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Unbreakable obsidian knife
Rick Very impressive, I imagine photos dont do it justice. I would love to own one! If you ever consider selling that knife or a copy I want one!! I dont think you get many compliments better than that. If you prefer we can make a trade, I have four hard working kids a wife who is an...- dennis byrd
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best all around squirrel rifle
Mike Thanks for the local information. I will look into the local groups for muzzleloading. There are indeed many talented riflesmiths in this area and I have been fortunate to have been tutored by some of the best. Sam Laird made the most accurate rifles I have ever owned. He was almost...- dennis byrd
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best all around squirrel rifle
Headhunter I recognize the "thingamawhatchamagizzit" around your neck, it looks very handy! And speaking of handy, everyone thank you so very much for the insights. By carefully reading each post I have been able to glean a ton of GREAT information. The ammount of money and frustration I will...- dennis byrd
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sea ducks
Evan9201 When i lived in New York, late 80's early 90's I used to hunt with a friend for sea duck's on the east end of Long island. What fun!! A great challenge and beautiful as well. We shot skunk heads and white wing scoter's as well as old squaws. Man great memories. Good luck. My...- dennis byrd
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best all around squirrel rifle
The advice is great so far, thanks. I didn't know you could find a 29. cal. I love it! Keep em comin and toss yall's two cents in on makers or even specific models. my personal preferences are rifles with amazing wood, beautiful scroll work on the wood, inlay's and all over as thin as a womans...- dennis byrd
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best all around squirrel rifle
Fellow flinters I am a "newbie" to this forum but have been hunting all my life. I have come full circle back to squirreling but this time with a flintlock. I am so happy with this new twist on an old favorite. I have read with delight the great advice on different makers and flintlock...- dennis byrd
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field dressing
Hello folks, im a "newbie" here on this site. It is fantastic. I am not a newbie to hunting however and might toss my two cents worth in on the "anus removal tool" while it may have an application at work, late nite at the bar or in the nickle seats of a Jets Giants game, it is a little silly...- dennis byrd
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.32 game?
In my first ever post I intended to compliment mrfishnhunt on making his son a rifle and to encourage bunyan to try hunting turkeys with his ml under the right circumstances. Please forgive my error, im still learning how to drive this thing! "newbie fever" Jet90- dennis byrd
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.32 game?
Bunyan I truly admire the gift you are giving to your son and building him a rifle is pretty cool as well! In regards to your question of potting a turkey with your 32. my answer is why not. These guns are created for fantastic accuracy at their intended range, if you are able to hold an...- dennis byrd
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting