Stopped by the Academy in Terrell this morning while out that way and was surprised with the amount of ammo in different calibers they had. I was looking for .243 but they didn't have any. They had a good amount of 30-06.
Brisket - You need more than 1 round? Wish I could help you out but I shoot a 25-06 and just picked up 2 more boxes of it last week at Academy. It was a good day at the ranch. Got the duck blinds brushed and feeders topped off. Food plots are doing good. Not as thick this year but we didn't get the usual October rains as we typically do.
I've got the Cuddeback system with 3 cameras. 1 main camera that transmits all the pics and 2 remote cameras that sync with the main. I like their system because I can have a bunch of cameras spread across my land and only pay 1 monthly/yearly price. I've had them for 2 years and haven't had any major issues out if them.
This year's list probably isn't as prevalent as previous ones as there are many quality BBQ places to eat now. However, it will be interesting who he includes in the Top 10, especially the Top 5.
I know there is a TX BBQ thread that has a little talk of the list coming out next week but figured it should have its own thread for 1. Who is going to be on the list that wasn't last time? 2. Who is not going to be on the list or has a huge drop? 3. Predictions on who will be #1. 4. Any other Surly opinions.... I think there is so much more competition since the last list came out. I know of several quality BBQ joints that opened up before the list came out but weren't "eligible". I think there is also enough great places that joints like Cooper's and City Market don't make it. Ones I think could possibly pop in there from the D/FW area are 407BBQ, Panther City, Goldee's and Smoke Sessions. Pecan Lodge will probably have the biggest fall. I haven't been to some places like Truth and others but I'm going with Hutchins BBQ in McKinney as #1.