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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #15 on: October 24, 2016, 09:42:55 PM »
Any time. I enjoy reloading.  Someone showed me the ropes and it cut a lot of the learning time off.  I haven't loaded any hand guns.  But we could start with the .270?

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #16 on: October 25, 2016, 12:40:26 AM »
Any time. I enjoy reloading.  Someone showed me the ropes and it cut a lot of the learning time off.  I haven't loaded any hand guns.  But we could start with the .270?

Sounds great! I will shoot ya pm sometime soon. I have 3 hunts in November than out of town for thanksgiving, but will find some time in December.

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #17 on: October 25, 2016, 08:42:33 AM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection. 

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #18 on: October 25, 2016, 09:15:44 AM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection.
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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #19 on: October 25, 2016, 10:01:35 AM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection.

How did you guys do on deer for general?

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #20 on: October 25, 2016, 10:24:04 AM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection.

How did you guys do on deer for general?

Not great.  My B.I.L. got a buck on the second day of season and my nephew got a doe with his youth tag on wednesday, but that's it.  I am hunting ML now and my wife and dad got late buck tags, so hopefully the later seasons will be better.  The blue tongue from last year really made a big dent in the population. Where you over here for general season?     

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #21 on: October 25, 2016, 10:59:50 AM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection.

How did you guys do on deer for general?

Not great.  My B.I.L. got a buck on the second day of season and my nephew got a doe with his youth tag on wednesday, but that's it.  I am hunting ML now and my wife and dad got late buck tags, so hopefully the later seasons will be better.  The blue tongue from last year really made a big dent in the population. Where you over here for general season?   

Yeah. Took wife out. Didnt see many shooter bucks. Maybe 5, but they were getting pushed around pretty hard. We finnaly got her one on the 4th day, but we had to work pretty hard for it.
I have that late tag as well. Hopefully we can find some white tail. The only bucks we have been seeing or mule deer.
Think Im switching to ML next year. We saw lots of Shenanigans go down from other "hunters".  I spent a whole day talking to trespassers & taking pictures of guys cutting gates, driving through fields, shooting out windows & wounding deer. It was like hunting public ground.

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #22 on: October 25, 2016, 11:24:49 AM »
That's exactly why I switched to ML.   

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #23 on: November 10, 2016, 10:14:05 AM »
I live in Snoqualmie right next to you.  I head to 3 forks in Cle Elum.  They have almost everything.  Call ahead and make sure, if not they will order it for you...

Great place. Stopped in & bought powder.

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #24 on: November 10, 2016, 12:53:35 PM »
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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #25 on: November 10, 2016, 01:28:35 PM »
Bobs Sporting Goods in Longview. They have everything.

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #26 on: November 10, 2016, 01:42:52 PM »
Three Forks in Cle Elum is pretty good for both selection and prices.
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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #27 on: November 10, 2016, 01:54:46 PM »
Three Forks in Cle Elum is pretty good for both selection and prices.

Most of their dies were pretty over priced. Powder  & primers seemed about standard. Pretty good for a  brick & mortar store.

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #28 on: December 02, 2016, 09:41:05 AM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection.

How did you guys do on deer for general?

Not great.  My B.I.L. got a buck on the second day of season and my nephew got a doe with his youth tag on wednesday, but that's it.  I am hunting ML now and my wife and dad got late buck tags, so hopefully the later seasons will be better.  The blue tongue from last year really made a big dent in the population. Where you over here for general season?   

Yeah. Took wife out. Didnt see many shooter bucks. Maybe 5, but they were getting pushed around pretty hard. We finnaly got her one on the 4th day, but we had to work pretty hard for it.
I have that late tag as well. Hopefully we can find some white tail. The only bucks we have been seeing or mule deer.
Think Im switching to ML next year. We saw lots of Shenanigans go down from other "hunters".  I spent a whole day talking to trespassers & taking pictures of guys cutting gates, driving through fields, shooting out windows & wounding deer. It was like hunting public ground.

How did you end up doing on your late hunt?

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Re: Best place for reloading supplies?
« Reply #29 on: December 02, 2016, 10:33:22 PM »
If you make it to the East side and are close to Coeur d Alene Black Sheep there is good for reloading components.  Good prices and good selection.

How did you guys do on deer for general?

Not great.  My B.I.L. got a buck on the second day of season and my nephew got a doe with his youth tag on wednesday, but that's it.  I am hunting ML now and my wife and dad got late buck tags, so hopefully the later seasons will be better.  The blue tongue from last year really made a big dent in the population. Where you over here for general season?   

Yeah. Took wife out. Didnt see many shooter bucks. Maybe 5, but they were getting pushed around pretty hard. We finnaly got her one on the 4th day, but we had to work pretty hard for it.
I have that late tag as well. Hopefully we can find some white tail. The only bucks we have been seeing or mule deer.
Think Im switching to ML next year. We saw lots of Shenanigans go down from other "hunters".  I spent a whole day talking to trespassers & taking pictures of guys cutting gates, driving through fields, shooting out windows & wounding deer. It was like hunting public ground.

How did you end up doing on your late hunt?

It was tough! I must have covered 5k acres Just not many WT bucks I felt good about shooting running around. If we have another year with blue tongue I may just save for out of state.
I passed on a few small ones since we have meat in the freezer from general.  My buddy shot a small 4x4. We saw a handful of real nice mulies  though.
It was really windy or rainy so nothing was moving. My eyes are still sore from glassing. Still had a great time. How did your wife & Dad do?
« Last Edit: December 02, 2016, 10:44:59 PM by T-Dozzer »

 


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