Taking a back-up gun?
#1
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 414
Taking a back-up gun?
In 2 weeks I'm off to Northern Quebec for a Caribou hunt (2 years in planning). I'm looking at a 1700 km drive, then 1.5 hours float plane, further north. On the fly-in portion, there are weight restrictions. Looks like the Triumph, with the 350gr FPB's will be the medicine, for the Caribou.
Question is do I take a back-up gun? It would be my 30-06.
What do you guys do?
Question is do I take a back-up gun? It would be my 30-06.
What do you guys do?
#2
In 2 weeks I'm off to Northern Quebec for a Caribou hunt (2 years in planning). I'm looking at a 1700 km drive, then 1.5 hours float plane, further north. On the fly-in portion, there are weight restrictions. Looks like the Triumph, with the 350gr FPB's will be the medicine, for the Caribou.
Question is do I take a back-up gun? It would be my 30-06.
What do you guys do?
Question is do I take a back-up gun? It would be my 30-06.
What do you guys do?
Is this a guided trip?
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In 2 weeks I'm off to Northern Quebec for a Caribou hunt (2 years in planning). I'm looking at a 1700 km drive, then 1.5 hours float plane, further north. On the fly-in portion, there are weight restrictions. Looks like the Triumph, with the 350gr FPB's will be the medicine, for the Caribou.
Question is do I take a back-up gun? It would be my 30-06.
What do you guys do?
Question is do I take a back-up gun? It would be my 30-06.
What do you guys do?
#10
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,585
I learned about back ups the hard way, on a trip to northern Canada when I got there and started to check things out I found my scope completely fogged could see nothing but white. I took my bear using the scope mount and the front iron sight, it took almost all my ammo to get it so I knew where it would hit and there was no place up there to get more so I went hunting bear with 3 shot available.