Deer hunter's

[chrish]

lets start a new thread fresh and new, time is almost on us and were most thinking about it (most of the time) wives are not and probly dreading it

but lets show all we have to hunt with, brag alittle or alot

its anew season so lets starte this one out good.

I plan on going early muzzleloader with my triditions pursuit XLT 50 CAL. ive got pics up loaded i just have to find them to post but i will soon here.

for all you othere hunter's out there join in and we may even have a competition or two to see who shoots the best so if your willing and able join in on the talk here,

this is for ALL hunters to get meat for there smokers or grills next year so nobudy is left out.

 

[gypsyseagod]

whereas my main w.o.c. is a .50- prolly a lot different using barretts & an m700 in .308- i just don't kill anything other than fish the last few years....great idea though. the last thing i killed was an 18 lb. wild turk taken by hand.thats only cause the dog had it trapped in the fence line-still gotta get those pics developed(before we bought the digicam).

 

[chrish]

well this IS a guns threads so is a 308 like a 303 british?

 

[mossymo]

You guys would not believe how much I live my life waiting for November every year. I do not bow hunt (yet, nor do I apply for muzzle loader (yet). ND has way too many deer and rifle season is a blast for me, I usually fill 5 ot 8 tags and that keeps me busy with sausage. In time I do want to take up bow hunting and possibly muzzle loader. But as far as rifle season goes, I am am always ready..... Lock n' Load !!!

 

[gypsyseagod]

.303 ww1 british- it's kinda close.depends on barrel lenght & weight & the load-

 

[chrish]

so do you shot gun hunt then? if so bring it on man love to here the stories, T'is the season to hunt

 

[chrish]

my uncle had a 303 britsh w/scope, needed a spotter on moving targets,(deer) and when he hit one, the deer flew into parts at 200 yrds. I see why they liked them on the WW2 fighter planes, (the british and browning 303's) for there knock down power,

 

[mossymo]

Ahh deer rifles.....This is what I have so far for deer rifles, but I do want to yet get a 22-250, 25.06 and a .308.

- Ruger M77 Mark II .223 Rem. synthetic/stainless w/Harris swivel bi-pod w/Simmons 3.8-12X44
- Ruger M77 Mark II .223 Rem. laminate/stainless bull barrel w/Outerâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s swivel bi-pod w/Scheelâ€[emoji]8482[/emoji]s 6-18X42 scope
- Savage Model 11 .243 Rem. wood/blue w/Scheels 4.5-12-42
- Winchester Model 77 .270 Win. synthetic/blue w/Scheels 4.5-14X42
- Ruger M77 Mark II .270 Win. Synthetic/stainless w/ Simmons 3.8-12X44
- Yugoslavian Mosin Nagnant SKS 7.62X39
- Yugoslavian Mosin Nagnant SKS 7.62X39 w/ synthetic stock
- Yugoslavian Mosin Nagnant SKS 7.62X39
- Savage Model 110 30-06 Spring. synthetic/blue w/Scheels 4.5-14X42

I miss a lot (NOT), so while one barrel is cooling down I just grab another !!!

Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms should be a convenience store, not a government agency.

 

[chrish]

a 22/250 is a M16 the bulits shatter on impact, no good for deer, and i might add YOU ARE ALL ILLEGLE for IOWA deer hunting, but bring those down here for some trial testing on live targets

holy crap your a gun nut,,, good news for us at least someone is

dutch will get onto me for that experation of mind there but not tomany people have out of town guns on hand,, if you really do and can provide pics of your guns

 

[gypsyseagod]

got enough mossy ????

well i got a rem. m700 in .308 w/ an 11 lb 22" barrel(yup thats a - well you know)

a universal hileah .30 cal w/the folding paratrooper stock-30 round clip

a 1951 year .30 garand m-1 rifle

model 1911 .45 mili issue

a winchester single shot .10gauge made in 1896

mossberg 30/30 owned by granddad texas ranger w/ notches on the butt

and an assortment of dry ice bombs

plus a 1"-3" "tater shooter"- screw on cap w/ a coleman lantern twist lighter- works perfect for south texas oranges.- the $2.00 per 10lb bag.- w/ aquanet hair spray i can "whelp" ya from 150 yds........

 

[chrish]

Kool seagod,, love it show some pics if you have them, but nice colection there, thumbs up to ya i"m impressed... chrish

 

[gypsyseagod]

i have to go back to texas to get them.lots of stuff still @ home there. i do have a machete,axe,chainsaw,meat slicer, & dog here lol... enough to keep the boys away.

 

[mossymo]

Here are the coyote nabbers: .223's -

And here is a pic of it ready for coyote winter use -

 

[scott t]

Here in Southeast PA we are not allowed to use high powered rifles. My Remington 700 .270 sits in the gun cabinet. I mainly use a Remington 1100 with a slug barrel. We do have two seasons for muzzleloader. The first you can use an in-line. The second season is flintlock only. For both seasons I use a Lymen Deerstalker .50cal. I really like this rifle. I've taken four deer with it so far. It has a great feel and balance. Holding through the flash/bang has made me a better shooter. Where I hunt most of my shots are below 100 yards.

 

[skinnerc06]

Bow Hunter here all the way. Rather take a little basket rack 6 from 20 yards than a monster at 200. But thats just me. Anyone interested in bowhunting should definitely try it out. I was very intimidated by all the technicalities involved with the sport, but once i got into it, i realized it isnt difficult at all. I shoot a Hoyt 2005 X-Tech. Best bow made in my opinion. Good luck to you guys this season. We should have a trophy thread, compare kills and maybe award the guy who shoots the best deer or something. Could be fun.

 

[mossymo]

This year I am trophy doe hunting, I got turned down on my application for a buck this year..... I am basicly a meat hunter but I do enjoy the extra thrill of hunting for antlers..... hopefully next year.

 

[t-bone tim]

Funny Mossy ...up here it's the other way around ,,,we have to put in for a doe tag ....I love the antlers as well ...but ther'ye only good for braggin rights

....besides that ther'ye tough n don't make good soup either

 

[wvsmokeman]

Same here, I also gun hunt some but I love to bowhunt. I hunt on the ground and love being eye level with the deer, a lot of fun. I shoot a Reflex Highlander, 29 " draw length, 70 lbs. and Muzzy 100 gr. 3 blade. The best bow I've ever owned.

 

[skinnerc06]

I hear really good things about the Reflexes. You ever tried using mechanical blades?

 

[wvsmokeman]

Reflex is a product of Hoyt and they also have the lifetime warranty. This is my 2nd one (the one in the pic is the 1st one) and I have no complaints, very good shooters. I've never tried the mechanicals, I've been shooting Muzzy for 9 years and love em'. They shoot right with my field tips and blast clean thru a deer.