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Turkey fail
I,ve told this story before, but some may have missed it. My wife and I were taking some photos of fall leaves on a 4x4 trail. As we rolled along I spied a grouse surrounded by colorful foliage and took a few pics. Then I remembered it was grouse season, and I did have my .357. My wife said "you...- Flint50
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Most memorable wildlife encounter whilst hunting??
Years ago, I was reading that the Division of Wildlife had done an aerial count of snow geese on Lake Meridith. The report said 20,000-thats twenty thousand snow geese! Naturally I headed down there to shoot some. I arrived before sunup and set up by a brushpile and waited. At first light-there...- Flint50
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Consider Body Language
A little off topic, but there is definitely something to the "6th sense" My son and I were hunting showshoe hares in the Sangre de Christos.I had the feeling of being watched and asked my son if he ever had that feeling. He said "I had it just now". We looked all around but saw nothing. But I...- Flint50
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The hunt or the kill ?
Mike, you are spot on. That's exactly how I feel. Watching the world wake up, all sorts of critters out and about starting their day. So quiet you can hear a raven's wings as he passes by. Just being out there enjoying everything nature has to offer. And it offers a lot if we take the time to...- Flint50
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Squirrel hunting IN Colorado?
Aberts are quite tasty, tho not as good as the eastern tree rats that eat walnut, hickory nuts ect. Last aberts I got I just put him on a stick over an open fire.- Flint50
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We lost a member - Paul Vallandigham
Very sad news. The Forum has lost a great member. Rest in Peace Sir, And Thanks for sharing your knowledge so freely- Flint50
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- Forum: Beyond the Great Divide
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RIP Musketman!
Very sad news. Rest in peace, Sir. Prayers for you and your family- Flint50
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- Forum: Beyond the Great Divide
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deer down with pedersoli swivel rifle and PRB !
Well done Sir :hatsoff: Keep posting your adventures. Nice little gun too!- Flint50
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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first prb deer+nice buck (PICS)
Thomp, My Dad took me and my brothers hunting at a very early age. He taught us all about the woods and wildlife, and to respect both. Some very basic lessons from Dad: 1. "If you take an animals life, you owe it as clean a kill as possible" 2. "Know your firearm, and its limits" 3...- Flint50
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Anyone miss a bedded buck at 10 feet?
Nearly the same thing happened to me. Years ago I was hunting along the Arkansas river. I had been on my stand since before light and decided to still hunt back to camp around 11:00 for lunch. I was sneaking along, 10 minutes later, then spied an antler coming towards me around a boulder. A very...- Flint50
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the poor boy bark today
I got a stump once-wood unknown any generic recipe for wood would be helpful. Thanks in advance flint50- Flint50
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"Ole Nelly" draws blood
Excellent! Very well done! Thanks for the videos too. Have to say I'm a tad jealous. :hatsoff:- Flint50
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Eurasain collared doves
Me Too!! :thumbsup:- Flint50
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Eurasain collared doves
Wow Idaho, now I feel cheated. I have a CVA 12Ga sxs that I love to wing shoot with. Year-round would be great. :v- Flint50
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting