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What is the reasonable distance to quickly kill a turkey with a muzzleloader?
I’ve shot the juiced up unmentionables with expensive chokes. Never tried beyond 60, but I know they at least work out to there consistently. A few years ago I completely switched my philosophy on hunting gobblers and won’t shoot one past 40 yards anymore. Not because I can’t, but because I...- Zutt-man
- Post #54
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Who can jug choke a smoothbore barrel?
Leland Davis out of Wells, KS did mine- Zutt-man
- Post #13
- Forum: Smoothbore
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.58 smooth (24 ga) loads
This might be in your wheelhouse of interest https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/shot-patterns.160172/- Zutt-man
- Post #13
- Forum: Smoothbore
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smooth bore turkey barrel
My Kibler 58 is jug choked and loves #5’s for gobblers- Zutt-man
- Post #15
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Why only one?
Sounds like we hunt the same. Lots of Ag in Kansas, but I’ve never once sat on a designed food plot- Zutt-man
- Post #177
- Forum: U.S. Muzzleloader Hunting Regulations
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Kibler Fowler
of course, this video was also made 3 years ago, so who knows what the end result will be. Do you hear this Jim? I GOSTA KNOW :ghostly:- Zutt-man
- Post #97
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Why only one?
It’s not just weapons, either. Baiting and food plots certainly have their place and wildlife benefits, but man it sure makes things easier. A lot could be said the same about ag fields, though. I don’t raise too much of a fuss over weapon upgrades, because it gets people out in the woods.- Zutt-man
- Post #167
- Forum: U.S. Muzzleloader Hunting Regulations
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Why only one?
Must be in the Carolina’s (or the south)? It’s wild how I can limit the take of 2 deer on a property I hunt for populations stability, then drive 25 miles and see 30 deer feeding in an alfalfa field here in Kansas.- Zutt-man
- Post #165
- Forum: U.S. Muzzleloader Hunting Regulations
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Kibler Fowler
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- Post #90
- Forum: Smoothbore
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2024 Turkey Hunting
Kansas archery is the 8th of April. Firearms is the 17th- Zutt-man
- Post #67
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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What's the consensus on Kibler rifles Steel finish?
I browned my Kibler rifle and used Jax black on my smoothie for a more worn patina. I appreciate both- Zutt-man
- Post #14
- Forum: Flintlock Rifles
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Kibler Fowler
I was digging through the archives to find it. Thanks!- Zutt-man
- Post #83
- Forum: Smoothbore
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Round ball for .58 caliber
.57 hornady, .015 switch patch, 40 gr cornmeal, 80 gr FFF Same gun (but jug choked), 5 shots at 50 yards- Zutt-man
- Post #14
- Forum: Smoothbore
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High altitude hunting
Both of us are well versed backpackers and both have spent some time at high altitudes 🤟🏻- Zutt-man
- Post #8
- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting