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    Which rifle should I sell?

    I’ve got plenty of overlapping calibers. But different type guns among them. For instance 300 win mag has always been a fav caliber. I most commonly use my .300 Sako but it’s heavy and if it’s super wet or I’ve gotta go super far my .300 model 70 with synthetic stock, stainless barrel. Deer...
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    The Gun Hit List

    An anaconda, a python, smith model 17, .22. I think I’d like a .410 turkey gun but I’ve got 7 turkey guns now in other gauges. A .410 contender for chasing rabbits where pistols are allowed. Also for some reason want a 25-06 though I have so many calibers right near it some in multiple guns...
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    Which rifle should I sell?

    How much do you really think you’ll get for it? Will it make you that much more of a responsible adult? The ultimate short cash you get will be gone n forgotten right quick. No sense being gun poor imo. Keep em
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    Budget Bow - Trick it out or leave it be?

    You could upgrade to a longbow? listen I’ve had all kinds of bows. My advice is not a real lot is gonna drastically change your bow. Def not change performance. The bow is what it is. Think about it? You shouldn’t be covering the target imo. If the pin was a clock the 12.00 position tip would...
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    Old Powder

    Black powder becomes unstable and thus surely does go bad in a sense. Imo shooting it wouldn’t be the worse thing ever but the op needs to be aware of the issues
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    Bow maintenance

    Check your eclips. They do fall out. Mark all your stuff and tap the riser. If anything is loose it’ll vibrate. If you shoot carbon shafts, flex em and check your nocks. If they’re cracked and blow off during a shot it could be about a dry fire Can’t believe I read not to wax strings. Strings...
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    Brother no hardass. A neighbor of mine always thought he could be softer. I warned him bout what could happen pretty easily if he didn’t have decent control. He is an older guy, had a blown Achilles’ tendon. The dogs would drag him around. I told him to give them to me. Went for a quick walk and...
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    As far a lighting em up in public I’ll just reiterate the beep or slight nic about to increase intensity instantly will result in not needing to ever do so most times as they understand the consequences. They’re absolute. I’ll also say ecollar isn’t the only time we’re absolute. Other ways to do...
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    I was married and now the girl I live w were/are the same way. The kids, dogs would all be freaking out in the house when I was married. I’d be mowing the grass and could hear chaos over the tractor. I’d hop off go inside and I could hear crickets. Hmmm who’s the prob! My girl now tried helping...
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    I always tell people dogs need to comply. Accidents can always happen but what if the dog is headed for a road? Sketchy ice, etc etc. Not listening could cost him his life. Not making him listen would make it her fault. Now regarding collars. No need most times for a yip. I run hounds and big...
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    Don make no mistake I fully understand your point and def agree. Important in that circumstance for sure. I’m speaking in general to get the dog to begin looking to you for direction. Whoa won’t do that, here certainly won’t do that the way heel teaches them to look for you for direction. Other...
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    Is this common practice at archery pro shops?

    Absolutely agree, gotta work both ways
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    Is this common practice at archery pro shops?

    That’s not true at all. Most shops found here at least once you buy a bow 100% support you. YOU are a priority not the guy kicking tires. How would you view it if you weren’t? Leave an awful bad taste in your mouth about them. Like I said it’s all not cut n dried. If the guy has enough help to...
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    Is this common practice at archery pro shops?

    around here they don’t typically but if you ask they will change it. Remember lots of guys might be tire kicking on a Sat afternoon. Only 10/15 minutes but during that time he’s not helping another customer, working on a bow, ringing up another sale. Yes pro shops offer a service but what...
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    I think you’re referring to drop for a release command in fetching not a release from a command. If a dog is at whoa, heel, hup whatever, drop is surely just a word like the rest but I’m thinking you mean drop the bird
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    That’s good guys keep em coming
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    So JLS mention some more things that you utilize. I’m only attempting to give fellas ideas for thought. Share yours. Someone will be reading that could possibly benefit
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    Idk I’ve never had a problem, guess I don’t use nor anyone I hunt with but use whatever works best in your situation.
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    You can also start training a head or ear tap at the same time you say release commands. In time just the tap will work. 4 dogs on point, you want one to move, fetch something you can tap just that ones head. Imagine if you said fetch, you’d have 4 birds now
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    Imo one of the most important bird dog commands

    You can use Fred Flintstone it wouldn’t matter but why did you have a prob w ok?

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