http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/-t1.htm Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:07:26 GMT 10 http://i64.servimg.com/u/f64/12/84/42/68/logo311.jpg http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/-t1.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/hello-t255.htm Boss Man Hello everyone! Just want to check in with everyone here. Please feel free to post a few things. No one seems to be posting. I think if one can get some things started , it may take back off again. Don't give up on the site just yet . General Discussion Mon, 02 Mar 2009 18:07:26 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/hello-t255.htm#580 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/hello-t255.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/we-re-doomed-t250.htm Boss Man Said by Obama..... "My first priority will be to reinstate the assault weapons ban as soon as I take office. Within 90 days, we will go back after kitchen table dealers, and work to end the gun show and internet sales loopholes. In the first year, I intend to work with Congress on a national no carry law, 1 gun a month purchase limits, and bans on all semi-automatic guns." YES, THERE IS STILL TIME TO ORDER BEFORE Obama's new gun bans kick in late 2009! --Barack Obama, VPC ... General Discussion Thu, 29 Jan 2009 13:35:28 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/we-re-doomed-t250.htm#571 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/we-re-doomed-t250.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/what-s-your-favorite-cartridge-caliber-for-deer-hunting-t39.htm 7 Rum Eat Well, I like "overwhelming firepower" and the git-r-done kind of weapon. Why? It's just a personal thing. I do not believe that one needs big and heavy kicking magnums for deer hunting. I just like to use them myself. So here's my favorite, the Remington 7mm Ultra Magnum, stoked with 140-160 grain Nosler Accubonds or Partitions. Again, this is not necessary, but only in my mind. In fact, I will probably start my kids out on a 7mm.08. Then, when they, and me, get older, the 7 ... General Discussion Thu, 21 Aug 2008 02:53:43 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/what-s-your-favorite-cartridge-caliber-for-deer-hunting-t39.htm#43 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/what-s-your-favorite-cartridge-caliber-for-deer-hunting-t39.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/anyone-planning-on-sitting-in-the-rain-and-wind-tomorrow-t236.htm bowhunter_va_72
Good luck to all. Post some pictures.]]> General Discussion Fri, 14 Nov 2008 20:06:23 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/anyone-planning-on-sitting-in-the-rain-and-wind-tomorrow-t236.htm#535 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/anyone-planning-on-sitting-in-the-rain-and-wind-tomorrow-t236.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/trigger-work-t201.htm Boss Man Thanks!]]> General Discussion Wed, 22 Oct 2008 13:19:53 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/trigger-work-t201.htm#394 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/trigger-work-t201.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/question-on-scopes-t71.htm DeerStalker Looking for a good scope to put on a Savage .204. Its a nice accurate gun. I'll be using it to shoot Ground Hogs and target shooting. Would like to ahve something with a nice wide view (view of full scope) What do you all recommend?? General Discussion Tue, 26 Aug 2008 12:26:00 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/question-on-scopes-t71.htm#94 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/question-on-scopes-t71.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/judging-distance-t167.htm DeerStalker Judging Distance by Kevin Wilson Posted on: 09/29/08 [Comments?] Accurately judging distance is the first step toward proper shot placement. Instinctive or calculated, bowhunters rely on it for close range shooting. Gun hunters count on their ability to estimate longer distances. Over time we all learn our own tricks for calculating distance but with the advent of laser rangefinders many of us won't leave home without them. Regardless of how you go about it, determining yardage ... General Discussion Wed, 15 Oct 2008 18:57:02 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/judging-distance-t167.htm#306 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/judging-distance-t167.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/shooting-bench-t114.htm Boss Man DeerStalker.....I made the shooting bench you posted last weekend. I used 2X4 for the frame and did some modifications. I will post pictures of it and list what i used in materials. Turned out good! Took about 2 hours to build. Went to gether simple. General Discussion Thu, 11 Sep 2008 17:11:01 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/shooting-bench-t114.htm#166 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/shooting-bench-t114.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/5-tips-for-sighting-in-your-rifle-t96.htm DeerStalker by Kevin Wilson Kevin Wilson is a freelance outdoors writer and professional big game & waterfowl guide/outfitter from Alberta, Canada. Confessing an obsession for big whitetails and bighorn sheep, he has hunted most North American big game species with either bow, muzzleloader, rifle or shotgun. Specializing in archery, freshwater fishing, waterfowl and big game hunting, his articles can be found in several well known outdoor publications across the U.S. and Canada. For more information ... General Discussion Thu, 04 Sep 2008 13:31:15 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/5-tips-for-sighting-in-your-rifle-t96.htm#138 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/5-tips-for-sighting-in-your-rifle-t96.htm http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/gun-tip-gun-identification-t65.htm Boss Man From another good hunting forum site.. c / p By A. Sayward Lamb #1 To insure a positive identification of your guns, simply remove the butt-plate and inscribe either your name or a number that would prove you are the owner of that gun. Replace the butt-plate and no one else will know that you have this I.D. Be sure to write down and save what you have used for this method of identification. #2 Be sure to write down and save the Serial numbers of each of your guns. This list will ... General Discussion Mon, 25 Aug 2008 13:14:15 GMT http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/gun-tip-gun-identification-t65.htm#85 http://huntersedge.forumotion.net/general-discussion-f8/gun-tip-gun-identification-t65.htm