How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
06-08-2005 | 12:30 PM
#61
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RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
I would really like to end this right now I am sorry for offending anybody from virginia with my comments. I think if you are happy with where you hunt thats all that matters. Tex.
06-08-2005 | 12:30 PM
#62
Nontypical Buck
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RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
If you have to have this fight O.K. then. I will give you this and I have hunted in texas you have more big racks than va. but they go just as big here read my after post about last years deer we have to hunt them a lot harder than you because we are not going to shot them at 400 yards we are lucky if we get a 100 yard shot but I bet all the hurters in va. will put up there big racks to yours any time.....
06-08-2005 | 12:32 PM
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RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
Thought you didn't want to argue. You a stange cat. If you want to know the facts, quit reading too many mags and watching the outdoor channel and go out and hunt different states. Live life and quit reading about it.
And quit shooting the deer out of the cage.
And quit shooting the deer out of the cage.
06-08-2005 | 12:39 PM
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From: VA, USA
RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
renfrowridge,
I hunt southcentral va along the va and carolina border.....and in north carolina as a non resident.....have also hunted smyth, wythe, washington and grayson counties in your area of the state.
I hunt southcentral va along the va and carolina border.....and in north carolina as a non resident.....have also hunted smyth, wythe, washington and grayson counties in your area of the state.
06-08-2005 | 12:56 PM
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RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
VA we need to get together this fall I move from michigan 2 years ago retired and got 200 acre at the house and 70 acre on stone mointian got some good hunting. if interested p.m. me and let me know
06-08-2005 | 12:58 PM
#68
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From: houston texas
RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
big country i said i dindt want to arge about 2 hours ago then you keep on coming back with some remark that is to tempting to not argue with. I tried to make peace many many times with you and you continued to argue.
You didnt answer anything i asked u in my last post, i.e what the facts were and how your job correlates to hunting but you just come back with another statment
That makes me really angry. I already stated i do not hunt deer under a high fence but you still have to say that just to make me mad. If thats how you get your kicks great, I am not gonna say anything else because i want to end this. I am not gonna respond to anything else you say. Its sad a 16 year old has more maturity than you.
Thought you didn't want to argue. You a stange cat. If you want to know the facts, quit reading too many mags and watching the outdoor channel and go out and hunt different states. Live life and quit reading about it.
And quit shooting the deer out of the cage.
06-08-2005 | 01:29 PM
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From: West Virginia
RE: How the .243 stacks up (part deux)
Ive read through this post and the other similar post. Very entertaining, people having fun etc. It looks like that Tex has said he was done, finised, etc on both posts. In the other one he came back for more. Wonder if he'll be back here.