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Welcome from Michigan

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That's some fine shooting! I bet I could hit the pond, most of the time.

Sorry to hear that, but as you said it could've been worse. At least you'll be able to enjoy being there! Hope you heal up fast.

Great looking camp you've got there. I spent several years in a tent and have sworn them off, but your pictures have got me thinking of giving it another shot. Congratulations on the doe as well. Good luck out there.

Nice buck!

I ordered a kibler colonial and more snow.

That's one beautiful rifle! Great job.

She's a beauty! Can't wait to see her leaned up on a hog. Love the hawk as well.

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Good job! It's amazing how many in the world have never been around firearms.

They used to offer a #3 & #5 mix. I never tried it but sounds like it should work for ducks. We use #1 for geese #3 for ducks. I'd load #5 for woodies and teal, but just use the 3s because we usually see mallards and black ducks at the same time. Good luck!

I have shot a lot of steel shot out of 2 different guns. I even used daisy BBs for geese in a pinch. One the bore remained perfect, couldn't even tell. The other had very light scratching that I could see, but not feel when checking with a long scribe. Now I mostly use bismuth. I get it from...

If you can get the accuracy that you need then run with it. Looks interesting.

Welcome to the forum. Old and grumpy should fit right in, but it's almost impossible to remain grumpy in a cloud of black powder smoke!

Welcome aboard from another Michigander

The shortest barrel muzzleloader I have is 42". I hunt with all of them and don't find barrel length to be an issue. Just my .02 cents but any woods I fit through, my rifle will as well. Again this is just my experience.

I remember everyone crying that someone needed to buy goex and someone did. Hopefully those people will buy their product when it's available, whenever that happens. I have goex on hand and also the imports, like all of it. I sure do miss driving in to the local shop to buy American made powder.

Graf's website said they are 5-7 days behind on shipping. I got my order today, 9 days total.

I've been trying my hand at some relief carving and am still in the practicing stage, but making progress. I'd say your carving is looking good👍.