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Colorado Reissue strangeness
Dogs are actually happy. Going sharptail hunting instead lol. -
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Colorado Reissue strangeness
Well that explains it then. They shoot for 11 am but it could be anytime in that general area. Makes sense now. -
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Colorado Reissue strangeness
If any of If any of those 30 waited for 11 am when the tags were supposed to be released, they had a 0% chance as they were already gone. I guess my issue is if they say they will be reissued at 11 am, then they should be released at 11 am. Not released somehow before them via some other mechanism. -
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Colorado Reissue strangeness
So the tags are supposed to be available at 11 am for all 10,000 people to try for them today. Yet the list they republished at 10:55 am showed the tags gone already prior to being released. I have no issue with the very low odds. I just don't like the tags disappearing before they go to the... -
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Colorado Reissue strangeness
Strange to publish a list on Tuesday showing the tags that will be issued at 11 am on Wednesday. And then at 10:55 am before the tags are open to the public they are scrubbed from the list. So I was just curious why they would be gone before the 11 am release? -
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Colorado Reissue strangeness
Checked the reissue list yesterday and there were multiple really nice elk tags on it. Units 2, 44, 61, and 76, large point type units. Thought this might be interesting to get online today at 11 am and try for a tag. My daughter did as well. She happened to catch the updated reissue list today... -
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Help my inner Jeremiah Johnson... just got a new muzzleloader
I've seen round balls work well in my 54 and 58 Hawkens. I personally like Swiss ffg a lot. It ignites easily and fast. And my loads are very accurate in both rifles. I think most folks go a bit heavy on charge weights. Start around 75 grains and top out around 105. See what shoots best. I...- 30338
- Post #50
- Forum: Muzzleloaders
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Deadhead / Euro method test
Having a barn and being lazy, I simply use tank heaters and in 7 days of soaking the heads are ready to powerwash and degrease. Very little time on my part. Having a barn or outbuilding is pretty much required. I do skin, pop lower jaw off, remove eyes and brain. Removing brain has been very...- 30338
- Post #67
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Elk cartridge 30-06
155 scenar, H4350, wlr primer. I zero at 100 yards and simply dial up distance with an SWFA 6x. -
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Teaching Cross-Eye Dominant 7 year old
I'm left eye, righthanded. So is my wife, son and daughter. Everyone is shooting lefthanded with excellent results. So I vote follow the eyes. -
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I Once Lived In A Free Country
We've allowed a flu virus that will end up killing 30,000 to 40,000 Americans to cost us around $5 trillion, possibly more. In the very recent past we have had flu kill 20,000 to 60,000 and no one said a word. Heck opoids kill 60,000 a year and no one cares. So just curious when the next flu...- 30338
- Post #35
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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My first Drahthaar
Finn sounds like a beast. I'm quite happy with my 3.5 year old. My current 4.5 month old is winning his way into my heart. His demeanor is a bit calmer than the older one and his tracking so far is quite good. I will say that the Drahthaar breed in general is the most consistent breed I have...- 30338
- Post #12
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Pointer breeds hunting fur
Good to hear JLS. Bane has a heavy coat and he's 82 pounds. New guy has that same tight GSP type coat and is going to be 60-65 pounds. He may get more work on the warmer days if he can handle it better.- 30338
- Post #55
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Pointer breeds hunting fur
I'd hazard a guess that the average GSP can handle more heat than the average Draht. My draht does not do well when temps hit 60 degrees or higher.- 30338
- Post #51
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Pointer breeds hunting fur
We hunt cattail areas in a few places for pheasants. So the occasional coon will get killed along the way. On rabbits, he'll sometimes point them but you can typically tell when he is working one. If one happens to jump up and I don't call him off he just runs it with glee. That rabbit there he...- 30338
- Post #32
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
