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KHunter CO archery sheep hunt
Awesome hunt!! Congratulations!- jbowlin
- Post #141
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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.257 Wby Mag?
257 put him down in his tracks this weekend. 110gr Accubond did very little meat damage on the way in or out. -
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Blackhorn 209 not adding up
I'm relatively new to shooting BH209 but have been weighing each of my charges and have found that the volume difference is +/- 10grains when I put them in the plastic BH speed loaders. When I was developing my hunting load I was shooting over a chrono and despite volume differences (weighed...- jbowlin
- Post #10
- Forum: Muzzleloaders
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Dog issue
I had the same issue with one of my Brittanie's. Asked my vet about it and he told me it was a non-issue so long as the dog was UTD on worming, and behavior correction as described above is what he recommended. Nutrition-wise, I also feed the Purina Pro Plan and my dogs mostly leave the steaming...- jbowlin
- Post #18
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Seems like Nebraska is still struggling to figure out herd management strategies
I can really see the landowner wanting something done as well. He/She has attempted working with G&P the last few years per the second story/link posted, and sounds like it hasn't necessarily helped the crop damage side. What I find discouraging is that the NSF and G&P have tried to get...- jbowlin
- Post #6
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Seems like Nebraska is still struggling to figure out herd management strategies
https://nesportsfnd.com/file_download/d5a4a48f-1653-469d-b887-bf0f180e090f A little more backstory and information- jbowlin
- Post #4
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Seems like Nebraska is still struggling to figure out herd management strategies
https://kneb.com/regional-news/damage-control-elk-permit-for-morrill-co-landowner-raises-questions-concerns-among-hunting-public/ Wasn't sure if this was correct Forum for this.- jbowlin
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Wyoming hunter
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Grouse Season is Almost Here
Got the pup on his first upland hunt and the old dog out to start another season. Not a bad morning in the Sandhills.- jbowlin
- Post #63
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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243 short brass problem?!
Yes, I always measure and make loads with all the same brass, the cleaning and sizing was done in one setting and I guess more than anything I was puzzled as to why it would be so short. I've never had brass shorter than trim specs call for and wasn't sure if it may cause any pressure issues or...- jbowlin
- Post #6
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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243 short brass problem?!
I have some once fired Winchester brass for my dads .243, when I measured it after de-priming and sizing it is coming in at 2.017-2.025. Specs say that trimmed brass should be at 2.035 and max is 2.045, so my question is should I pitch the short brass or is it safe to shoot? And how the heck...- jbowlin
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Grouse Season is Almost Here
First day of September will find me and my four legged pals chasing doves with sharpies and chickens to be chased soon after!- jbowlin
- Post #39
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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.257 Wby Mag?
I've had good success using the weatherby 100gr and 120gr. Just didn't like the cost of the factory loads, but for a hunt like that I wouldn't mind paying for their performance. -
Eastern WY Muley Decline?
I know in Western NE they've limited mule deer doe harvest due to increased whitetail populations in traditional mule deer areas. I know this isn't an apples to apples example, but it may also play into it. -
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New Legislation in House
Just saw this and passing along. Anyone have more information on it? http://magazine.outdoornebraska.gov/2019/07/recovering-americas-wildlife-act-introduced-in-house/- jbowlin
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- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Off the shelf muzzleloader recommendations?
Had a little time today to shoot, and I do mean a little. I shot the new gun 5x at 50 yds to start dialing in scope so i can start building a load. It shot really well, had it 3" high at 50yds by the third shot. held pretty good group there. I'll hopefully have more time this coming week to...- jbowlin
- Post #43
- Forum: Muzzleloaders
