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What is he talking about "shooting a Woodsman?"


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Muzzleloader.


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That whole family has shot Remington 760 Woodsman pump guns forever AFAIK. Hell Remington should have been paying them advertising royalties.


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The Woodsman is the Remington 740 or 742 semi auto. A great gun and popular in Maine!!

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Originally Posted by FWP
The Woodsman is the Remington 740 or 742 semi auto. A great gun and popular in Maine!!


That's not what they were talking about. He was in a podcast sponsored by Woodsman.


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Thanks for sharing that.
I admire the hell out of the Benoit family.


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Originally Posted by tzone
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The Woodsman is the Remington 740 or 742 semi auto. A great gun and popular in Maine!!


That's not what they were talking about. He was in a podcast sponsored by Woodsman.

Yeah, he's referring to a Woodsman muzzleloader, the "Patriot." Hammerless, 5.5lbs, cross-bolt safety, I'm surprised they're not more popular.

I may buy one and give it a whirl next year.


https://www.woodmanarms.com/patriot-muzzleloader.php

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Originally Posted by skeen
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The Woodsman is the Remington 740 or 742 semi auto. A great gun and popular in Maine!!


That's not what they were talking about. He was in a podcast sponsored by Woodsman.

Yeah, he's referring to a Woodsman muzzleloader, the "Patriot." Hammerless, 5.5lbs, cross-bolt safety, I'm surprised they're not more popular.

I may buy one and give it a whirl next year.


https://www.woodmanarms.com/patriot-muzzleloader.php


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Originally Posted by SKane
Thanks for sharing that.
I admire the hell out of the Benoit family.

I do too. Always thought it would be awesome to track northern bucks in the snow.

Recently I stumbled across the Bigwoods Bucks podcast with Hal Blood and crew. They often have some enjoyable hunting and big woods buck tracking stories.

https://www.bigwoodsbucks.com/Podcast


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That was fun to watch. Lanny is a great story teller.


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It was the original Sports Afield article around 1970 with Larry on the cover that got me hooked on the Benoit family. I bought a copy of Larry's 1975 book "How To Bag The Biggest Buck Of Your Life" and subsequent books about the Benoits. I gave his tracking advice a go in northern Wisconsin and got some deer killed, but not from me, other guys up ahead that I ran "my" deer into. You need the right kind of woods without other hunters and that wasn't where I hunted back in those days.


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I think the 742/740/7400 was the "Woodsmaster" and the 760 was the "Gamemaster"

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Originally Posted by fldoghunter
I think the 742/740/7400 was the "Woodsmaster" and the 760 was the "Gamemaster"


Ain't none of them worth the cash, IMO. I'd rather buy a reliable rifle.


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Originally Posted by River_Ridge
That was fun to watch. Lanny is a great story teller.


He really is. I’d like to drink beer with him.


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I enjoyed watching part 1 and 2 but I couldn't find part 3

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Originally Posted by las
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I think the 742/740/7400 was the "Woodsmaster" and the 760 was the "Gamemaster"


Ain't none of them worth the cash, IMO. I'd rather buy a reliable rifle.



The Remington pump guns are very reliable, have been for over 100 years.

Ahlman's in Morristown, MN, used to convert 740/742 series rifles with damaged guide rails from semi-auto to pump action.

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Originally Posted by moosemike
I enjoyed watching part 1 and 2 but I couldn't find part 3


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