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Set triggers spooking game?
I have never hunted Bear or Elk, but I have hunted deer for 50 years and any sound that is not natural can spook them. I have had deer pay attention to set triggers and some have not. I have never had one run off. A mature buck or doe will not stick around to something there not used to hearing.- Zing
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Youre favorite time of day to deer hunt?
It depends where I hunt but I prefer morning hunts and it seems the 8am time frame is the best here in western TN. When I hunted public land in NC, the afternoon hunts where the best. There is a magic hour, you just have to be there when it happens.- Zing
- Post #33
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Need help finding a hunting flintlock setup
Ethan, it is great to see you interested in muzzleloaders. The Lyman Great Plains rifle is one of my favorite cap lock rifles. I use a southwest Virginia flintlock now In 50cal and shoot patched round balls. I am not sure about the quality of the newer Lyman’s, I have had mine for almost 25...- Zing
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- Forum: Flintlock Rifles