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My 2 cents I live in MI. where 200 yards is A long shot. But theres A reason I have A 300 Wby. mag with A 4-12 power scope Im just being honest here. If conditions were right that being no to low wind im confident to take A shot out to 500 yards  on that trophy of A life time  with using only  hold over. Wind is A whole diffrent ball game. A 10 mph cross wind can blow A 30-06 bullet 3 feet now im guessing with no refrence to lean on. I have read stories where the guide says give him A fence post. Meanig the lead of the fence post spacing on running game thats just nuts.But with all the tools that ae now out range finders and wind gauges it does promte hunters to try. but even with All that for me 500 yards would be my limit with good conditions and knowin my trajectory inside out. There are 2 reasons Bear guides make you get close 1 so you have An accurate hit. the other of course so you have maxium energy. those same rules should apply just to be ethical.

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Zonie Dont even Bother to explain yourself. One is A Majestic animal the other A Rodent. Not even A tree huger cares how they Kill A mouse

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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: .338-378 weatherby mag
« on: December 09, 2011, 06:53:19 PM »
that sounds interesting I like that kind of stuff. I have heard that A 250 gr. 338 will out penatrate A 300 gr. 375 all day long. Would be interesting to find out.

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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: .338-378 weatherby mag
« on: December 09, 2011, 05:56:53 PM »
Hi Yuma
Craig Boddington has killed A number of brown bear and everything else for that matter. But he recomends the 375 H&H for brown bear but I noticed that they all required multable shots. except the one he shot with his 340 Weatherby. I have both but would use my 340 with 250 gr. Nosler Partitions And I would use Weatherby factory ammo. Nothings Hotter A low power scope sounds to be in order. Again A leupold 1.5 - 5 x 20mm or anything under 2 power for close in work should do nicley.

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Thanks WbyMan.
Good Eye Thats good to know. I have allways liked those blocks.And will probanly break down and get one some day. Thanks for the heads up.

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Hi Ron
The baddest go anywear 4x4 I was ever in was an old Ramcharger 318 with A stick shift and Big tires. My best freind bought it when we were young lol. and he didnt know what he had after I talked him into climbing A few hills you couldnt stop him.  Any thing you get throw A wench on the front and carry A sledge hammer A long piece of rebar to pound in and pull your self out. but short wheel base and ground clearence are the Key the old international scouts are hard to beat allso.

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Reloading / Re: materials for 22.250
« on: December 04, 2011, 09:28:06 PM »
Be sure and post that stock Troy. My Rem. 22-250 is strickley A winter rifle allso I would love to see that camo pattern.

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Reloading / Re: materials for 22.250
« on: December 04, 2011, 08:40:58 PM »
Are you working up A new load? I see A pattern to your Gun List it seems you like to have A stainless model in all your favorit calibers. No doubt for nasty weather. I do much the same thing except I go with A diffrent caliber. Kind of makes more sence the way you do it. Specaly if they like the same load.

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Congrats Ron & Norma
That was A lot of hard work and im sure well worth it. Nothing Better than Elk meat.

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your right there Ron. I would have no Idea of what it takes to go on A do it yourself Elk hunt in the back country. My brother drew A Cow tag here in MI. and it was pretty simple just drove to it and put it in the pick up. But no Mountains here.A freind told me A horror storie about getting snowed in one year while huntting  and said they had 4 diffrent 4 WD trucks All chevys but the Avalanch had to pull the others out on there way back to the rd. Made it sound like that was the truck to have. Well Good luck in the morning. Keep us Posted.

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Ron Welcome to my world. Here in MI. we get rain changing to snow from the south. Snow from the west and North. And even Lake Efect snow that forms over the great lakes.You cant beat it so mite as well Imbrace it. makes the Elk stand out better easy tracking and they slide Better to if you have to drag them. But im sure you quarter them were they fall. Good luck.

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7mm Nuff Said

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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: My first box of reloads!
« on: November 29, 2011, 09:35:20 PM »
Very Nice Terry
Looks Like you Jummped in with both Feet. Very Nice Loading Bench. Bet you cant wait to try them on game.Thats were the real reward comes in.

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Hi  All this Talk latly about 22WM and 17 HMR got me to thinking about the old 5mm Rem. Rim fire. I did A little Research and seen they were only in Production for 4 years and there were 32,000 made. I herd A rumor that they had to stop making them because people were using them to poach Deer dont know if I belive that. I see they are now making ammo for it again. seems like that would be A Hot Little Round. I wouldnt mind one.

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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: #2 for the year
« on: November 28, 2011, 09:30:21 PM »
Hey Congrats ER
Your shooting paid off What rifle did you use? and How far was your shot?

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