Anyone like to hunt?
#4
I love to hunt, seriously I belong to 3 hunting clubs in 3 different counties / hunting zones. At least 4 days a week I'm in the woods.
It's cool though, the owner of the company I work for is a big hunter also, we'll go before work, take off during the middle of the day and go, and sometimes just go all day, gotta love a salary job.
Took a 160lb 7 point buck and a 130lb doe already this year, looking now for someone to give the next one I take, I have no room to store anymore meat!
I hunt deer with a Mossberg 100 ATR 30.06 shooting 180 gr. Core Lokt bullets, let me tell you this thing is a tack driver!! Most fall right where they stand and I've never had one run more than 30 yards.
For small game like dove, squirrel, or rabbit I use a Mossberg 500
It's cool though, the owner of the company I work for is a big hunter also, we'll go before work, take off during the middle of the day and go, and sometimes just go all day, gotta love a salary job.
Took a 160lb 7 point buck and a 130lb doe already this year, looking now for someone to give the next one I take, I have no room to store anymore meat!
I hunt deer with a Mossberg 100 ATR 30.06 shooting 180 gr. Core Lokt bullets, let me tell you this thing is a tack driver!! Most fall right where they stand and I've never had one run more than 30 yards.
For small game like dove, squirrel, or rabbit I use a Mossberg 500
#6
I went to buy a Remington 770, done all the research on it, knew the ballistics, and everything.
Guy at the counter handed it to me and said "that's a good gun, but we just got these in from Mossberg, you should check it out".
It feels more balanced and lighter than the Remington did, and turned out to be a tack driver round after round.
It does however kick like a rented mule!!
I'm down in east central Ga, right on the South Carolina border, but I travel to Chattanooga quite often, it's about a 3.5 hour drive.
For a weekend hunt though....
I'd be on the road in a heartbeat!
The same goes here, you get down here before the 1st of the year and I'll put you in a stand where I know you can knock one down.
#7
I hunt elk and muleys in CO and my gun of choice is one of three. I've got a Rem 700 BDL and a Win Mod 70 pre-64, both in .270 Win. I swap them out each year but always bring both up so I always have a back up in case something happens.
The Rem is topped with a Ziess 3X9-40 and the Win with a Leupold 100th Anniversary 3X9-40.
My third choice is my Win Mod 94 in .32 Win Special for a brush/timber gun. I've also brought up my .30-40 Krag as a brush/timber gun. Neither have scopes for obvious reasons.
For birds, my Rem 870 Express Magnum 12 ga hands down, though when feeling a bit nostalgic I'll break out my Steven's side by side 12 ga. Been looking for a Browning 2000 for smaller birds, such as dove and quail. I'll get one eventually.
Oh, and a .270 is a TERRIBLE brush/timber gun. You want a much heavier and slower round that will not be affected as much by a twig or blade of grass.
The Rem is topped with a Ziess 3X9-40 and the Win with a Leupold 100th Anniversary 3X9-40.
My third choice is my Win Mod 94 in .32 Win Special for a brush/timber gun. I've also brought up my .30-40 Krag as a brush/timber gun. Neither have scopes for obvious reasons.
For birds, my Rem 870 Express Magnum 12 ga hands down, though when feeling a bit nostalgic I'll break out my Steven's side by side 12 ga. Been looking for a Browning 2000 for smaller birds, such as dove and quail. I'll get one eventually.
Oh, and a .270 is a TERRIBLE brush/timber gun. You want a much heavier and slower round that will not be affected as much by a twig or blade of grass.
#8
I hunt as much as I can which isnt all that much because I am in college. For deer I use a Browning A-Bolt .308. For dove I use a 12 gauge Remington 870.
I haven't gotten a chance to hunt yet. Looking forward to Opening Day of firearms in Maryland on Nov 26.
I haven't gotten a chance to hunt yet. Looking forward to Opening Day of firearms in Maryland on Nov 26.
#9
Deer rifle - Savage .243 100gr winchester soft points
Muzzle loader - CVA (can't remember the model) 50 cal 250gr shockwaves, 100gr powder
Shotgun - Remington 870 Express Rem. Copper solid 2 3/4 hollow point slugs
Today was Michigan's gun opener for deer. I was stuck at work
Muzzle loader - CVA (can't remember the model) 50 cal 250gr shockwaves, 100gr powder
Shotgun - Remington 870 Express Rem. Copper solid 2 3/4 hollow point slugs
Today was Michigan's gun opener for deer. I was stuck at work
#10
I love to deer hunt. Hunt in a ground blind set in a small area of standing corn stalks on my dad's farm ground that is between two woods, so there is a TON of deer traffic. This year the deer had a trail wore in the beans that was around 3 ft wide from one side to the other, so I have a great feeling about this up coming season in a couple weeks.
My gun of choice (my only one for that matter) is a Mossberg 500 12 gauge with a rifled barrel, which is not currently the gun in this picture. I have my new Bushnell scope mounted on see thru rings, but it isn't sighted yet. I am excited since my laser bore-sight is supposed to be here tomorrow sometime. Last year I took a doe at 100 yds (give or take a few) with open sights...never again lol that was a lucky shot to say the least!
My gun of choice (my only one for that matter) is a Mossberg 500 12 gauge with a rifled barrel, which is not currently the gun in this picture. I have my new Bushnell scope mounted on see thru rings, but it isn't sighted yet. I am excited since my laser bore-sight is supposed to be here tomorrow sometime. Last year I took a doe at 100 yds (give or take a few) with open sights...never again lol that was a lucky shot to say the least!