The "Matrix" Full Monty
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Re: The "Matrix" Full Monty
Very sweet bows!!! I'm really thinking hard on getting a 355 this spring. Plan on shooting 20'' out of it. And the wife wants a 310. And that too will be shooting 20'' out of it. Any positive and negative info on these two would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: The "Matrix" Full Monty
Got a ham going in my Pit Barrel Cooker. It was rubbed down (dry), it is about to get a mustard rub (egg, mustard, bread crumbs, swedish thing) and then go in a 450 oven to harden up the mustard rub.
The one for Christmas was so good, had to do another.
If I ever make the trip, you can bet you'll be eating brisket, pork shoulder, and reverse-seared THICK ribeyes.
The one for Christmas was so good, had to do another.
If I ever make the trip, you can bet you'll be eating brisket, pork shoulder, and reverse-seared THICK ribeyes.
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Re: The "Matrix" Full Monty
@swamp donkey. What length, and brand bolts are you shooting through your 380?
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My ancestors are from eastern French speaking Canada. The Acadians. I grew up in southwest Louisiana. So we can have some not-so-fresh, no-so-atlantic crawfish, as appetizers before the lobsterSwamp Donky wrote:Sounds awesome, J B! If you ever make it up here? I'll feed ya some moose meat,fresh atlantic salmon & lobsters!Jerod B. wrote:Got a ham going in my Pit Barrel Cooker. It was rubbed down (dry), it is about to get a mustard rub (egg, mustard, bread crumbs, swedish thing) and then go in a 450 oven to harden up the mustard rub.
The one for Christmas was so good, had to do another.
If I ever make the trip, you can bet you'll be eating brisket, pork shoulder, and reverse-seared THICK ribeyes.