Recent content by Bill Zent
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Moose and game bags
The question of what type of bags to use depends on the hunt. A mediocre bag may suffice if you drive to your camp and will load meat in your truck. A long float trip of handling bagged meat daily or dragging them in and out of a super cub having good bags is a must. The same with packing on...- Bill Zent
- Post #16
- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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I need a turkey gun
All you need is a tight choked single shot 12 gauge! My old Iver Johnson has what some may call a turkey choke as it is a very tight full and is my go to gun for Tom's. No fancy turkey loads needed, just good old Super X 6's. Be a hunter and get close.- Bill Zent
- Post #45
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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"Texas Heart Shot"???
My granddad was never in Texas and lived 1500 miles away, yet I remember him calling ass shots a Texas heart shot and that was in the mid 50's. I think it was more about Texas being a big state.....meaning you had a big target but you............if you were an archer you Robin Hooded the only...- Bill Zent
- Post #30
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Friday Tunes Songs About Other Singers
Thank you fellas for being inquisitive, but I cannot divulge the action on here. Involved were two ladies, me, a chair, and another blindfolded female in some type of initiation. My memory is a little fuzzy as it was then.- Bill Zent
- Post #122
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Friday Tunes Songs About Other Singers
When I stopped for gas in Winslow I got prepositioned.- Bill Zent
- Post #114
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Can a dog be trained to smell?
Dogs have better noses than humans so they have the ability to use them for almost any scent. Training is best just after weening and Dad was known for his excellent tracking Beagles. Older dogs may take a little more time. Border Collies are known for their brains and are very quick learners...- Bill Zent
- Post #9
- Forum: Hunting with Hounds
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Who doesn’t wear camo to hunt
Dougfirtree, Wool to wear and a 760 for your hunting is ideal, it is a 35 Rem??- Bill Zent
- Post #61
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Fridays Tunage , time passing on
No Light my fire by the doors posted yet? I have a lot of memories when it was popular in the 60's!- Bill Zent
- Post #107
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Any plumbers on here
MTEngineer wrote "you could have a hole in your drop pipe" Just what I was thinking as I read the posts.- Bill Zent
- Post #21
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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300 prc for baited bear
Why waste meat with more gun when it is where you put the projectile? When hunting bear over bait shots are usually close and all that is needed is a 170 grain Core-Lokt out of a 30-30 put through both lungs.- Bill Zent
- Post #42
- Forum: Other Big Game
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Which fletching jig?
I don't know the brand but I bought them from Anderson Archery back in the 1960's. A single and a six fletcher. Both helical and straight clamps, inserts for 3 @ 120, 4 @ 90, 4 @ 75x105, and 6 @ 60. They have fletched several hundred arrows over the years with no problems. I don't think the... -
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Anybody want to hear this story?
This is not another one of those turkey jokes is it? Like do you know how to keep a turkey in suspense?.................I'll tell you tomorrow. No off season here, have wolves and lion plus coyotes a couple times a week. -
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What are you currently reading?
Citizen Soldiers by Stephen E Ambrose A must read for those who want to know the facts of what our men went through in WWll Europe.- Bill Zent
- Post #1,488
- Forum: Movie and Book Review
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Looking to Learn Hunting (Idaho)
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They are Among Us!
Yep, they do. It reminds me of a tourist getting off a cruise ship in Alaska and asking "what is the elevation here?"- Bill Zent
- Post #2
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
