[orangello]

Originally Posted by AR762

She told me, she had these little twin girls in a class one time, which had the names of Yellowjello and Orangejello. Your screen name reminds me of that story every time.

It is my fat, orange cat's name; if i ever get a yellow lab, it will be named Lemonjello.

[matt g]

Originally Posted by orangello

MattG, are you saying all those things on the ground are rocks? That looks very foreign to a MS & Memphis guy; i was thinking "must have a lot of cows to make all those piles".

I don't have a pic of the "range" i've been using; one of my nephew's buddies has some family land with some oil leases on it. I like this one particular site that has been dug out of red clay, so i'm surrounded by 30' red clay cliffs on all sides but the way in (has ramp/road). It is near the Leaf river.

The mountain in the background is Mt. Lassen, which is a volcano. The rocks came from it when it blew millions of years ago. Prior to it blowing it was the largest mountain on the face of the earth, Mt. Tehama. You can still see the remnants of Mt. Tehama today in the foothills around Mt. Lassen.

Most of the area east of Redding, CA has rocks like that on it. Many people in the area sell them for ridiculous prices to people who want fireplaces, gateways and fences made out of rock. We've had several bids on ours, but I don't want the ground torn up.

We have rock fences on and around that property from old homesteads and ranches which date to the mid to late 1800s.

[skullcrusher]

Originally Posted by ScottG

Here it is, right here....

Dang, Scott! Is that public land? Beautiful!

[skullcrusher]

Another one. It is 85 yds straight across, so 100 is doable at an angle.

[matt g]

Originally Posted by skullcrusher

Another one. It is 85 yds straight across, so 100 is doable at an angle.

Is that a whale?

[skullcrusher]

Originally Posted by matt g

Is that a whale?

Home made fountain blowin' in the 25mph gusts that day. The nozzle is made to be interchangeable so I can spout different patterns.

[M14sRock]

Originally Posted by matt g

Some land that my wife and I own, it's the closest thing to a range that I've got:



It's our little rock farm.

Matt, I'm loving your land. It looks like all the dez around the 395 on the way to Mammoth. Miles and miles of lava rocks strewn about.

[M14sRock]

Here are a couple of angles from the same hill, where we shoot. Each one is good to 1,000 yards. This same area has a couple of lanes that can go 2,500+, which works out well with a couple of friends who have .50's. The home grown target plates are 6"x12". The deep divots are from close range rifle rounds. The splashes are from rifle rounds after 400 yards. The plates hold up very well, and get a lot of abuse.

[Gojubrian]

Dude, that's awesome!!

[truevil1313]

That is a great set up! Looks like some nice hardware too! Keep sending them down range.