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Chickening Out?
My brother’s beloved varmit rifle (when hunting in Washington) is a 44-40 Win. My dad got his rifle at a gun show in Hoyleton many many years ago. i’ve had the Ruger about ten years and it’s in very good condition. My all-time prized rifle is the Ruger 77/50RS I got at Dick’s Sporting Goods in Hoyleton.
My cherished caliber is probably the 44-40 Win from Target in Hoyleton. My Mom’s desired caliber for groundhogs out to 300-400 yards is anything in a 44-40 Win.
Archery's early arrival - Allentown Morning Call
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Archery’s early arrival
Allentown Morning Call, PA - Commissioner Gregory Isabella of Philadelphia, a staunch supporter of the new hunting seasons and other urban deer-control initiatives, predicted this . Archers get out early this season thanks to commission |
The intangible pleasures of early-season bowhunting - Foster’s Daily Democrat
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The intangible pleasures of early-season bowhunting
Foster’s Daily Democrat, NH - 8; NH’s deer/turkey bow opportunities on Sat., Sept. 15. While some envision the so-called start of "hunting season" as when the pumpkin-colored crowd hits . |
Mike Reed: A homegrown wildlife officer - Zanesville Times Recorder
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Mike Reed: A homegrown wildlife officer
Zanesville Times Recorder, OH - "The same group was spotlighting and illegally hunting deer. "Last fall, at Holmes Limestone (formerly Peabody Coal Co.), where they allow limited hunting, . |
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