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Posted by Dave from MN on October 29, 2006 at 15:25:38 from (67.133.91.28):
After today I have once again wonder if I am wasting my time. See, what i deer hunt with is my grandfathers->then dads->no mine 12 ga model 12, winchester super X slugs, my rusty but trusty 93 k1500, and a portable stand. Well today another buddie stops over to sight in his new gun. A $1200 Benelli slug gun with a big ol scope, Some sabot slugs made in some other country I never heard of, driving a 2006 2500HD crew cab. Showed me some pics of his new deerstand, looks kinda like my 1st house on stilts. Oh my goodness, is that the secret, am I using obsolete equipment that the deer are resistant to. I dont know, I think I will stick to venison that cost me a few slugs and a liscence. Or does the best of the best make you a better hunter like some think the biggest and baddest equipment make you a better farmer. I think not. We'll seeI bet him a t-bone diner as well on best season. Tradition. Good SAFE harvest andhunting to you all.
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need krm 08:18:42 10/30/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need BillyinStoughton 07:27:49 10/30/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need sammy the RED 22:29:44 10/29/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need Easy1 18:31:36 10/29/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need CaptRon 18:27:06 10/29/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need Aaron Ford 17:52:29 10/29/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need Ultradog MN 16:07:47 10/29/06
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- Re: Hmm, so thats what I need Lloyd Llama 16:00:22 10/29/06
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