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Have you tested your scopes ability's to gather light?
I always look through my scope at dawn so I can see before my naked eye can. S&B pmii- The Angler
- Post #9
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Sea level
I don’t think the water is rising, the barrier island is eroding away. They import sand to the beaches to prolong the inevitable. Damming/ diverting the rivers probably hasn’t helped- The Angler
- Post #16
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Tracking deer with no blood
if I made the shot I thought I did, I’d expect to at least find more blood on the arrow. I just don’t know.- The Angler
- Post #19
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Tracking deer with no blood
18-20’ up a tree. A 20 yard chip shot. Gap shot for my 20yd shot , and may have favored the 25 yard pin in the heat of the moment…maybe. Aimed mid body behind the shoulder. Slightly quartering away. Heard the schwack. Deer just kind of trotted. Not really a full blown sprint. Kind of looked...- The Angler
- Post #17
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Tracking deer with no blood
I called the tracker. He looked over the arrow and said I may have hit back strap due to the black tipped hairs. He said “save your money” seemed honest, and being Christmas time, I don’t really want to be blowing too much money on myself ($300). I’ve read stories on the inter webs that people...- The Angler
- Post #14
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting & Fishing The Lord smiled on me
The buck I shot this morning was grunted in. Called once he charged right past me, grunted again and he came back looking. Your story had a better ending… Congratulations!- The Angler
- Post #5
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Tracking deer with no blood
Hairs I pulled off the arrow if it helps any- The Angler
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Tracking deer with no blood
Anyone here ever kill a deer that didn’t leave a blood trail? I’m tore up at the moment. Grunted in a monster buck and thought I had a good shot on him (aimed mid body behind shoulder slightly quartering away); if I’m being honest, maybe a little high. Arrow passed through, but very little...- The Angler
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting knives
One thing I noticed about butchering game. I hardly see anyone using a honing steel out in the field; most users go straight to the stone. I’ve watched professionals go to a steel 3 or 4 times before finishing butchering a bull…- The Angler
- Post #24
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting knives
This is the blade profile I’ve been wanting to try. I’ve been contemplating between the ESSE JG5 and the TOPS camp creek.- The Angler
- Post #23
- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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Hunting knives
What are y’all’s favorite hunting knives? Not for killin’ , but for skinnin’. If you could take one blade to cut up a deer with out on the field, what would you bring?- The Angler
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- backpacking field dressing hunting knives
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- Forum: Sniper’s Hide Fieldcraft
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How to spend $1000
Maybe put it towards a fishing/ hunting trip with your son.- The Angler
- Post #12
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Must-watch war movies?
Damn, only one mention for Dunkirk? Guns of Navarone 1917- The Angler
- Post #76
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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New cartridge 6.8 Western
- The Angler
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- Forum: Reloading Depot
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All the talk
- The Angler
- Post #27
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Rifle Scopes Ideas on removing stuck Tenebraex adapter ring
Noose knots can be utilized as a hasty pipe wrench. You can apply quite a bit of torque with them while minimizing damage to sensitive equipment .- The Angler
- Post #10
- Forum: Observation & Sighting Devices
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