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Corner crossing the 10th ruling
Best news I have read today! Great work by all who have been involved in making this happen.- In2Hntn
- Post #28
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Summer sausage in water to set fat?
I also put them in a ice bath when they come out of the smoker, about 10 minutes or so. Wipe dry and hang in fridge 24 to 48 hrs to dry. Vacuum seal before freezing.- In2Hntn
- Post #11
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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New member from CA
Welcome from SoCal. I would consider waterfowl & big game my main obsessions, but don't mind chasing upland birds every once in a while. -
Las Cruces- Things to see
Another vote for La Posta de Melilla, food is good. Carlsbad Caverns is worth the trip, get in early before it gets to crowded.- In2Hntn
- Post #15
- Forum: NEW MEXICO
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The 8 Year Wait...
Congrats, really nice buck. Glad to see that you got a second opportunity.- In2Hntn
- Post #98
- Forum: Live Hunts
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To “The Rooftop of The World” for Ibex in Tajikistan
Tremendous adventure, thank you for sharing the story with all of us and Congrats!- In2Hntn
- Post #79
- Forum: Other Big Game
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British Columbia Moose
Congrats on the moose and good job on the write-up!- In2Hntn
- Post #38
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Successful Muskox Hunt! Pope and Young/ Boone and Crockett
Congrats, very well done!- In2Hntn
- Post #34
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Looking for suggestions on a new caliber
270 if you don't "roll your own", 270 or 280 if you do.- In2Hntn
- Post #31
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Do you like my elk hunt plan?
It sounds like this is your first time hunting elk in this particular unit. Priority #1 is to find where there are elk. Cover as much ground as possible until you find elk or very fresh sign of elk. When looking for elk in a new area, I'm looking for dark timber, aspens and water. -
Bury Me In The Mackenzie Mountains
Hunt of a lifetime, indeed!- In2Hntn
- Post #105
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Finally Own a 270 Winchester…….
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Best portable propane grill?
I'm on my second RoadTrip, first one lasted a good 10 years, but it sat outside uncovered exposed to the elements. There are limitations with that grill but for a quick cook on steaks, burgers, brats etc. it gets the job done. I'm huge fan of weber grills, have 3 of them, but the Q is about...- In2Hntn
- Post #8
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Tri-tip
I just love a tri tip, it's such a versatile cut. Low and slow, indirect over hot coals, or Santa Maria style, all are great. Just make sure to pull it before 130, let it rest for 15 and you have great eats.- In2Hntn
- Post #31
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Old scopes... that work
Great tread. My father passed in January and have his early 70's, Rem 700 in 7mm. The rifle has a Redfield widefield 3x9 on it from the same time period. Have not had a chance to get it out to the range yet, but would really like to keep the setup if all is still good. -
Draw results what did you draw?
Nothing for me this year, really was not expecting to draw anything. Burned my Elk points last year, still don't have enough points for the deer zone I want. Pronghorn I'm middle of the point pack. Sheep I just keep dreaming, maybe someday.- In2Hntn
- Post #4
- Forum: CALIFORNIA
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Sig Sauer Rangefinder
I've had the kilo2800 for a couple years now. No issues, it ranges just about anything out to 1000 yds, after that you need something fairly large and reflective. I think for $250 to $300 its a good bang for the buck.
