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OutdoorEnvy replied to Should a gun be stored with the chamber open? I would think not because it would wear down the springs. Can anyone confirm thiin RiflesI've heard this go either way...Now for the open chamber storage argument. Keeping the chamber open allows air to flow through the barrel and you won't... -
It's also that the states want to keep their residents hunting in their own states and to encourage people to hunt in state with out it being expensive...Leave a comment:
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OutdoorEnvy replied to Good luck to everyone who's deer season starts this coming week!!! May your hunts be prosperous, may your shots be true and mayin OtherThanks PJ, the same to you. I still have a few more weeks before I can pursue a timber ghost but I am anxiously waiting....Leave a comment:
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30-06. I thought once I picked something it would stop popping up...but I was wrong.Leave a comment:
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I always thank the LORD each time I'm out. I always give a special "thank you" prayer when I have success. I think it would be weird if you...Leave a comment:
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It's about like anythiing else, find either their food or watering hole and you'll find them. Setting up next to a pond is probably the most popular...Leave a comment:
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Absolutely. Go for it....Leave a comment:
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I have no idea why they appear to be schooling. But I would love to join you with my canoe and have a pike fishing tournament. By the way do you enjoy...Leave a comment:
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OutdoorEnvy replied to So the other day I broke my fishing pole. I took the top section and am turning that into a tip for a wooden ice fishing jig poin OtherYou can take up fencing in your free time....Leave a comment:
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OutdoorEnvy replied to Im thinking about buying an auto shotgun for hunting ducks and geese, i was wondering what a good brand is,without braking the bin ShotgunsFlyman let's make this easy, if the Remington 11-87 is in your budget get that one. It's the best gun and safest purchase. If it's too much we'll keep...Leave a comment:
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OutdoorEnvy replied to Im thinking about buying an auto shotgun for hunting ducks and geese, i was wondering what a good brand is,without braking the bin ShotgunsStoeger's M2000 is a nice budget auto. I have a few friends that have them and they rave about them. One is a police officer that uses it on duty and...Leave a comment:
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OutdoorEnvy replied to I live in a state where you can only hunt with shotgun. I will be planning to hunt deer. I currently own a 12 H & R single shoin OtherI know it's not an autoloader, but I've heard pretty good things about the bolt-action slug guns from savage. They're under your price mark too so you'd...Leave a comment:
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OutdoorEnvy started a topic As I introduce new people to hunting, what edge to have on your knife soon comes up. I prefer a plain edge, but am curious to kin GearAs I introduce new people to hunting, what edge to have on your knife soon comes up. I prefer a plain edge, but am curious to k
As I introduce new people to hunting, what edge to have on your knife soon comes up. I prefer a plain edge, but am curious to know what you think is best,... -
OutdoorEnvy replied to ok,so we all know when treestand hunting the higher we go the less likely or scent will betray our positions,also the angle becoin OtherI've always liked and been successful right about 18 ft. I have had deer around and under me at that height for long periods of time and never been busted,...Leave a comment:
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You'll most likely have to order your ammo all the time. I would invest in a cheap 12ga. It'll pay for itself overtime in shipping charges.Leave a comment:
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