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Christophero
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CChristophero replied to the thread Round ball and 50 grains in a 50 cal. for whitetail ?."Yep, just like the speed from a 200 FPS arrow is what kills……." Agreed. I don't expect a DRT with the sidelock. The shorter the run...
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CChristophero replied to the thread Grandson's first BP Buck.Thanks for the write up. Good to be entertained on a fresh to us hunting story. Excellent bucks, both. I should have swapped out my...
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CHaven't posted much last year or so what with the covid and all. Only thing keeping me sane is the hunting and snooping around in the...
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CWeight does play a part for me, especially the older I get. AT (72) I really do not want to feel like I am on a forced march with the...
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CChristophero replied to the thread Hunting Gun Weight.I've never hunted or owned a swamped barrel long rifle, but the ones that I have hefted are just plain sweet. So far my forays into the...
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CChristophero replied to the thread Heading out to hunt.I 'Liked" your posts, but that doesn't do them justice. Beautiful country and a grand time that must have been. So glad you were able...
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CNice little buck some day soon. Bear scat for size comparison I wear a size 13.
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CWell, no bear yet but we enjoyed every minute. It was so nice to camp and hike with my son. Here are a few pictures of out outing.
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CWhen my son was nine years old (he is 33 now) he developed some sort of neurological disorder that caused him to lose the ability to...
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CChristophero replied to the thread Early Hawken deer!.Beautiful rifle and buck. Looks to be a perfect hit. Glad you figured out how to begin posting pictures. It was worth the effort
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CI broke in my Hawken Rifle made by Brad Randall in the Eastern NC muzzleloader season in October 2021. I used 85 grains of fffg and a...
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CChristophero replied to the thread Something a little Different.I've canned a couple deer a few years ago. It turned the toughest buck I've ever shot into tender chunks. But mainly I've gone to what...
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CChristophero replied to the thread Working on a blind for first hunt in years..This was my first blind last season on opening morning at the edge of an open, harvested soybean field. Wasn't much in the way of...
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CWell, I am heading out to hunt black bear again with my boy. I will be taking my 1861 Cook and Brother 58 with 500 grain mini balls and...
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CSurprisingly enough, even here in UK, I'm less than an hour's drive from a decent-sized flock of bison. However, if I shot one, I...
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