windymtnman
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If you're like me, you get a lot of Cabela's various sales catalogues for their various departments and such. I recently got one for their Hunting Optics products. In it, they had some successful hunting stories, one of which was about a non resident hunter that shot a Bull with his muzzleloader.
The article describes how he flew into Denver, then took another flight to N.W. Colorado to participate in a Ranching for Wildlife hunt on private lands. He describes how he's trying out a new muzzleloader. At the end of his hunt, he did shoot a Bull, and is seen posing with it in the forest. I looked at it and see a rifle scope on the muzzleloader.
Last I knew, Colorado doesn't allow scopes to be used in the Black Powder season. Am I missing something here? I'm not the internet policeman, but this did catch my eye.
The article describes how he flew into Denver, then took another flight to N.W. Colorado to participate in a Ranching for Wildlife hunt on private lands. He describes how he's trying out a new muzzleloader. At the end of his hunt, he did shoot a Bull, and is seen posing with it in the forest. I looked at it and see a rifle scope on the muzzleloader.
Last I knew, Colorado doesn't allow scopes to be used in the Black Powder season. Am I missing something here? I'm not the internet policeman, but this did catch my eye.
