CouesPursuit
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Happy Sunday, I need a .310" Redding Type S Bushing and was curious if any store in the valley supplies these in stock? To all's benefit, which suppliers have the most components like these on their shelves? Thanks!
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I know of but hadn't been in Brunos. Sounds like they are the local reloading authority without much, if any competition. Exactly what I needed, thank you both.
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I don't own a trailer. Mr Buddy running low on a large tank a dangerous/bad idea? Yep!
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One of my favorite lines I've read here before, nets are for fish. That is an incredible buck and I know you'll have a perfectly symmetrical 105+ next to him on the wall some day soon!
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2 elk and a Kia forte, long read ahead...
CouesPursuit replied to CatfishKev's topic in Youth Hunters
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Great job dad and son!
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So happy for the young man despite his tragic loss. No doubt he had some extra support on that mountain and I hope he remembers it forever. Good on you for being there and great job in the toughest of times, gentlemen!
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Great deer, would love to hear the story of the deserving young man and his trophy.
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Excellent!
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Great job, sounds like a well deserved bull!
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Opinions -- Rifle stopped grouping
CouesPursuit replied to sjvcon's topic in Rifles, Reloading and Gunsmithing
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I dislike when people don't respect the OPs desired brands etc., but honestly, size aside, the Dakota has a way better door system than the Ruff Land and is very nice. Weight aside, Gunner is certainly top notch. Good luck!
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Bump for a good seller and great machine that just didn't fit my application. Good luck with the sale, OP.
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Dang, that looked like a good setup and distance. Hope there is a second video and shot or keep at it, not over until sunset!
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Hiring someone there to go out for grouper or snapper is more worth the money, imo. If you can bring a kayak, there is nonstop bite of triggers and rock bass with some bonus species paddling a couple hundred yards off the beach using rapalas and kastmasters.
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Simply a gem. Your son is fortunate beyond words to put some sweat and memories into an old vehicle before it becomes his own. Good job, Dad.
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Same exact here too. Now you get to hunt longer and learn more!
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Great tag, don't shoot too early like me. Good luck!
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Be a little cautious of the guide boats with jets, they show off a bit in skinny water.
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You're welcome. I'm not an expert on the weight and effects of each. My 40 is bolted on and I do not take it off when I fish the rim lakes, I actually add a gas kicker on the side for cruising and fish with the bow mount, but used the electric only for years with the 40 tilted out of the water. My buddy's 35hp mentioned is 1982 Evinrude that clamps on, which takes seconds to remove. Something like that may be better suited for your needs but I'm not sure on availability.
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9.9hp only works on a 12' and barely so. I've done a 25hp on a 14' with success having a light camp load and one other guy. I have a 40hp on a 16' and it works well with the boat at capacity. I have a buddy that runs a 35hp on his 16' and he is much slower upriver but it works. All tillers. While I do have a variety of kicker options, a bow mount 24v is key on my 16' at Lees and works well on any rim lake for a day unless the wind really kicks up. P.s. the trout are nothing like they used to be but the rest of the magic remains.
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Great stuff!
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Your go to shooting platform?
CouesPursuit replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
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Your go to shooting platform?
CouesPursuit replied to firstcoueswas80's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
Thanks for the info and offer. I'm currently using the Sirui VA5 on a cheaper CF tripod that is just tall enough to glass from. It works decent when I lock the center column down but it is not the answer to long range precision. I keep a bipod on my rifle and the arca is a backup for the few ounces it adds. I'm upgrading the tripod before fall hunts and am looking for the best option, I'd appreciate any model recommendations.