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    Do you gut your deer?

    Ever since I started hunting back in the mid 1960's we always gutted our deer immediately in the field and skinned them out as soon as possible when we got back home or to camp that same day. In archery season I have taken a few deer to a processor because of time constraints of going to work...
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    Hello from Pittsburgh

    Welcome from Vandergrift, PA
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    2024 Turkey Hunting

    Pennsylvania changed their gun regulations for fall turkey hunting and only allow shotguns and smoothbore muzzleloaders along with archery equipment. No more rifles or rifled muzzleloaders.
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    Kathi

    Welcome from Western Pennsylvania. I have been to Wadsworth, Ohio. I bought a Mountain Feist squirrel dog from Dave Nichols of D&K Kennels in Wadsworth. Very nice town.
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    New member Pennsylvania

    Welcome from Armstrong Co. PA
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    Smoothbore shotgun for turkey

    I agree with Eric Krewson that a jug choked smoothbore flintlock is the way to go for turkey. You do not have to screw any choke out to load and then back in after loading. Standard loading is all you have to do and cleaning is easy. I am using a .62 cal. trade gun and easily kill turkey out...
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    I Told a Big, Fat Lie a Couple of Weeks Ago

    For the past 2 years I have not shot a deer until today. I shot a nice mature doe with my T/C Hawkin percussion here in Pa. It did feel good to me. Last year my 8 year old grandson shot a buck and a doe and this year at age 9 he did it again. I was with him mentoring on all 4 occasions...
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    Kibler Colonial double-set trigger

    You can install a Davis #4 in the Kibler Colonial. A friend of mine installed one in my Colonial and I like it a lot better. My friend thinks he can install one in my Woodsrunner. He took measurements and thinks he can install one in the Woodsrunner. I hope so because I like set triggers...
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    Overshot card versus over powder card

    I had my barrel jug choked by Lowell Tennyson. He did a great job of giving my Colrain barrel a full choke for my turkey hunting. He asked me what degree of jug choke I wanted and I told him my intended use for the gun and he sure tightened my patterns up. He does not recommend using round...
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    Longer Barrels On Small Caliber ML

    I have the Kibler SMR, old style with 46" barrels, in both .36 and .45 cal. I shoot both extensively and can only say the problem I am having is that my 71 year old eyes are starting to have a hard time focusing on both sights and the target at the same time. My shorter barreled guns are...
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    Dang it, brand new to this....

    Welcome from Western Pennsylvania. I, like you, got bit by this blackpowder bug when I was almost 60 years old. Now I sure wished I took it up earlier. I could see a lot better then. After shooting BP now for over 10 years, flintlocks are the only guns I hunt with for all game. I still...
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    New member from west Pennsylvania

    Welcome from Ford City, PA
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    New from Central PA

    Welcome from Western PA.
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    Little Help Needed Please

    I agree with the others that said to go with 3f powder and .018 patches, and even possibly going to a .495 round ball with the .018 patch. In my .54 cal. Woodsrunner I had to go to a .535 round ball and a .018 patch because I was getting patch results like yours with a .530 round ball and .015...
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    Barrel makers

    Besides the above mentioned barrel makers there is Larry Zornes, Mold and Gun Shop, 6493 State Route 139, Jackson, OH 43640. Phone# 740-286-2743.
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