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  1. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    Sharon barrels and ML's ?
  2. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    I have to still hunt. I am not good enough to move silently etc. through the woods. I have "ambushed" my deer too, becasue everyone I shot came from behind me, and di not realize I was there. Though I sit in a natural cover from a large blow down etc, The deer obviously did not know I was there...
  3. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    That's a shame that there is added expense to hunting on private land. There is enough cost involved without that. IMHO
  4. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    Yes, unless you are still hunting on the ground (without a commercial blind), or still walking ie., very slow walking through the woods, there is no other forms of real traditional "hunting" IMHO. The rest is setting up an ambush. Using tree stands and feeders etc is not quite "kosher" in my...
  5. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    agree, but back in prehistoric times up through toady, peoples used traps, pits, driving herds over cliffs, nets, dogs etc etc. That was a matter of life n death survival in many instances. We have very few if any instance of that today. Certainly no need for any of those hunting techniques...
  6. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    any day I am still breathing is a good day.
  7. Snake Pleskin

    Exit wound on deer.

    Yes, some game is very distant. Simple answer is ,let it go.
  8. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    thank you for the kind words
  9. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    I didn't know I was trying to prove anything. But just to clarify, If you shoot at anything that you can not identify 110% , you are an idiot. DO you disagree with that statement? You indicated that if a person was walking and someone was in a blind, that the person walking could come up on the...
  10. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    SO, that would seem to me to be a clear indication of the person in the blind being an idiot, failing to identify their target properly. That is a first class idiot to me? What am I missing? :dunno:
  11. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    yup, just wanted to be sure I understood
  12. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    In Pa. the normal season was two weeks. After the first two or three days the losers & wannabees left and then only the real hunters remained.
  13. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    Well, since I stopped hunting years ago I can't really say now. But, when I did hunt in Penna. I always sat with my back against a large tree or "blow down" and put Orange tape around the tree and my area, because on opening day, at dawn, it sounded like the Normandy Invasion! Every yahoo...
  14. Snake Pleskin

    SHARON MUZZLE LOADER

    So you are saying the woods are full of ignoring idiots with firearms? People that do not identify their target 100% and what is behind it, people who ignore the rules of safe firearm handling and hunting?
  15. Snake Pleskin

    Hawken Rifles, What's All The Hoopla?!

    None Investarms is a manufacturere. GPR is Great Plains Rifle, that is the name Lyman gave to their Investarms produced Hawken style rifle. Investarms still makes the Lyman GPR, now called a Gemmer hawken and Pedersoli also make the Lyman style GPR. The Pedersoli version is a little finer...
  16. Snake Pleskin

    Hawken Rifles, What's All The Hoopla?!

    where can you get 1500 caps for $20 bucks???
  17. Snake Pleskin

    Exit wound on deer.

    I agree. The steel used today is pretty good!
  18. Snake Pleskin

    Exit wound on deer.

    At least you learned from that experience.
  19. Snake Pleskin

    Exit wound on deer.

    Wheel weights used to balance the wheels on the car. The weights used to be a mixture of lead. It was easy to come by in the old days and popular for making RB's
  20. Snake Pleskin

    Hanging deer with hide on.

    When any of us (hunting party) took a deer , of course it was gutted etc immediately, then we would start the drag back to the vehicles, usually a mile or two. We would have to cross a few decent streams. We would let the deer lay in the stream for a while, and the ice cold water did a great job...
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