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lets talk effective distance for caliber/bullet weight
Couzer replied to Tac's topic in Long Range Shooting
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lets talk effective distance for caliber/bullet weight
Couzer replied to Tac's topic in Long Range Shooting
Good explanation Lance, finally someone talking about the kinetic energy needed. If you donāt have enough at that range you are shooting then it would not be a effective shot IMO. Unless itās a coyote!!! Ha ha. Thatās if the person pulling the trigger can even make a effect shot with the energy needed. On my 7mm wsm 180 grn bullet has 1350 lbs of energy at 1000 yards and 850 lbs of energy at 1500 yards. I consider it a 800 yard gun because Iām still in testing mode to make the 1000 yard shot. Remember even though I practice last years buck 2017 was a 15 yard shot. Spotted him at 450 yards. 2015 buck was 85 yards 2014 buck was at 95 yards 2012 was 125 yards 2011 was 550 yards -
Great buck!!! Good job on getting it done with a muzzle loader
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Your wife is a good shot, Good snake = Dead snake
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Does the toilet seat heat up? If so Iāll take it! š
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Stopped by Rons place to pick up some dies, here are some pics of bucks from your unit the single pics are from these units
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Does anyone have a set of dies for sale? Long story short when you have kids thing disappear on me. Sportmans has a set for $35, but any one in the east valley/payson/snowflake/roundvalley let me know TIA
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You mean WAS ha ha
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Toughest bull in 22 North This is a late rifle bull from 22n I killed a few years back. If you look close you can see a arrow shaft and wackem broadhead. While gutting/cleaning this bulll as I was reaching into the chest cavity I thought I felt a broken rib. To my suprise there was this arrow shaft completely lodged in from side to side healed up. There was a baseball sized white mass healed up around the broadhead protecting the gut inside. This guy had this arrow lodged in him for some time!!!
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Well no meat grinder required, Iām sure itās all hamburger under that hide. I agree āļø he should have listened to the OP
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Wow those 3rds are nice!!! Congrats to your buddy
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Wow good job to your nephew man!!!
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Wow nice job
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1980 Chevy 4x4 for sale or trade *sold.*
Couzer replied to muledeerarea33?'s topic in Classified Ads
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Thatās the shop you need to go visit
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These 2 where taken from these units a few years back, heard they where running together theres a gunsmith up there in Holbrook, you need to go check out, more big bucks mounted in his shop than anywhere I know.
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There are some big bucks in these units
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Awesome job! Wow
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Great buck and write up!!!
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Nice job, I have a buddy hunting goat there as well!
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Nelsonās it was, number 1,3,4,6 from left to right are my kids. A buddy caught wind of us going there so he tagged along with his 3 kids. Of course we had to take turns in the boat, catching 15 then running back to shore to trade out. Definitely all about getting the kids excited. Folks fishing from the shore did not do as well as we did but they still managed to pull a couple in but not like we did. And it was a chore cleaning them all up but Iām glad they like to eat fish.
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We just got back yesterday again from the white mountains and did awesome. Caught over 50 rainbows, mostly all stockers but kids loved it. At one time we had 4 kids hooked up on fish at the same time. You know you are catching a ton when you have 3 stringers full some doubled up and then have to throw some back because you donāt have any more room.
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Iāve been seeing them in small coveys for a while there close to our summer home there in town. Just last year I bumped about 30-40 in one covey, biggest Iāve seen and yes they about scared the crap out of me. Seen them as high as 10,000ā in elevation when hunting grouse all the way to there in town.
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Iād give you spot price if you want?
