I went to the range earlier this week. I'm beginning to suspect that there is something to this Global Warming thing. The temperature had to be 95°. This range is semi primitive and is located down in a hole surrounded by trees. Works good for containing the noise but doesn't let in a lot of breezes. I'm thinking that going to the range in winter might be more enjoyable. I don't hunt so I don't have clothing suitable for a lot of outdoor activity. I know, you folks that live in Northern climes think I'm a sissy but cold hands, feet and other body parts tend to take away from the enjoyment of shooting for me.
I'm going to start watching the sales for overalls/coveralls suitable for winter use here in Tennessee. Since I really don't know what to look for, I could use some advice. Remember, I'm in Tennessee not the UP of Michigan or Wyoming, etc. It may be that Long Johns and regular overalls or coveralls might be sufficient.
I'm not giving up on going in hot weather. Being retired, I can go on weekdays and have the whole place to myself. Last visit,while taking a water break, I observed a couple of young deer that hadn't lost their spots yet grazing on the range where I had been shooting 15 minutes before. May have to start taking a camera with me.
Lots of words to ask a simple question.
John
W.TN