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After working on my som’s deer stand this morning , went for a stroll around the 40. Stalk a group of 6 for quite sometime , kept... -
Congrats on the doe. My brother likes those 125s in his 30-06.
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Impressive performance of the bullet. Congratulations on a tender edition of Odocoileus virginianus.
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Congratulations on your successful hunt. That lil butterball will be tasty. The 308 125 AB looks like a solid choice! JD338
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Yesterday during our youth/senior citizen antlerless season which spikes under 3 inches are legal, I got this one using my Sako Forester...
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Even stainless steel can rust if not wiped down after being out in the wet weather, or travelling home in a damp rifle case. As with...
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The stock design really helps to dampens the recoil. The Nosler brake tames it well but it's not bad with out the brake. Sue shoots it...
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Shot some of both and in my opinion the 28 with a great 175/180 is king of the heap. Less recoil than the 30 and higher BC bullets until...
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When I started out with my 280AI, my gunsmith suggested I try Magnum primers. My groups went to bug holes. JD338
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Congrats on a nice buck! And taken with a classic cartridge! I recall an article back in the mid 90's that claimed that the 6.5 x 55...
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Oh man, that looks delicious! Sounds like Sean is like sandhill crane, ribeye in the sky. JD338
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Cooked to medium rare and used on breakfast burritos is always a favorite.
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Was fortunate enough to fill both my deer tags this am, the buck was around 8 am , the doe was at 930 am. 300 weatherby, 200 gr. Nosler...
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ticks are bad news, no doubt about that . over the years , I bought a few different tools to remove an embedded tick . sometimes they...
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Two daughters struggled with Lyme disease for several decades. Ultimately, this was a contributing factor to the death of my eldest...
