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Sierra MKX
I have a used 30ca 168 grain Match King that angled down the spine from the front and ended up in the ham bone of a 180 pound whitetail buck, that bullet did not expand one bit!- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Question for the 30 cal guys
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Did I blow out the bear?
If an animal dies where it cannot be seen from above, buzzards won't see it. They find dead animals by sight. How far was the shot with the 300 Win?- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Other Big Game
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The official 2025 Wyoming elk hunt for Dave N thread.
I wish I had been using walking sticks when elk hunting in timber with lots of dead fall and lava rocks. I blame the lava rocks for meeting my head, an excuse for being goofy in the head since. So use those sticks Dave! -
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Round In The Chamber
Hold the trigger back when pushing the round into the chamber, and you have it loaded but not cocked. -
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Round In The Chamber
I have a Sako and at times have put a round in the chamber without it being cocked for safety, just raise and lower the bolt and it is ready to fire. -
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My new granddaughter!
Congrats to you and your daughter! Will Aurora take after Gramps in hunting or firing up D8 Cats?- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Your dog’s quirk?
My Border Collie sits on the XR200 wanting another ride around the ranch and hopefully get to round up a cow or two. She rides on the gas tank and "helps" me stay on the trails.- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Everything you need to know about the IDAHO Hunting and Advanced Technology Working Group (HAT Working Group)
I was not selected either. I doubt they wanted a land owner (in the middle of a prime hunting area) with over 68 years of hunting experience, interact with hunters on almost a daily basis (in seasons), observe game up close daily, attend almost all local F&G meetings, stay up to date on new... -
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Pedersoli Hawken Peep Sight Mounting & Compatibility
I wish I had a picture of the Lyman tang sight my dad put on one of the first T/C Renegades. He was a Smith and a perfectionist and machined the tang peep off of a Remington model 24 or 14 or ?, can't remember for sure but it was the most accurate of all T/C's I ever owned. If you can find an...- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Muzzleloaders
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What is the nastiest place where you have found elk
Finding them is not hard when you hunt......Hells Canyon five miles down the Nee Me Poo trail or the thickest dead fall in Idaho's wilderness. But the hard part is the several trips getting the meat out on your back! -
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Places to hunt around Mt Home/Boise
In about June walk along some creeks of your choice and if you spot a Buzztail you are at the right creek!- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Youth shotgun?
My sons started with a single shot 20 gauge Winchester 37-A with the rare Improved Modified choke. I think it was also called a Youth Gun. With a single shot they had to make every shot count and it made them better shots. It has taken many birds! If you can find one of them you can't go wrong... -
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I remember when:
When three TWO's on a 239 flathead was the fastest car around- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Reagan airport crash 1/29/25
I just talked to my Son (USAF rotary wing pilot/instructor) via phone as he flew many security missions up and down the Potomac in a chopper. At the Wilson bridge rotary wing height should be 400' and when flying the river route it should be 150' when close to Reagan airport. He is saddened and...- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Forest Fires
Grass fires were less common and easier to contain when sheep, cows, goats, and wildlife grazed the land.- Bill Zent
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
