Powerstroke
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Sorry Guys, couldn't resist when I cam across this. Made me think of JD's White-tail & .338 RUM
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Powerstroke
Nosler4 told me today that spike horn is the first animal to be taken with the 338 250 gr AB. I think that is pretty cool. 8)
JD338
Nosler4 told me today that spike horn is the first animal to be taken with the 338 250 gr AB. I think that is pretty cool. 8)
JD338
Guy Miner
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JD338 - well... It's a start! :grin:
Powerstroke - now we know the origins of the term "mousegun" ! :grin:
Powerstroke - now we know the origins of the term "mousegun" ! :grin:
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Powerstroke
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JD... that is great ! I'm certianly interested in hearing about what you have planned in the future for those 250gr A-bonds.
Guy....it's a pretty poor pic, but the one on the left I think may go in the book. :lol:
Guy....it's a pretty poor pic, but the one on the left I think may go in the book. :lol:
longwinters
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Would you measure those by tail length and diameter at the base of the tail? And think of the subspecies. Field mouse, house mouse...
Long
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Powerstroke":3ncvywp0 said:
Powerstroke,
Congratulations on the B&C mouse. Now you need to use your bow and go for P&Y. :lol:
Long,
I think the official way to score is tail length, and several circumference measurements like sheep. Counting rings on the tail will also determine age. :lol:
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Powerstroke
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Well, I'm sorry to report..... I don't think they are a "true" pure breed species...A little field mouse mixed with a little house mouse....that may disqualifie them....?
When we first moved into this place, it was all open field out back.. had a little problem with the critters..... To JD's thought.. I do have to say sittin here in the basement with the blow-gun was intertaining for a while.... :lol:
When we first moved into this place, it was all open field out back.. had a little problem with the critters..... To JD's thought.. I do have to say sittin here in the basement with the blow-gun was intertaining for a while.... :lol:
honkeetonkin
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The way I understand it the hunter was on a canned hunt, those are NOT free range mice :roll:
longwinters
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Honkeetonkin,
That is funny :lol: But how big does a basement have to be before it is considered free range? Would this also apply to a house in Texas?
long
That is funny :lol: But how big does a basement have to be before it is considered free range? Would this also apply to a house in Texas?
long
Greg Nolan
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Just goes to show that even on the Nosler forum all the answers aren't correct. You measure the length and base of the two top front teeth. and then devide that into the length of the tail for the true B&C score. :lol:
Good Hunting
Elkhunt :grin:
Good Hunting
Elkhunt :grin:
