I Wonder If Anyone Read The Article Yesterday

Yep, I wonder how many went to the mentioned site and read the article. For those that did, I hope it opens up your eyes. As I said, it is the same scenario I have been warning people about, but in much greater detail. I also hope that it doesn't come to fruition.

A lot of people on that forum are rural people and don't have bug out bags. They have get home bags. In other words, they have bags that will help them get back home if something happens. Most us have decided that we will stay home and hunker down there. That is where our guns, ammo, food, and everything else is. I'll comment on bags in a later post.

The picture above is an African Watusi bull (African cattle).

I went to three stores yesterday, one in Columbia Falls and two in Kalispell. The one in Columbia Falls (Murdock's) had a lot of powder and some ammo. The other two Cabela's and The Sportsman and Ski Haus, had some ammo and I got a couple of things at all three. Not really any primers at any of them. I don't think I'll stop at any more stores going home. I've seen enough to be able to write about it.

I see the stock market was up today. Didn't do much for us, but maybe it helped you.

I see that southern California is on fire again. That's an annual event.

For those that don't know, Remington has filed for bankruptcy. They haven't done well with their firearms recently and I don't know where the blame should be. I've heard rumors on who might be interested in buying them, but I'll leave it at that.

You might want to consider a house plan that you can implement if someone breaks into your house. I'll discuss that more in a future blog (hey, I've got to save something to talk about).

Feel free to leave a comment if you would like to have me talk about a certain topic. I won't guarantee that I will, but who knows.

As usual, take care and stay safe.