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Condolences on the passing of your mother. May you find peace during this difficult time.

Left to right: 1. Remington Core-Lokt 185-grain 8mm 2. Hornady 220-grain .323-diameter (8mm) Spire Point 3. Barnes original "X" bullet in 8mm (.323") 200-grain

I deleted the thread on purpose because the conversation was becoming unnecessarily unproductive due to tantrums like yours. It was no longer a productive thread and was a waste of time for everyone involved. End of story.

Looks like they're still available at other dealers.

I got the notification yesterday after two years that these are finally in stock and they went out of stock again today. :LOL:

Excellent bleeding will produce some great fresh meat. Congratulations, great looking kill.

I have some excellent grassy patches to work with right now, so that's why I'm sticking to this general area I've scouted before moving on. It's a season of change, like you said, with animal behavior and more people out. In the coming weeks, everything will change dramatically as far as access...

I've been out and about looking for spots recently. With the recent cold snaps, the vegetation is changing color nicely. Finding sign is proving to be very difficult, much more so than in the spring. There are bugs and nuts on the ground everywhere. With food this plentiful, I doubt any flocks...

Ahhhhh. That's why they're so bad in WARM not HOT woods.

It's scary and terrible and unfortunately unavoidable. I am using picaridin now, lightly in the winter, but a good amount in warm weather of course. Still searching for a natural and effective tick repellant. Nootkatone seems really promising but it appears that big chem is purposefully killing...

Looks like a fun day indeed. A beautiful animal harvested. Congratulations to you all.