Episode-2470- Listener Feedback for 7-15-19

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Today on The Survival Podcast I answer your questions on anarchism, the FTC, rabbits, credit scores, the solar minimum, mulching, money management, guns and more.

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Will

5 years ago

Thanks Jack for another great show.

On the climate topic, I happen to be in one of the effected areas of this last winter’s weird weather, but you hit the nail on the head; temps have been beautiful, but do to standing water/flooding, I was put back an additional month getting my garden planted and don’t expect much to produce well.

On the hunting topic, you’ve flat out said it before, but I’m a stubborn example of proof that you don’t need some huge monster of a rifle to hunt anything in north America. My personal favorite rifle is my tried and true 30-30. I do use the higher end hornady leverevelution ammunition, but I don’t hesitate taking up to a 200 yard shot on bull elk, and it’s not failed yet. Being I hunt the back country of western Idaho, it’s rare that I ever have a shot beyond 100 yards, so it fits my application perfectly, but I probably wouldn’t attempt a shot over 200 yards on an elk, but anything shorter, it’s going in the freezer.

Just thought I’d share that from repeated experiences, I agree whole heartedly that studying ballistic charts gives a false sense of doubt or confidence. The best weapon anyone can carry is the one they feel most confident in.

Thanks again.

Will in Idaho