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Elk Hunting / Re: Archery elk gear, 2025.
« Last post by spin05 on Today at 12:03:42 AM »
Prime bow revex 34, Epsilon rest, Black gold mountain lite site,Easton axis arrows topped with 100g Muzzys and lighted nocks
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Sponsor Classifieds / How To Get Your $0.00 Tax Stamp - Black Hammer Arms
« Last post by dreadi on Yesterday at 11:33:25 PM »
It's a simple step during checkout with Silencer Shop. Choose Free Track during the checkout process and your silencer will after January 1st 2026.

www.silencershop.com/blackhammerarms

If you don't see what you want at Silencer Shop, let know and I will work on sourcing it for you.  We can still work this deal the same way. 
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This is a great cause that truly makes a difference for women who have no where to turn. This charity is not a hand out, it is a helping hand or a hand up.

Dale’s generosity for donating the hunt speaks volumes. @huntallyearlong thank you so much for bidding, I look forward to hearing about your hunt. And of course thank you to everyone who bid on this hunt to get it to the level it got to.

This community never ceases to amaze me at how we rally for a good cause.
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I'd like to thank the winning bidder for reaching out to make payment, and making the communication easy.

We've arranged to meet up tomorrow to make payment.

I strongly believe in full transparency on these things, so I will post a pic of the donation once I make an electronic payment.


   
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I was gonna bid again, got caught up in traffic and looked at my clock and wouldn't you know it it was 12:04. Good luck all I hope you guys get good critters.

Better luck next time.     :tup:

You might not remember, but you once took my daughter and me on a salmon fishing trip that you auctioned here to help out a young boy in need.    :hello:
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Advocacy, Agencies, Access / Re: Lynx kittens confirmed in the Kettle Range
« Last post by Caseknife on Yesterday at 09:25:51 PM »
They have been trapping them in the Revelstoke area the last few years.  Had one head back within a couple weeks, must not have liked it here.  Cool thing is that they prefer 10–15-year-old timber cuts where the prey animals live so the radicals can't use the lynx to curtail timber harvest.
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Scopes and Optics / Re: Seeking recommendations on a new scope
« Last post by Klickitatsteelie on Yesterday at 09:23:56 PM »
Blanchard turned me onto swfa a year ago. I have 2 now and both perform amazing. One on a 7 rem mag the other on a 223. The 223 bounces around in the back seat of my Toyota 24/7 and has never lost zero, dials out to 500 yards and back to 100 yards without missing a beat. For the money you can’t beat swfa.
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Guns and Ammo / Re: Looking for Solid 22 LR input
« Last post by MADMAX on Yesterday at 09:19:31 PM »
Remington Nylon 66
Definitely a can opener
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Guns and Ammo / Re: Looking for Solid 22 LR input
« Last post by Caseknife on Yesterday at 09:19:13 PM »
Ruger American Compact rimfire.  Mine will put 10 shots in a one inch group at fifty yards with the ammo it likes.  Simple little 4 power Leupold scope is money.
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Guns and Ammo / Looking for Solid 22 LR input
« Last post by Zardoz on Yesterday at 09:16:40 PM »
I've been trying to teach the grandkids (8 of them) gun discipline, and just general outdoor/life discipline. Started as a Fun thing to do with BB guns, (some) moved up to Pellet guns, and some are are ready for 22lr. I would like some recommendations on a good ACCURATE (because Success builds confidence) Bolt action 22lr. Not looking for "reviews", Looking for actual use reviews of a weapon you would  buy for your kids. These kids are Eager to learn outdoor skills, and a good solid rifle is what I need.

Thanks in advance for your inputs and suggestions..   :tup:

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