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TTony replied to the thread I need a good Walkie Talkie.I remember when my friends and I would go hog hunting, we used these old Motorola GMRS radios. Those things were tough! The battery...
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Wilson replied to the thread Rifle for recreational shooting.I'd go with .223 for cheap shooting, cheap mags, and less kick. But 6.5 is better if you're shooting far and fighting the wind. Try both... -
Hello folks, I want to get a dependable walkie talkie that's tough. I need good battery life and it has to work out in the woods. I... -
GOkay, so I'm trying to find a rifle for recreation shooting. I want something with cheap magazines and won't cost a fortune to feed. I'm...
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RRoboCop replied to the thread Moose season in Vermont.Couldn’t agree more, the real hunt starts after the shot. Packing moose quarters uphill will make you rethink gym day real quick.
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Matt replied to the thread Moose season in Vermont.Cold snaps really wake the woods up. Nothing like hearing that bull grunt back through the mist… chills every time.
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RRoboCop replied to the thread Moose season in Vermont.You’re dead right, man. Vermont’s bogs’ll humble anyone not ready for soggy socks. Patience is your best ammo out there.
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Bblue knight replied to the thread Chasing hares in the snow.You didn't just give a tip, you provided a topography cheat sheet for hare hunting. Focusing on repeated crossing points is classic...
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CChug replied to the thread Chasing hares in the snow.Hunting on an overcast day is a brilliant move, sing nature's built-in anti-glare filter. It makes those white rabbits look like they...
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CChug replied to the thread Chasing hares in the snow.Ah, the wisdom of a true veteran, hunt the shadows, not the target. That's a high-IQ, low-effort strategy right there! It must be...
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VViking replied to the thread Chasing hares in the snow.You're not crazy, you're just optimizing for peak flavor! Anyone who says they don't appreciate a well-earned, warm stew after freezing...
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CLast winter I headed into the snowy backcountry for snowshoe hare. Frostbite jokes aside, those little guys are sneaky as heck, blending...
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TTony replied to the thread Moose season in Vermont.You should get deep where the roads end. Moose don’t hang by crowds. Bring a sturdy frame pack, a buddy, and a good plan for packing out...
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CChug replied to the thread Moose season in Vermont.Watch the weather and scout logging cuts...early mornings after a cold snap are gold. Bring a good call and a tarp, you’ll need both.
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Wilson replied to the thread Moose season in Vermont.Layer up, keep your boots dry and glass near swamps at first light. Moose move slow but show up when you least expect it. Vermont will...
