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Offline Ibcnurun

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Re: Thinking about switching to Muzzy
« Reply #30 on: October 14, 2013, 10:05:05 PM »
After spending a few days in the Toutle I believe to muzzy elk hunt, regardless of gun, you have to drink Bush Lite beer.  It must be a requirement or something.  I'm also starting to believe that it is a requirement that no muzzy elk hunter is allowed to take their Bush Lite empties out of the woods.  :dunno:  Usually one must travel the Chiwawa to find this much trash in the woods. >:(  Next weekend we will be bringing extra Hefty bags with us.  Might take us longer to pick up beer cans than we will get time to hunt.

Sorry, just had to vent!  It was horrible up there.
Thanks for doing that. This was my 2nd year MZ Elk hunting the Umatanum. What a zoo...almost comical how many beer cans and how much TP I stumbled upon. Except for the TP, I do end up picking-up after others.

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Re: Thinking about switching to Muzzy
« Reply #31 on: October 14, 2013, 10:55:56 PM »


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After spending a few days in the Toutle I believe to muzzy elk hunt, regardless of gun, you have to drink Bush Lite beer.  It must be a requirement or something.  I'm also starting to believe that it is a requirement that no muzzy elk hunter is allowed to take their Bush Lite empties out of the woods.       
Our group spent the entire week on the early muzzy cow season up the Toutle 4100/4200/3000 and most all of the spurs on the side and never saw a Busch beer can anywhere much less any beer cans. I think the reason was we were looking for cow elk and not beer cans though we did get one cow and we killed most our Busch cans at camp.

Just sayin :dunno: anyone be it archers/muzzy/ modern/scouting parties/or just people as in brush pickers, bough cutters, treeplanters, loggers, truck drivers, archers, modern rifle scouts, and the city folks out for a drive, no need to place the entire blame of Busch beer cans being tossed out on the side of the roads on the muzzy guys. I have scouted that area since June both high and low and I can't say for sure it is entirely 100% muzzy hunters trashing the Toutle with beer cans. Just sayin :dunno:

Nate,
Lyman makes a great round ball traditonal rifle in a .50 which I loved hunting with for many years. It was a good looking rifle although a bit on the heavy side. T/C makes a great .50 carbine which is a lot lighter and handles nicely. I now shoot a Knight Bighorn and absolutely love the way it handles/shoots/breaks down for cleaning over the traditional muzzle loaders, however, to each his own with a choice of traditional or modern.
Whatever........

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Re: Thinking about switching to Muzzy
« Reply #32 on: October 15, 2013, 12:12:43 AM »
Our group spent the entire week on the early muzzy cow season up the Toutle 4100/4200/3000 and most all of the spurs on the side and never saw a Busch beer can anywhere much less any beer cans.

You must have been looking for elk REALLY HARD :chuckle:  But I don't think all those showed up between sunset on Friday and 11 A.M. on Saturday.  Just too dang many of them.

Good to hear you were successful.  That sure is a fun hunt when you can get drawn.  Too bad the muzzy guys don't get a late hunt in the snow with that tag when 200 rifle hunters and 80 bowhunters do.  You'd all have surely filled your tags spending that much time in there if you had some December or January dates.
He asked, Do you ever give a short simple answer?  I replied, "Nope."

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Re: Thinking about switching to Muzzy
« Reply #33 on: October 15, 2013, 09:34:46 AM »
My rifle has a 1 in 66 or 72 twist. I don't remember. It is a Green Mtn barrel and would stack round balls if I was that accurate. ... In answer to the question..
And I think God must be a cowboy at heart
 He made wide open spaces from the start
 He made grass and trees and mountains and a horse to be a friend
 And trails to lead ol' cowboys home again

Chris Ledoux...

 


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