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Hunting in the rain

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Get out there and get a big one, most of the bigger deer I have killed was in nasty weather they will lay down until pretty wet get up shake like a dog and walk around. As to keeping the gun in ready status a good cows knee well greased, with the gun tucked under your arm or coat works for me, I am not a stalker, find a place sit down stay as dry as possible and wait on bambi to stroll bye. You can put a bees wax seal around the pan and frizzen but I never found this necessary, the other thing is check the prime often and if needed wipe out the pan with a dry piece of cloth and re-prime. Good Luck.
This is the only time that I have been able to sneak up on deer and kill them. I have seen nice bucks, and does in bad weather! I would use a cap lock if I had a choice.
 
Here in the Pacific Northwet, hunting season is nothing put rain.
I always crayon the pan and frizzen to seal it tight.
Also turn my tricorn around. They way the water does not wash the pan clean.
 

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