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of course, this video was also made 3 years ago, so who knows what the end result will be. Do you hear this Jim? I GOSTA KNOW :ghostly:

11:30 mark This is what everyone is taking about

It’s not just weapons, either. Baiting and food plots certainly have their place and wildlife benefits, but man it sure makes things easier. A lot could be said the same about ag fields, though. I don’t raise too much of a fuss over weapon upgrades, because it gets people out in the woods.

Must be in the Carolina’s (or the south)? It’s wild how I can limit the take of 2 deer on a property I hunt for populations stability, then drive 25 miles and see 30 deer feeding in an alfalfa field here in Kansas.

Kansas archery is the 8th of April. Firearms is the 17th

I browned my Kibler rifle and used Jax black on my smoothie for a more worn patina. I appreciate both

I was digging through the archives to find it. Thanks!

.57 hornady, .015 switch patch, 40 gr cornmeal, 80 gr FFF Same gun (but jug choked), 5 shots at 50 yards

I missed that 😯

Should be any day

Both of us are well versed backpackers and both have spent some time at high altitudes 🤟🏻

Thanks for the link! Ran the numbers and there’s absolutely nothing to worry about at the distances we’re shooting.

I’m planning on hunting high country mule deer with the old man this September. Looking at focusing our efforts at 11-12,000’ in Colorado. I don’t foresee us taking shots over 100 yards as neither of our eyes would allow it with our flinters. One thought (small concern, but I’m not sure it...

I like what Colorado did only allowing iron sights. I know there are more states like that. Honestly, muzzloading helps me draw tags easier, especially in ‘iron sight’ or ‘primitive’ states

I agree with your first sentiment, but shooting a compound bow isn’t all cupcakes and rainbows.

Officially have a backpacking trip in the Black Kettle of Oklahoma for a gobbler.

I did not shoot it before I had it choked. I don’t think it affects accuracy on a PRB, or if it does I don’t notice. I’m very pleased with the results

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/shot-patterns.160172/ My Kibler 24 ga has a nice pattern I developed. Got a solid round ball load from @Ballshooter too. Jug choked, 80 gr FFF, lubed wad, 1.75 oz #5, followed by another lubed wad. Deadly on gobblers. The shot pattern was at 25 yards...

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/shot-patterns.160172/ Let us know what you end up going with!