>>135

:(

butts

>>85

I could feel your fear while reading that, up until your dick turned into a wing. Then I just had to laugh.

>>90

Yeah, sure you do.

Gee I have bad dreams too muffin, except mine aren't about fictional bullshit and don't stem from watching too much teevee

Cry me a river fagtron

>>143
hmmm who could that be? roflecakes?
I don't watch teevee and it's just about as fictional all the other dreams are.

he went on to delete the files

Taking a week off college to go to Montana to go hunting with my Grandpa and his .243 :D

Anyone have any idea about 7.5 vs. Elk?

>>1544

yeah, the FNAR is heavy, and it also has a bipod, but with only 30 acres, ground shooting is out, so i'll de-bipod it and treat it like a regular gun as i climb a tree (pretending that it doesn't weight 13 pounds).

>>1542 its gonna be next year now anyway. i was looking to see if anyone had a recomended firm.

.338lap for bear. cool. is this recomended for all types of the beasties? is there a size to cal ratio?

People who hunt predators that aren't nuisance animals are dicks. Stick to killing herbivores. Not saying it should be illegal or anything, just saying you're a dick. It's just like, my opinion, man.

>>1550
Whats the difference? The population still has to be kept in check. If you let predator populations grow unchecked, they outgrow what the land can support and then there are even less of them left than there was to begin with. Exactly the same as with deer or elk.

However, predators also hunt and kill deer and elk...so by the time those predator animals have eaten their habitat barren...there aren't any herbivores left either.

So...uh...hunting predator game is even more important than hunting non-predator game.

>>227

I know how you feel OP. If only we had no laws with hunting, I'd go out naked, and have a knife, a spear, and bow&arrows primitive style.

>>256
>Grumpy Old Clown Porn
lolwut?

OP, yes. A thousand times yes. Me and one of my buddies (a boy scout) both share a dream of taking a dear without a ranged weapon. I want to use a hunting knife, he wants to use a spear.

We've both gotten close enough to pull it off on occasion, but A) weren't armed, B) deer weren't in season, and C) we weren't sure of the legality.

I nearly took a rabbit on campus last semester with my pocket knife but some drunken idiots spooked it.

So yeah, I'd love to hunt without a gun/bow/whatever. I just need to check into whether the goddamn DNR approves.

Really, if you can kill a deer with a knife or a spear, I think you should get to keep it without contest.

i would say velocity wise the difference is negligible. the different length barrels are more for the balance of the gun while swinging it. most people i know prefer the longer barrel but some do like the shorter ones. it is up to you. what will you use this for ducks/geese, turkeys, upland birds.

For shotguns, barrel length is mostly just personal preference. Longer length results in greater inertia, which helps with your follow through (also some sight radius, although the difference between a 26" and a 28" would be marginal). This is mostly beneficial for any kind of clay shooting or fowling and the like. Shorter barrels are more beneficial for home defense, turkey and deer shooting, since you are not shooting at a quickly moving target (at least you shouldn't be). Semi-autos and pumps tend to have shorter barrels than break-open types for skeet/fowl hunting, as the receiver is longer. When I pattern my shotguns, I have never noticed a difference between my Citori (30") and my BPS (26"), both while using IC. Can't really compare it to an 870 with a 14" barrel, as it's full cylinder. All those would be 12 gauge, but I do not believe the situation would be different for equivalent 20 gauges.

tl,dr - difference is mostly subjective, the powder is burnt within the first twenty or so inches anyway

>>1536 first 22" to be exact.

go for the 28", not much more length compared to greater "point-ablity". for me 26"s just feel to short and dont sit right, but again its personal preferance.

>>1505
Zebra tasted something like Horse (hurr) and steak. Probably from the free range thing. The meat was not tough. I would recommend it for the experience, not for the taste.

Alligator though....that's some good eatin' right there.

Antelope.
Of my fuck, it is delicious!
Steaks, sausages, ribs.
nom-fuckin'-nom.

all games are great. ive had just about everything.

i love the fucking gamey taste. its beautiful. so much healthier than store bought meat also.

Some type of Bowie

It's a knife of some sort...
Quite possibly a LIGHTSABER.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Bowie_knife_1.jpg

You can get a CVA wolf for about 179.