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George's bear. .35 WSM 200gr Barnes, 542 yards. I used my GAP .260 and one 130gr Swift Scirocco at 371 yards. It went by too quick.....I'll be going back for a coastal brown bear within the next few years. We hunted with Red Bear Wilderness Guides, based out of Anchorage.
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Beautiful bears. Congrats
Pat, please tell us what the guide said when you showed him your 260.
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Awesome pics as always ! lots of great memories there....
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He said I could use his .375H&H if I had second thoughts. I told him he could back me up with it if he wanted to.
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Great stuff! Both of those bears are beautiful!
Congrats!
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Pat,
That's awesome! Congrats!
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Congrats, Pat. I am sitting in Sea-Tac as I write this, on my way to AK for moose, way up in the Koyukuk country.
My name is Randy Newberg and I approved this post. What is written is my opinion, and my opinion only.
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Good luck Randy. Be safe.
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Ya both suck. Good luck Randy!
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"For some unfortunates, poisoned by city sidewalks ... the horn of the hunter never winds at all" Robert Ruark, The Horn of the Hunter
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Wow, very cool! I called it when I said you were taking the 260... grin
Awesome looking bears.
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Great pics! Congrats to you both and thanks for sharing. I'm not going to even bother to post pics of my exciting squirrel hunt this a.m. ....
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Awesome bears and good shootin' scenar. That looks like some great country to hunt!
JOC was right. The 270 Winchester on a Model 70 is a great combination as is the 30/06 and 375 H&H
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Pat,
Congrats! That 35 cal TSX isn't the most slipperiest bullet in the world, sounds like a heck of a shot by George at over 500 yards!
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Well done Pat! When you get time more pics please.
I was on Georges site last night and saw that he chambers for the 338 WSM. That kind of suprised me and caught me off guard. I run one as well.
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Nicely done and congrats!
Dittos on additional pics and perhaps a bit more "tellin'".
If you take the time it takes, it takes less time. --Pat Parelli
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Well done Pat! When you get time more pics please.
I was on Georges site last night and saw that he chambers for the 338 WSM. That kind of suprised me and caught me off guard. I run one as well.
George loves tinkering with new cartridges. We're planning on doing a Dall Sheep hunt up in the NWT in a year or two and he is already spinning ideas on the "perfect sheep rifle". He likes the 6.5 SAUM pushing 140's at 3150, or 130's at 3300....I'll just stick with my .260.....grin!
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Nicely done and congrats!
Dittos on additional pics and perhaps a bit more "tellin'". Thanks! You guys have heaven on earth up there.....
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DeHavilland Beaver. Workhorse of the north. Old technology sometimes just can't be beat.
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