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    Personal introduction

    :hatsoff: Nice success on the hunt! I also love your rifle. I'm partial to sliding wood patchboxes.
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    New flintlock guy from MI

    Welcome! Where in MI are you located? There's a lot of clubs in this state with folks willing to give you some good pointers to help you get started. I'm from Highland and shoot at a number of good clubs in this area.
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    Novels set in early period America

    Drums along the Mohawk is a favorite. Can't remember the author's name.
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    Hello from Michigan

    Welcome, fellow Michigander! I'm in Highland Twp. There's a bunch from MI that hang around this forum. Hope you find the gun that you'll like.
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    Hello from Traverse City, Mi.

    Hello Isaactc. I'm in Highland,Twp. I have a hunting cabin just east of you in Frederic. I love it in northern MI. Lucky you.
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    new member from SE Kentucky

    Hello Mike. My wife's family comes from Breathitt Co. Lots of history there. Welcome to the forum.
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    Deer hunt 2015

    I had to laugh when I saw the photo of the tree. I've got a couple of them in my time. It was a bit embarrassing to hear my little girl tell folks that I shot a tree after she heard me tell my wife of the incident when I got home from hunting.
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    My Kentucky Deer Hunt

    Thanks for all the compliments, guys. I know that there will be other deer. That's all it was, just a deer. Actually, I expected to get one the next night, but it wasn't to be. There is really a lot of deer there. Like I said, the owners invited us back any time. Maybe it made an impression on...
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    My Kentucky Deer Hunt

    I really don't know, but it had 5 holes in it's rump and I counted 5 shots when I was tracking it. Then there was a larger hole on both sides behind the shoulder where I had shot it. It took awhile to get the truth out of him,( not by painful means). At first he said that his wife shot it, then...
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    My Kentucky Deer Hunt

    Thanks. It's about a 7 hr. drive for me, but because of my work schedule, I doubt I'll be able to this year. There was reasons I didn't contest it. One was I was a guest of the neighbor and my actions would reflect on those good folks. Another is I figured that they looked like they might have...
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    My Kentucky Deer Hunt

    My son-in-law and I were fortunate to be invited to hunt a private farm in Kentucky. It was like a dream come true for me. I've always heard of that deer there from my wife's cousins and the huge deer they get. It was the muzzleloader hunt so we headed there with our flintlocks. The farm had all...
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    Kentucky boar hunting question

    I thank you all for your input and I'll be sure to keep them all in mind. BTW I'll be hunting with a .50cal with which has always done well for me. I was thinking of picking up some pig in heat scent. Has anybody ever tried any?
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    Kentucky boar hunting question

    A couple friends and I are planning to boar and deer hunt during the Kentucky muzzleloader season in the Big South Fork Park this October with our flintlock rifles. Problem is that I don't know a good place to find them. I know the best way is to do firsthand scouting, but I'm in the...
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    Kentucky flint boar

    I for one really enjoy reading your hunting stories. Especially hunting pigs! Thank you for sharing and keep them coming. I never get bored of them. Hunsfoot
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    New old guy in Georgia

    Welcome from Michigan.
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    New to the forum

    Welcome! I'm from Highland,MI. A bit south I know. Been muzzleloader hunting neer Manistique once. Saw a lot of snow and a few doe. Guess you gotta know where the yarding areas are.
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    Hello from Northern Michigan

    Welcome to the forum. There's lots of answers to any question you might have around here. Sure a bunch of knowledge packed into one forum. And the folks here are able and willing to help you along. I'm from Highland,MI, but I'm up in Frederic a lot when the snow isn't too deep to get to the...
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    Hello From Detroit

    These are different shaped targets made of steel. they'll be animal or different shapes, set in the woods. Kinda like hunting conditions. You go out in smalls groups and score yourselves. we have a truckload of fun. It goes on no matter the weather. Hope to see you there. Hunsfoot
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    Hello From Detroit

    hello, I'm from Highland Twp. There's a bunch of us that shoot the winter league at Multi-Lakes in Commerce Twp. It's a woods walk, lunch, then novelty.It's only $8 and lunch is included. It's the first Saturday of each month with April being the last one. From there you can learn of all the...
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    Hello from Aust

    Glad to hear that you're enjoying the rifle. You'll get used to it and it'll seem fast to you after awhile. But they sure are fun to shoot. Many happy hunts to you. Hunsfoot
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