.22 pellet- 800 fps
.177 pellet - 1000 fps
i would use a hollow point pellet as well
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guided it would be anywhere from 4000-6000, unguided or semi guided probly from 1000-2500 dollars. a good caliber for elk is .300 mag or 7mm . .338 for...Leave a comment:
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bobbyirwin81 replied to Hey, we were hunting in West Virginia for my first time and I used a 7mm rifle. lol Of course my first shot hit the deer in thein Deer Huntingim a fan of the 30-06, its an all around good caliber that is very versatile. but 7mm-08,25-06, .308, .243, and 30-30 are very popular deer calibersLeave a comment:
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bushnell or leupold makes a relatively cheap, reliable spotting scopeLeave a comment:
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bobbyirwin81 replied to I'm a boyscout and next summer I am going to Philmont scout ranch which is ten days of backpacking in new mexico and I need a goin Geari have a trail tech internal frame pack that is 5,300 cu. in. this pack is very reliable. its waterproof, rugged, and holds alot of gear i paid about...Leave a comment:
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bobbyirwin81 replied to Pocket Knives: I know we all have a bunch, but whats in your pocket right now? I always carry my Kershaw Liner lock 3", non-sein Gearbuck 110 folder 3.5 inch blade best knife ever made in my opininLeave a comment:
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bobbyirwin81 replied to my cousin wants to hunt big game (mainly moose and elk) with a bow what would be a good draw weight?in Bow Huntingany big game animal in north america can be ethically taken using #60 or less. it is all about shot placement. use a weight you can pull back gracefully...Leave a comment:
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i think the butt out is very useful for field dressing any big game. it makes the process of removing the butt quick and easy. it also reduces the possiblity...Leave a comment:
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bobbyirwin81 replied to what kind of stand would you suggest for a new bow hunter that would not be supper expensive?in Deer Huntingi would suggest either a climbing treestand or ladder stand for optimum comfort and stability. a good climber typically ranges from $150-300 and ladder...Leave a comment:
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