.357 mag
05-26-2005, 11:57 AM
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RE: .357 mag
Well, considering he's talking about carrying it during archery season, I really hope he's joking. I feel weighted down just carrying my bow, pack, and the .44 when I'm hiking around chasing elk. I can't imagine what it'd be like with a shotgun.
05-26-2005, 02:31 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: .357 mag
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Well not only that but it's probably illegal to carry a shotgun during archery season. It may even be illegal to carry a .44 you may want to check with your state agency.
Well not only that but it's probably illegal to carry a shotgun during archery season. It may even be illegal to carry a .44 you may want to check with your state agency.
05-26-2005, 05:49 PM
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RE: .357 mag
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Well not only that but it's probably illegal to carry a shotgun during archery season. It may even be illegal to carry a .44 you may want to check with your state agency.
Well not only that but it's probably illegal to carry a shotgun during archery season. It may even be illegal to carry a .44 you may want to check with your state agency.
Mind you this is taking place on private property and it was the landowner who suggested I carry it. After having a couple cows attacked he decided he didn't want to see someone he liked killed by a cougar.
Do not, I repeat do not do this. Mine is an extreme case and under other circumstances I wouldn't dream of it.
05-26-2005, 06:06 PM
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RE: .357 mag
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That's how it is in Washington as well, but due to an increase in the number of cougar sightings on our property I've taken it upon myself to carry a little extra protection. I'd rather break the law than tangle with a big cat with a buck knife.
Mind you this is taking place on private property and it was the landowner who suggested I carry it. After having a couple cows attacked he decided he didn't want to see someone he liked killed by a cougar.
Do not, I repeat do not do this. Mine is an extreme case and under other circumstances I wouldn't dream of it.
That's how it is in Washington as well, but due to an increase in the number of cougar sightings on our property I've taken it upon myself to carry a little extra protection. I'd rather break the law than tangle with a big cat with a buck knife.
Mind you this is taking place on private property and it was the landowner who suggested I carry it. After having a couple cows attacked he decided he didn't want to see someone he liked killed by a cougar.
Do not, I repeat do not do this. Mine is an extreme case and under other circumstances I wouldn't dream of it.