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devastator wrote: ↑

December 13th, 2018, 6:26 pm

Why no talk about real muzzleloader hunting,like a flintlock??

They've pretty much killed that in GA. Muzzleloader week now includes youths using centerfires. I think 9/10 shots I heard during muzzleloader week sounded like an AR15. I think it's awesome. My kids really enjoyed it.

Looks like fun. Reminds me of the time a white horse came up to me as I was setting up on some WMA one morning. It was foggy and daylight was slow in coming. It took two tries at running that horse off before it gave up on me. Birds were gobbling the whole time. And would you believe that about half...

At five pounds it might as well be a 20 gauge, unless you're sticking to factory ammo and want the least recoil.

Ever tried a Power Belt? They get a bad rap, but they worked fine for me. Of course, I always loaded mine a good bit lighter than most.

I was surprised at how much that tail wags.

That's a goodun!

That is neat. Having lived in a few states and different kinds of habitat, I find it interesting how everyone compares racks. Everywhere ain't IA, but they're all great animals. I have a little FL 8pt on my wall that people wonder about next to the bigger racks. You have to explain that it's just as...

So add $100 to the budget and get a Beretta A300. They can use an upgrade on the chokes the same as any budget model. Reminds me, I've been meaning to pick up another and stick it in the safe.

I may have been told that the warranty service is the same as Yildiz. I have no experience with the guns.

Mine are pretty much all the same. Slather in mustard. Plug in smoker. Pecan chips in foil pack on element. Check back next morning.

Awfully nice of you to put it out of its misery. It must have been awful trying to get around in the woods with all that stuff on top of its head.

Won't stop hunters from going back to shopping their on the next good sale.

Rubber boots are junk. The last time around I tried the Redhead brand warranty. The manager tried to give me a hard time, but their warranty says they'll swap out anything. I stared him down and walked out with new boots.

Bet that's a hoot!

There would be more interest in older shotguns if we knew what we were looking at. I get the wantsies right regular, but I have no idea what it is or what it is good for when it comes to the classics. Prices seem pretty high when you consider we can pick up a Beretta or Franchi autoloader for less. ...

I want to shoot doves wherever it is you shoot. I almost got my limit yesterday, but I think I only had one safe shot inside 20 yards. Justify the purchase of another gun by multiplying the cost of sighting in with TSS shells by the number of years you are likely to use the gun. New gun! :cheers: :c...

Well, if you want to be talked out of it...that bolt handle would have to go. Full-house 12ga loads out of such a light load are brain-scrambling shoulder wreckers. The short barrel will be unreasonably loud.

Ain't much of an argument. Go for it.

I heard it'll clean, cook and have it waiting at the house for you in one shot.

Western KY was at the top of the list. Then I saw KY has one of the earliest average ages of death.

I was born in raised in the Sandhills of SC, was graduated from USC and spent several years travelling the state for work. I do miss the BBQ.

Pretty sweet. And congratulations!

Made in Turkey?

Nope, but this timber company is unusually easy to get along with. It throws me off, how reasonable they are compared to others. I do remember one club where the pres. was aggressive about making sure WHO among the various cutting crews the timber company sent. The ones that did that were stopped fr...

Back when I did that I had one of the original Loggy Bayou. If I did again, I'd want another. I think Lone Wolf is the lightweight choice these days, but I never used one.

A jury trial? Yeesh. That'll teach him to plead not guilty.