I've been retired for 10 years so I have plenty of time for family and normal household things.
I've been prairie dog hunting in June each year for quite awhile. Around September, I'll start my reloading process in stages, cleaning brass, inspection of cases, etc. My favorite caliber is a 20 Vartarg which takes quite a bit of time to make brass for it, so I start working on that since it takes the longest time to process. Luckily I don't have to make brass every year. I shoot a lot so there's always something to clean or reload for. Between January and the middle of May, I've double checked everything, made the needed reservations, etc. The Friday before father's day I head to WY. I've only lived in NJ for 4.5 months so right now I'm way behind on everything I normally do throughout the year. Waiting on a barrel to come in now and it when it does, I'll get into full swing again.
