I have to think about how much black smoke and how smelly most of that junk would be once it’s used up and you toss it in a fire to get rid of it! The best thing to do for your own life is to spend less money and invest more.
I've never owned or shot a muzzleloader, never got my tag. But I know a lot of real old timers and conservationist types love the whole muzzleloading scene after regular rifle season gets done.
I am thinking about after regular season closes this year, doing another winter camping trip to the Finger Lakes National Forest. I had a lot of fun in 2018, and while it was cold and snowy, it was enjoyable.
It’s kind of fun to be out in the wilderness in the snow, enjoying the cold and colors.
As the snow falls all around.
The sun can be weak but next to heater with a hot cup of coffee, mornings are a lot of fun.
And the fire is nice and warm.
Winter camping can be fun.
