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Yes.

Got this from a friend about shooting in the wind.

I saw Don perform at the Phoenix Rodeo of Rodeos in the mid 70's.

As I've posted before my experience with PTG sucked. I won a certificate for a free reader from them, then I ordered the go-No go gauges with it. They had the order so screwed up I went ahead and cancelled it. Two weeks after I cancelled the order I was billed for it. No troubles with JGS.

My philosophy is if I run into one, and if I have a round chambered (which I always do), their going to get it.

Here is what an old Game and Fish book has to say.

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You want Camo, look at this one!

I wonder what percentage of bites are actually dry bites?

To bad there wasn't any tattoo's given in Ferguson.

I was in New Mexico hunting Antelope this past weekend. We were riding around the ranch, when we saw another side by side parked by a windmill which was by a rather large hill, we thought the guy might have been in our party, but he wasn't. When we pulled up next to him, he stated that as we were coming up a Buck ran up the hill and he ranged the buck at 544 yards. My buddy ask if 544 was to far for him to shoot. His reply was 544 wasn't to far for him to shoot, it was just to far for him to hit anything.

Have to agree with Mr. Stomp. If it doesn't shoot a bullet in a green box, something is wrong. At the bottom of the load data there is an accuracy and hunting load listed, after playing with the seating depth on the accuracy load, if it ain't shooting, something is wrong with the gun.

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Sherman, Pics on the way, nothing listed in number 10, for a 103, got a 100 and a 105.

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Winchester 62.

Don't think you can go wrong with a Tikka. I have had a .257 Roberts and three 25-06's, couldn't find any attraction in a quarter bore, there are plenty that do, but I couldn't.

Edge, That's a Winchester 88. I've shot a couple of them and a Winchester 100.

My Bad!

It's a Stevens Favorite. Was my Granfathers, then my Uncles, now mine. I started on a BB gun then graduated to this. I had so much fun shooting this when I was a kid.

I'll play.

H-4350 is as scarce as hens teeth right now. Can't seem to find it anywhere.

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I think if a deer is thirsty, it will stop anywhere as long as it feels relatively safe.

Don't know anything about muzzleloaders, but a friend of mine has one with a Nikon I believe its an Omega, it was spot on to 250 with the load recommended with the scope.