Henry "Mare's Leg"

[backupr9]

Juggling chain saws is a damn sight safer than a night carrier landing.  Kudos trapper!

[tracker]

Thank you, John; as with most things it does become somewhat easier with practice. A pitching deck doesn't help much, either.

[tracker]

Richard,
If you need to reach out across the ridge here is a ridge runner that will take out most anything in the holler in Critter Creek or any other creek.

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/taylors-co-45-70-ridge-runner-lever-gun/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20160606_BlogDigest_175&utm_campaign=/blog/taylors-co-45-70-ridge-runner-lever-gun/

[MikeInTexas]

Richard,
If you need to reach out across the ridge here is a ridge runner that will take out most anything in the holler in Critter Creek or any other creek.

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/taylors-co-45-70-ridge-runner-lever-gun/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20160606_BlogDigest_175&utm_campaign=/blog/taylors-co-45-70-ridge-runner-lever-gun/

If you want over 1 1/2 times the power of that popgun, with faster and heaver bullets choices, and as a bonus an easy to acquire sidearm chambered in the same caliber I would suggest something like this...................
http://www.bighornarmory.com/catalog/big-horn-armory-products/model-89-carbine-500-sandw-2/
or this
http://sskindustries.com/lever-guns/

[tracker]

That lever action cannon may be more appropriate for West Texas rancher wetback control rather than eastern Tennessee ridge running short range.

[Richard S]

That Taylor's Ridge Runner .45-70 is really tempting.  As for the Big Horn .500 .... Wow!  However, I've had my right shoulder repaired twice for a torn rotator cuff.  I suspect that only my orthopedic surgeon would recommend that I get one of those.