duckhunter175
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Yes it work that way if needed. If you leave it in a tree make sure you cable lock it. I would also recommend strongly to use a strap/rope to link the bottom and top portion of the stand. That way if you kick or nudge it and it accidentally slides you don't lose it down the tree. This is more common than you think with climbers. The other option would be to use a ratchet strap on the top and bottom portion to attach them more solidly to the tree.
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Bucket is SPF, pack still available.
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pms answered!
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Which model? I shot a hardcore for years and just switched to a Carter?
Play around with trigger pull weight. Make it as light as you are comfortable with and then a little more and get comfortable at the range. I found a nice light release shrunk my groups considerably at distance!
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PM answered.
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Toby- Bow bucket is also MO Brush camo, same as the pack. It has never been used. Not looking to separate at this time. Unless I find a buyer for the pack first.
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If it ain't broke don't fix it! I'm with most of the guys on the thread-- Leave it be... for now. If it is shooting ok and there are no mechanical issues I would just give it a good cleaning and if anything maybe work up some good loads for it.
Once if has given you a mechanical reason to make a major change (action issue, barrel shot out, etc etc).... then have at it, re-do the stock and make it into something that you will still be proud to pass down!
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OBO-- Id prefer to sell to someone on CWT for reasonable price.
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Check out IGNITOR lighted nocks--best that I've used compared to Nockturnal and Lumenok. Easy to use on/off and they have different colors and battery life depending on your use, switching it out is as easy as pulling nock off and slipping in a new stick.
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Eberlestock X2 w/ Bow Bucket, used on 4 hikes, never packed an animal in or on it.
Mossy Oak Brush
$150 firm, TYD
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Splatt-- Not a lot of Coues experience here but I've killed lots of whitetail in NC, KY and OK. After my trip to AZ I felt my choice of 6.5x284 was spot on. The only thing I might have changed was to go up to a slightly faster version of a 6.5 or maybe even a quarter bore. I think on an animal the size of the Coues deer you can focus on velocity to reduce your drops at range and simplify your shooting equations/hold over, without compromising terminal performance.
If I were building a Rem 700 specific to come hunt Coues again it would be one of the fast 6.5s (.264WM, .26Nosler, 6.5SAUM) as fast as I could push a 130gr or .257s (weatherby or a 25-06AI) pushing a 100gr or 110gr AB. Matter of fact I have the 25-06 barreled action right now so that may happen sooner than later.
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More pics when he makes it all the way back to KY!! Can't say enough about the shop or the folks there. Extremely kind and helpful and great communication with them!!
Full story is in the Rifle Hunting Forum--- My buck is on the right in the field photo.
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A big thanks to Weller's Wildlife Studio for their great work on my first Coues from this past fall!!!
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Black Bee-Stinger 8" sport hunter extreme, QD, and 3x 1oz discs
$60 TYD
pm for pics
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$150 TYD
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Like New!!! Awesome little red dot but I won't be needing it on my slug gun this fall!
Vortex SPARC II Red Dot with box and full 'multi height' mounting kits (2 mounts and spacer)
No flip caps
$175 shipped
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Glad to hear it! If you wouldn't mind putting that up in the 'Good Guy' list it would be appreciated!
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Still have the release as well-- new, never shot Hardcore Max $75 TYD
Eberlestock X2 w/ Bow Bucket
in Classified Ads
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Pack SPF to kyle44k