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.223 rifle advice
Both of my children started with rimfres; and the summer before their first hunting season each probably shot a brick using open sites and a scope. Inexpensive, great way to learn site picture, proper hold, and most importantly proper trigger press. 223 is adequate for deer, but the 243, 250's... -
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Rinella on recruitment/access
Interesting perspective; the thrust of his talk concerning more opportunities (places) to hunt is spot on for most east of the big muddy.- Slam
- Post #3
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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7.3 Powerstroke...yes or no?
Here is all you need to know about Ford diesels: http://powerstrokehelp.com/- Slam
- Post #51
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Tag your animal immediately!
^^^^^^ Yep! Couple of things: 1. Rob, you need to reread Jim's statement, he had his license on him. 2. Its been my experience over the years that young wardens and law enforcement types tend to be more aggressive and not make as wise of decisions as their elders do; same as most of us. A... -
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shotgun advice
Barrels - http://www.corsonsbarrels.com/winchesterbarrels.htm Choke Tubes - http://www.briley.com/chokeinstallationpricing.aspx If you have the cash, spend a couple hundred more and buy another shotgun.- Slam
- Post #5
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Meat Field Care
I'll second that on the Havalon, wonderful knife, but be careful!- Slam
- Post #30
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Whitetail for the wife trade hunt
John, if you like a drive I have a modestly large farm in north east Ohio and plenty of tree stands and several ground blinds set up. I used to do quite a bit of youth hunts so several of the stands are of the "buddy" type. Deer numbers (kills) are falling from our all time highs of several...- Slam
- Post #35
- Forum: Women Hunters
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Rocky Mtn. Arsenal
That bottom mulie has a piebald face.- Slam
- Post #4
- Forum: Cameras - Photo and Video
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Meat Field Care
Very informative post. Thanks Bambi.- Slam
- Post #23
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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6 Bulls in one Afternoon
The irony of how hard and diligent you hunted for a bull to come across these while looking for a deer for the brother. You must laughed heartily at the folly of it.- Slam
- Post #7
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Longrange OK for some?
] I've seen your portfolio...you obviously hunt with Jesus as well. I always suspected Greenie had higher powers or friends in high places.- Slam
- Post #96
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Longrange OK for some?
__________________ You and me both; that Jesus fella (the bearded one?) sure knows how to get it done!- Slam
- Post #87
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Longrange OK for some?
Is that Jesus in the middle with the beard?- Slam
- Post #80
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Intro and boy's elk episode 1
Well written story. I can empathize with your mixed emotions as you watched your son head off for his hunt. I to have felt those feeling watching my son, pack on back head into the vastness of the west. And the relief and joy in reconnecting after the shot. -
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MT 2014 OTC Bull
Stu, that country looks real similar to what I hunted in 2008, 2 yrs after the fire. Treacherous stuff. Nice bull. Hope you had pack animals to get it out. -
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Petersen's Hunting on Public Land Divestiture
I hope that some national entity (possibly initiated by the outdoor industry) can be established to consolidate our voices and voting power on this issue. As much as I like our congressman from Wis. and find most of his positions to be rational and well thought out I cannot fathom his approach...- Slam
- Post #11
- Forum: Public Land Issues
