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About catclaw
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Kodiak AK
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What was the story was Sunset Sporting goods on Mcclintock? I remember selling furs to Ron Massey at B&M traders.
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Looks like a worthy cause
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Those owls are bada$$ of they're eating Javelina
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Probably already ruined
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Yes. The real country is quite a different than an Aspen thicket
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I have the Grizz posted with a couple of modifications. I think it's too high RPM for sharpening myself.
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Anyone switched to copper bullets?
catclaw replied to Rudebob's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
The expanding issue IS definitely something to worry about. I shot a buck in September at 591. The TTSX barely started to expand. Had i not clipped the spine that deer would have gone a ways. Top is an ELD-X, bottom is a 168 TTSX. I shot 3 deer that trip and the only long one was with the Barnes. -
2025 Early Coues Hunt Success
catclaw replied to CWpredator's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
Great bucks. Yours is really cool -
WT Personal best for distance
catclaw replied to Shooter McGavin's topic in Coues Deer Hunting in Arizona
It's not that shooting 750 yards is unethical it's that he personally had no business shooting that far based on his first two shots were hail-mary misses. If i had done that i wouldn't not have bragged about it for sure. Glad he got it without wounding it and glad he found it. Long range hunting is not a solo endeavor. Too easy to never find the animal -
I buy my tires from a guy name Alan by Deer Valley Airport. OEM tires mounted on factory wheels. Usually under $800. I have several sets of matching aluminum wheels for each truck
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Not much dumber than a full auto pistol...
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Totally depends on the mounts. I have a Rem Mountain rifle that I remove the walnut stock from and put it in an aluminum breakdown shotgun case inside my duffle. Because of the way it's bedded it's always zeroed when I put the stock back on. I often take a back up scope on hunts that's pre-zeroed. Works for me
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I don't know why my photos turned sideways either
