Its gettin to be that time of year again....
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03-17-2004, 02:10 PM
Its gettin to be that time of year again....
Oh its sneakin' up on me again....
It's almost time to put in for special tags for this fall....
deadline is June 1st....
I thinkI'm just gonna put in for Deer B though, not really thinkin I am gonna get the chance to go elk hunting.
Ya know Royce, we are gonna have to tune up the crit R git R.
It's almost time to put in for special tags for this fall....
deadline is June 1st....
I thinkI'm just gonna put in for Deer B though, not really thinkin I am gonna get the chance to go elk hunting.
Ya know Royce, we are gonna have to tune up the crit R git R.
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03-17-2004, 02:52 PM
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True. I picked up a lever-action .45 Colt a few months ago. I'm thinking that'd be effective out here. Frankly, my eyes just ain't good enough much past 100yds though, so maybe I oughtta go with the scoped SKS.
I got a CZ-52 handgun at the same time I got the .45 Colt. I'd like to take that thing out varmint hunting. I'd be a bit more challenging, but that 7.62x25 sure shoots flat for a handgun. Not many auto-loaders send bullets down range at 1600+ fps.
I knew some guys that wanted me to go spotlighting with them in the hills outside of Abserokee, and they wanted me to bring the hi-cap 9mm, but if I'm gonna do that with a handgun, I'll take the added speed of the CZ-52.
I got a CZ-52 handgun at the same time I got the .45 Colt. I'd like to take that thing out varmint hunting. I'd be a bit more challenging, but that 7.62x25 sure shoots flat for a handgun. Not many auto-loaders send bullets down range at 1600+ fps.
I knew some guys that wanted me to go spotlighting with them in the hills outside of Abserokee, and they wanted me to bring the hi-cap 9mm, but if I'm gonna do that with a handgun, I'll take the added speed of the CZ-52.
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04-13-2004, 10:13 PM
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I'm considering getting a couple extra tags myself, too. Don't know exactly what, yet...but probably get a couple, anyway...got my spring bear and turkey tags, now just gotta go huntin...wanna git the bird at least, with my bow...we'll see about the bear...i've got a 7mm Rem. Mag for that, if need be...as for elk hunting...everywhere i go hunting, i have a chance of cutting elk sign, so that's a must-have tag...
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04-14-2004, 12:19 PM
thats the only thing I don't like about our system, its geared towards nonresidents. Most of those guys are rich enough that they can take a week off work to come to MT and chase a moose for a while, shoot it, get a couple pics and leave.
I am supposed to have a few days off per week, and thats what I was hoping would continue, but one of my managers quit, so now I don't think I'd get any time off until they hire somebody else.
and royce can verify that the crit r git r is well tuned up, .25" groups.....
I am supposed to have a few days off per week, and thats what I was hoping would continue, but one of my managers quit, so now I don't think I'd get any time off until they hire somebody else.
and royce can verify that the crit r git r is well tuned up, .25" groups.....
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04-14-2004, 08:24 PM
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