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Nice tree Nate.
How far did you go to get it, beautiful out there.
Thanks Brett, probably nicest wild one I’ve ever found. Well I skied around looking at trees about a mile but ended up cutting this one about 100 ft from the road.
 
Thanks Brett, probably nicest wild one I’ve ever found. Well I skied around looking at trees about a mile but ended up cutting this one about 100 ft from the road.
That's cool, it did look good. Looking at the pics I thought you topped one for it at first.
What type of skies are those, do you use skins on them?
 
That's cool, it did look good. Looking at the pics I thought you topped one for it at first.
What type of skies are those, do you use skins on them?
They are Rossi BC 125, they have a waxless patterned base like cross country skis so can climb some with them but anything very steep I use skins. They have metal edges and width-shape like telemark skis, their great, versatile skis, voila switch back bindings, WAY better than what I started out with, lol.
 
They are Rossi BC 125, they have a waxless patterned base like cross country skis so can climb some with them but anything very steep I use skins. They have metal edges and width-shape like telemark skis, their great, versatile skis, voila switch back bindings, WAY better than what I started out with, lol.
Gonna look those up, sound nice.
Always wanted to get some telemark setup skis.
I may have to watch a few videos tonight, been a few yrs since I've been out, may need to live vicariously for a bit.
 
Well ” The Cowboys” is on TV, I’m a big John Wayne fan so I was watching the movie relaxing with the new pup. The wife snatched him away. The movie ended and I go upstairs to my bed to find the two of them passed out. Looks like she might spoil him worse then me...5A7CD789-E970-46D6-A5FB-CC1367CC1B8F.jpeg F65EF7CF-A974-4B37-9022-15997DC58A0F.jpeg
I should have known I was in trouble when she held him the whole ride home
 
The calm before the storm. Have 50 people coming for dinner. I already have kindling split so that when I'm ready for them to leave, I can fire up the stove and let the heat run em off!
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impressive! looks like u all are set for a swell time and meal... 50! wow~
 
Last day of MD deer season. I got skunked in WV, hunted shotgun in MD twice and didn't see any bucks. I wanted to rifle hunt. I've taken deer with my Savage 99's in 22 Savage HiPower, Savage 250-3000, Savage 300, and all I needed was one with my Savage 303. That completes the Savage Slam of taking a game animal with each of the Savage cartridges. I'm in a rifle county so at 2 oclock I went over a friends farm and got on stand. At about 4:26 this guy walked out at about 300 yards and kept coming till he was about 80-100 yards. was using a Model 99 in 303 Savage made in 1927 with a Lightfoot no drill scope mount with a Weaver K4. At 300 the cross hairs looked so thick they blocked his whole body, at 200 I could see his body better, and at 100 I could see him well. He was looking right in my direction, so I went for a neck shot. He ran about 10 yards.
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good hunting/shot rf! ~
 
Last day of MD deer season. I got skunked in WV, hunted shotgun in MD twice and didn't see any bucks. I wanted to rifle hunt. I've taken deer with my Savage 99's in 22 Savage HiPower, Savage 250-3000, Savage 300, and all I needed was one with my Savage 303. That completes the Savage Slam of taking a game animal with each of the Savage cartridges. I'm in a rifle county so at 2 oclock I went over a friends farm and got on stand. At about 4:26 this guy walked out at about 300 yards and kept coming till he was about 80-100 yards. was using a Model 99 in 303 Savage made in 1927 with a Lightfoot no drill scope mount with a Weaver K4. At 300 the cross hairs looked so thick they blocked his whole body, at 200 I could see his body better, and at 100 I could see him well. He was looking right in my direction, so I went for a neck shot. He ran about 10 yards.
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Congrats Joe. Got skunked here this year except for a doe yesterday. No Horn soup for me!!
 
Rarefish: Thanks for the reply. The serial # is 6671xx. The marks in the oval are hard to read but I come up with (3D). The gun is in real nice shape.
The "D" makes it a 52. There were only a few models in the 50's. If it has a wide rounded forearm it's an R which is the heavy rifle. If it has a slighly narrower rounded forearm it's an F, feather weight. The F has two extra holes drilled in the butt stock to lighten it. If it has a schnable forearm it's an EG. The R and F were factory drilled for a scope, the EG was not. There is a "no drill" mount made for the non drilled guns. After market drilling knocks the collector value by about 50%.
 
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