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You definitely should. Tallow is very useful.

Love the scope it is the model set up for the 450 bushmaster.

Thank you for the watch and I appreciate the question. I just leave mine on it’s not problem.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors thank you for letting me know and for the reassurance.

No problem

Thank you and I appreciate your comment. This is what works for me and has worked for me and I’ve never had trouble with accuracy. But a question have you ever had your torque wrench calibrated or even checked for tolerance. But if 20% difference in torque can cause 12” MOA I’d think you would have it calibrated yearly if what you say is true.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors I check and calibrate it every month because I'm doing between 15-50 scope mountings a month. Never had a client complain about having rings come loose, Leupold and Weaver both tell you to not use loctite on scope rings. Just get yourself a quality torque screwdriver and ditch the loctite. Trust me you'll be seeing an improvement on groups once you use proper torque specs on stuff.

Thank you for watching!

Learned this from a professional and I’ve been doing this set up for years have never had a problem. But you do you.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors loctite as mentioned below can cause your torque wrench to mis read the torque value, resulting im stripped ring screws and or broken rings, I will def keep doing me thanks!

Well I’ve never had that problem and I’ll keep doing it. If you have had that problem I’d suggest investing in better rings.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors I think you're missing the point... have a good night.

Loctite can change the torque value by about 20%. Depending on the ring manufacturer they may recommend a 28lbs of torque on the rings. That 5-6lbs of torque difference. I can deal with that % I may be off on torque for the insurance it will not come loose while out on a hunt. Also if you are that concerned with 20% different on torque value at that low end of lbs of torque please make sure you torque wrench is calibrated and certified each year.

Personal I don’t think so.

It might be able to. As long as you are not putting a ton of pressure on it.

Good for you bro!

Yea but you need to watch to if there is any fishing

That’s great glad you are enjoying it. Yes that screw can be a bugger to mess with. Like you said for the price point it is a great value.

Thank you, it does have great action no matter what speed. Also, that variety pack is the way to go!

Louisiana fish fry has plenty of seasoning in it. It actually has dried garlic and paprika in it.

Definitely doesn’t taste like fish and it so good!

Not very long just till they are golden brown.

Right on!

Thank you and appreciate you watching. Hours paddling is really all depends on how fast the water is flowing. I’ve seen plenty of people float there Karthaus to Renovo route too.

Thank you

Yes sir, I keep all my batteries trickle chargers from a.co/d/5ZKWfvI

That’s perfect!

This was in last weekend in May before the holiday. I think it was 1.7 ft on this trip. I’m not sure if I would want to run it any lower. We have also run this trip as high as 6ft and that is a touch too high for us.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors Awesome thanks for the info! Also, have you done any fishing along this stretch? If so, how was it?

@@ericoberholzer5430 honestly we have never really fish that stretch of river. I have a fishing rod with me but barely fish on that trip. We see people fishing it as they float all the time. If you want a good trip to paddle and fish I’d suggest the Juniata river.

You could experiment. You just need to keep the lye solution to fat solution the same.

Rendered down fat from a deer.

You could definitely use it to bore sight a rifle or use it as a rest at gun range. But I’d rather use a lead sled for those task.

Yes it does

You sure could.

Not difficult at all to make.

I make deer tallow for many projects so it’s not a burden at all.

Bacon grease can work too. Also wax and crisco work too

Definitely but this is just a way to use up parts of the deer that I’d throw out.

Right on!

To us it’s not a waste at all. We also make soap, bird feed cakes and candles out of deer tallow.

The rendered fat really has no smell so I haven’t found this to happen.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors your point is moot you said really has no smell so if that's true it still stinks and it sure as heck will smell good to a bear.

@@dieselfrk13 a bear is going to smell you no matter so…

@@LemonRiverOutdoors I know I know keyboard warrior here. I'm not worried about the bear smelling me.

@@dieselfrk13 it’s a very good discussion. From experience I have used them in black bear areas in PA and had no interaction with bears.

Yes it can.

Those work great also!

I don’t think this would start a class D fire. But a good BBQ pit or camp fire .

We don’t care for the taste when cooking with deer tallow. But we still save the deer fat and render it down into usable tallow for projects like soap, candles, bird feed cakes and fire starters to name a few. We stick to beef and pork tallow for cooking.

Another great recipe

Lighter is just the ignition source. Try to use a light to start char coal 😉 or some damp wood.

Deer tallow doesn’t taste good. But yes you can substitute the tallow with paraffin or beeswax.

We use deer tallow for a lot things around the house. And yes this is an excellent starter for damp wood.

We render the fat from all the deer we harvest each year into tallow. It doesn’t taste good like bear, hog of beef tallow but is great for a bunch of different projects around the house.

I do

Either way it definitely gets a good fire going.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors it definitely does. Good way to use more from a deer too.

@@Beard120 that’s my main reason for making them. I try to use up as much of the deer as I can with out getting to extreme.

Definitely could if needed.

I’ll send you one to test it out.

To my knowledge there is no guide with campsites labeled on them. There are plenty of campsites threw out this stretch of river. We have been doing this trip for almost 10 years and discover a new site each year. You will see paths up the river bank to a nice site all over the place. It is a great trip enjoy your time on the water.

@@LemonRiverOutdoors Thanks! Have you ever gone from Shawville to Renovo? Just curious if the section from Keating to Renovo is worth the extra mileage.

We have not got all the way to Renovo. I’m not 100% sure on what that section of river is like. But the last few miles into Keating the river really slows down and if you have a head wind it can be a ruff paddle.

Thanks for the video!