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SOLD Pennsylvania books
I have 7 PA books. $30 postal money order tyd. They’re really good reads about the history of Pa. 5 are written by John L. Moore. 1 by Edward Merrifield. 1 by PA historical and museum commission.- bushytail
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SOLD 6 books
Yes, I’ll ship to you. If you want them, pm me.- bushytail
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SOLD 6 books
Got 6 books. 1- the art of building the Pennsylvania longrifle 2- flintlocks a practical guide for their use and appreciation 3- the book of buckskinning 4- the hawken rifle it’s place in history 5- the adventures of the mountain men 6- firearms, traps, and tools of the mountain men $60 postal...- bushytail
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How Long Have You Been Hunting ...
I started at 12 years old. I turn 60 this month.- bushytail
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting
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Pig with 1858 36
Congratulations on a nice hog.- bushytail
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Shooting them with a pistol now!
Nice! About how close were you when you shot? With my 58 cal trade pistol, I gotta be around 10yrds or closer with shot.- bushytail
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Squirrel season is open!
Awesome! Sounds like you live in “bushytail paradise”.- bushytail
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What do you hunt with your traditional muzzleloader?
Deer, squirrels,bear, and turkey.- bushytail
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Last day jake
Congratulations on your turkey. And nice work on the gun build.- bushytail
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A Nice Morning Walk
I liked your story. And congratulations on your fox. I hope to read more of your adventures. And I agree that animals do strange things sometimes. I missed a fox with my longbow. 😔 He stopped, looked around trying to figure out what happened. And trotted back the way he came. He didn’t bolt out...- bushytail
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First Muzzle Loading Hunt
Nice shooting! Looks like you already have a load worked out for the gun. I’m sure your dog will be happy.- bushytail
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Finished Jim Chambers PA Fowler
You did a very nice job. 👍- bushytail
- Post #47
- Forum: The Gun Builder's Bench
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Britsmoothy?
Britsmoothy and his four legged sidekick will be missed. I liked reading his hunting stories.- bushytail
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Trade gun shot pattern
:thumb: Your off to a good start this year!- bushytail
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Turkey surrendered.
Congratulations on your gobbler! You got a nice looking gun too.- bushytail
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Trade gun shot pattern
That’s part of the fun. Experimenting with different types of loads to see what works best.- bushytail
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- Forum: Traditional Muzzleloader Hunting