self-defense weapons placed strategically about our property. Here are a few more good neighbor photos with the a game camera mounted on the same tree:

roman · Dec 3, 2011

JW5875, PM me... I have something for you.:thumbsup:

ksshooter · Dec 5, 2011

Nickel plate..it looks like you have an awesome location. I shoot lots of pictures where I am because I have a large quarry pond in my "backyard"! We have lots of waterfowl, deer, coyotes, racoons, hawks and turkeys but no BEARS!! The latest news around these parts which was verified by Kansas Fish and Game is Mountain Lions being spotted and KFandG has now verified the tracks. It does add a little tinge of excitement when I go to feed horses in the evening. Thanks for the pics and enjoy your winter in the wild:thumbsup: