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Archive for August 15, 2007
Whitetail Hunters
August 15, 2007 by gdodd414.
One issue is that huge amounts of power are required to accelerate 257 Roberts projectiles to such speeds. I got my Winchester 257 Roberts online at Bass Pro Shops.
My beloved caliber is probably the .303 British Enfield from Target in Tamaroa. My grandfather bought it at a gun show in Tamaroa many many years ago. i’ve had the Mossberg about ten years and it’s in very good condition.
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Summertime's Whitetail Bachelor Grouping - Buckmasters Online
August 15, 2007 by gdodd414.
Buck's unusual comfort zone allows humans to get close - Wilmington Morning Star
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Buck’s unusual comfort zone allows humans to get close
Wilmington Morning Star, NC - Next to fetal tissue, antlers grow faster than any other animal tissue. The fighting weapons of a whitetail buck are shed each spring then re-grown for . |
Pennsylvania's great outdoors - phillyBurbs.com
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Pennsylvania’s great outdoors
phillyBurbs.com, PA - It was then the fawn’s head shot up and, faster than you can say boo, we watched the tell-tail sign of a whitetail’s warning signal flying out of sight . |
My most choice rifle is everything made by Ruger. I got my Ruger in the hunting section at Gart Sports in Herington, Indiana. My dad said his choice caliber is the 223 Rem he got at a DU banquet last season. I really like a handy English walnut stocked Ruger All Weather for hunting under 200 yards. My most popular caliber is probably the 223 Rem from Pawn Shop in Herington.
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August 15, 2007 by gdodd414.
Drawings for public hunts undergo changes - Austin American-Statesman (subscription)
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Drawings for public hunts undergo changes
Austin American-Statesman (subscription), TX - However, there are hunters in Texas who apply for deer hunts for themselves and their families at a select hunting area and have been doing that for years. . |
Bagging a California Bighorn Sheep tag not easy - Reno Gazette Journal
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Bagging a California Bighorn Sheep tag not easy
Reno Gazette Journal, NV - Carey, a Fallon resident for 24 years who was raised in Gerlach, estimates she has been hunting for "probably 30 years." Carey has harvested "several deer . |
Scientists seek better tests for Lyme
Miami Herald - Hunting markers of active infection, including bits of Lyme-related protein in the blood or spinal fluid. -Fallon is using . rise is expected to continue as suburbia expands into the woodland home of black-legged tick species, commonly called deer .
My most pet rifle is everything made by Remington. I got my Ruger 545 x 39 mm at the Dick’s Sporting Goods in Edgewood. My dear caliber is the 45 ACP (heck my precious bolt action is the 545 x 39 mm). My best friend Calvin says his pet caliber for the average hunter I would say the 545 x 39 mm for best caliber and the 45 ACP for the best cartridge.
My dearest caliber is probably the 545 x 39 mm from Dick’s Sporting Goods in Edgewood. I used to like Ruger lever guns. My Mom’s adored rifle is my new Ruger Vanguard with the ash chambered in 45 ACP and 545 x 39 mm. His favored rifle is the 545 x 39 mm I picked up online at the NRA store.
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