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  1. I only shot my brother in laws one day at the range but didn't like the feel myself.
  2. I guess a call is in order to the ones near you. The last two years ours was open for the 12:01 time.
  3. Walmart typically is open for them at 12:01 am on November 1st.
  4. If you get two signed over to you. Drew two in the first draw and get the second draw you can have 6 total
  5. Their stocks can be found pretty cheap and the barrels and stocks can easily be modified to accommodate a youth as well. I have seen 2 with 20" barrels for youth as well as short stocks. Both were sub MOA and in 308
  6. So sorry Red, Nothing worse than not being able to do anything about their pain.
  7. I can get beat up by any gun on the range but with game in the sights I never seem to remember any recoil.
  8. Units not listed will not be available. Those unlisted units may have had extras left but as some mentioned in those units there were were more denied than they had left over. They randomly draw to see who gets those mailed to them.
  9. And if you were concerned about recoil and had the 06 and 270 they have good offerings in reduced recoil loads for them also. There are a lot of options out there. Probably the most overlooked aspect of getting a kid into shooting is the fit of the gun. And this is much tougher than selection a caliber IMO. Ther kids in the 13-15 years range can got through some serious growing. It is a fine line to walk to get one that will be managable with a younger frame and not out grown as they age. If i was challenged with a very small framed kid I would probably stick with a popular bolt gun and by a cheap stock and cut it down for use until they grow. . A poorly fitting gun can exaggerate recoil.
  10. The timber companies typically set lease prices based on the tax bill with some administrative costs. 800+ acres is a sizable chunk of land.
  11. Steve, guarantee it it per year-per man. it is a little over $20 and acre and that is probably justified with there being a house. Going rate seems to be about $20 and acre.
  12. .257 Roberts? I have heard good things about the round. It is usually regarded as a step up from the 243. What grain bullet are you using and have you had any problem finding ammo for it?
  13. I agree on the 308 and with the reduced recoil rounds they are very easy to shoot. I am no great hand gunner and not a fan of heavy recoil but I have no problem with the 308 in my pistol when using reduced recoil rounds.
  14. What is the problem?...Small freezer? no room for beef?
  15. CDM, don't sweat it. They are legends in their own minds.
  16. Any effort to address genetics in a wild herd is wasting time. It can't be done. Especially if you are doing it in immature 1.5 year old bucks. You can NOT tell the bucks potential especially at that age. There are too many other factors that govern this. The most critical factor of increasing the body and rack size is age.
  17. Almost as hard as saying the youth ruined a hunt.
  18. I know but wasn't given permission to say. I will say Western NY
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