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Thanks for sharing your story. Well written, and a great buck.

Get a gun and level the playing field. JK, I think that staying put when he sees you, hopefully will arouse his couriosity and he might come to you.

You are there to hunt. Take the best shot that presents it self and call that your trophy. grey ghosts are harder to hunt from your next assigned station. Take one while you can get one.

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I would always encourage her to study and do well in school. She has a lifetime to hunt. As stated, use b as a scouting trip, maybe even leave early for points with the family, and then hit it hard after Christmas for a great buck. Good luck!

Its been my observation that what you want for it and what someone will offer are very different. Put up a or best offer price and then see what responses you get.

I would think that if you are hunting together, that you are both actively hunting deer, and that puts you without a license. I don't think the handgun is as much of an issue because it is of a personal protection issue. I was once camped next to a group that had kids, and they had the kids moving through canyons to push deer towards shooters. a game warden gave them a warning that those kids were considered hunting because they were actively in persuit of deer.

That's a real nice but right there. Nicely done!

Mr. Heater is a very good investment. I don't camp without one.

It was nice meeting you, and I hope it works well for you. Dave

I looks like markings of a cow, but it is a Coues. Nice trophy

My Kimber 308 shoots awesome. But my Remington Model 7 is my get-er-done rifle.

Great story. It is a fun time when stuff like that happens.

Remington Model 7 with Sightron 4x fixed scope. Sweet setup

Great story, thanks for sharing.

That's way cool.

That's a nice Coues there! Congrats

Your family is really getting it done. Nice bucks

Good luck!

While preparing for my elk hunt last year, my scope came loose on my primary rifle. I didn't have time to get everything fixed and get back to the range. I picked up the trusty .243, a gun that I have ultimate confidence in, and carried it on the hunt. I did not get a shot at an animal, but I was sure that I was setting myself up to be successful because I planned for the shot with that gun.

lots of hunters on that hunt. I had it two years ago, and found myself surrounded most of the time. Go deep into the woods.

One more TTT

I have for sale a Kimber model 84m classic rifle, topped with a Leupold VX-III 1.75x6x32mm scope, and 134 rounds of .308 ammunition. This rifle is a light weight beauty that shoots sub moa, with good ammo, and is a back country dream to carry. This rifle features a Walnut stock; 22 inch barrel; 1 in 12 twist; and comes in at 5 lbs 10 ounces without scope. It has a 5 shot capacity; Pachmayr decelerator one inch thick recoil pad; match grade chamber; Mauser claw extracter; and an adjustable trigger from 3.5 to 4 lbs. I am the second owner. I was told that it had a low round count, and I shot only 6 rounds out of it. I shot 5 rounds to make sure the scope was on, and one mule deer. I have 60 rounds of American Eagle 150 gr. FMJ Boat-tail, 40 rounds Remington Express Core-lokt 180 gr., and 34 rounds of Federal Premium Vital Shok 180 gr. Tropy Bonded tip. This is my last .308, that's why the variety of ammo. I am asking $1200 for the rifle, scope, and ammo. I will separate the rifle and rings from the scope and ammo, but prefer to keep it as a package. Please PM me if you are interested, and I will answer them in order.

Wow, lucky he didn't break his finger the first shot.

TTT- Lowered price to $1200.