- Hunting (577)
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Elk season brings hope of big game - The Daily Evergreen
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Elk season brings hope of big game
The Daily Evergreen, WA - Make sure you look at the regulations to see what you are allowed to shoot. Unlike deer hunting, the rules change depending where you are hunting. . |
I got my Winchester 220 Swift online at Wiley Outdoor Sports. I bought it at special yard sale in Central.
My friend (Hiram) said his cherished caliber is the 7mm-06 he got at a Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation banquet last season. I picked up my Winchester Model 1894 in the hunting section at Dick’s Sporting Goods in Central.
I got my Winchester 7mm-06 at the Dick’s Sporting Goods in Central. My dear caliber is probably the 7mm-06 from Wal Mart in Central. My Mother’s especial rifle is my new Winchester Model 1894 with the checkered English walnut chambered in 220 Swift and 7mm-06.
I used to like shooting these Winchester Model 1894 and the .280 and thus shoot them often and have high confidence using them when hunting. Our number one rifle is the 7mm-06 I picked up online at the NRA store.
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