People were leaving me three or four anonymous voicemail death threats a day.

My friends were getting death threats on social media who were standing up for me.

I was fully expecting somebody to show up to my house.

There was a rally in Portland, like cardboard sign rally against me.

Wow.

And it's like, what have I done I haven't broken the law all I've done is is

hunted and contributed to conservation in a real world meaningful way.

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solo targets because I use the crap out of these things.

We all know that you should train like you fight or practice as close to the real thing

as you possibly can.

And solo targets are an R2 target that allows you to practice on a truly life-size hyper realistic target.

Here's why I like solo targets. Besides the fact that I get to shoot giant bulls every day,

the solo target is a hyper realistic target skin that can be used

in conjunction with pretty much any block or target that you already have so

it's much much cheaper than than a 3D target.

The solo skin also forces you into a much more real life scenario where you have to actually

pick a spot on the side of an animal and not just shooting circles on a target.

So, the target have launched a bunch of new targets this year

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