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Re: Had a good day today Irving_D #18994904 12/08/23
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OP Irving_D Campfire Tracker I Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 6,316 Likes: 29 Ny	Wings? You've got to hand it to a blind prostitute

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Re: Had a good day today Irving_D #18994998 12/08/23
Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 11,336 Middle/West Tennessee P pullit Campfire Outfitter
pullit Campfire Outfitter P Joined: Jan 2005 Posts: 11,336 Middle/West Tennessee	Congrats on your deer I may not be smart but I can lift heavy objects I have a shotgun so I have no need for a 30-06.....

Re: Had a good day today Irving_D #18995012 12/08/23
Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 3,960 Likes: 1 Beaver Nation! T Tide_Change Campfire Tracker
Tide_Change Campfire Tracker T Joined: Jul 2020 Posts: 3,960 Likes: 1 Beaver Nation!	Originally Posted by Irving_D Originally Posted by mark shubert Who built your knife? It's purdy! Thanks he's a local knife maker, he puts out some great stuff. I had him model this off the Scrade Sharpfinger one of my favorite styles. ML Knives The rifle after doing some research I purchased from Diamond Jim on here a few years ago, first blood with it. The shells were just a box of federal 150 grains. Still not sure why the one is considerably shorter and if that was the cause of my dry fire the previous time out I dig the knife too, might have to give a go at replicating it. Congrats on the deer Irving.

Re: Had a good day today Irving_D #18995211 12/08/23
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MuskegMan Campfire Outfitter Joined: Sep 2004 Posts: 8,254 Likes: 5 S.E. Alaska	Good job on getting getting a couple of deer to restock the larder Irv. You really don't need a special device to keep the front legs off the ground. A hunting pard taught me this one a while back: You take one leg around the back of the head/neck and take the other leg around the opposite direction. Tie it all up with your dragging rope and off you go. Originally Posted by Irving_D I picked this deer drag device up a few years ago. Never tried it. It's amazing reduces the drag by at least 40 percent keeping the front of the deer off the ground. One hand was all it took

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