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What rifle will you taketo the woods November 6th.?


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Remington Model 700 in .30-06 with a Leupold Vari-X II 3x9 scope.

Of course, ideally I won't have to lug any rifle into the woods Nov. 6 because I'll be tagged out Nov. 5.

(North Dakota's season opens Friday at noon wink )

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30-06 Remington Woodsmaster 742 is coming off the bench.

30-30 Rubberband Gun getting benched. I was suppose to graduate from the Rubberband to a 30-06 when I was a teen, but it was good at shooting deer dead so I kept using it for 20 years. With my son almost ready to join me in the stand with a gun of his own it's time to free up the starter rifle. I believe it is an honor to receive this gun. I was honored when my Dad handed it to me. The way we deer hunt has change over the years, I have learned a lot from my Dad, Uncle, Grandpa and Dad's Unlce and I am proud to be a supporter of letting small or even good bucks walk so they get big. If you don't do it, the guys around you get the bigger bucks almost every year. A solid 30-06 helps drop deer so they don't get into difficult places. My Rubberband Gun will change hands and I hope it gets taken back to places most guys don't like walk. My son is framing a target from the rifle range today. Adjusted his scope after I grouped 6 in a square inch and a half two inches high, he put one in the bullseye.

A gun used very little can have a lot of history.

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Mossy 695, Leupold 3-9x Rifleman scope. Barnes expander sabots in 12 gauge, 2 3/4 inch, 3/4 oz loads. Two-inch groups at 100 yards.

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30-30 Rubberband Gun getting benched. I was suppose to graduate from the Rubberband to a 30-06 when I was a teen, but it was good at shooting deer dead so I kept using it for 20 years.

A gun used very little can have a lot of history.

I hunted with a Marlin 30-30 with open sights for a couple of decades, before moving to a scoped 30.06. Probably more deer in the USA have fallen to the 30-30 than with all others, and it's really all you need in the Upper Midwest woods where most shots are under 100 yards. Many a moose has also succumbed to the 30-30 in decades past.

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I shot a 30-30 Marlin Carbine iron sights one year. It was just cool to shoot the gun my grandpa and his brother used for so many years. The Rubberband gun is a Savage Springfield Model 174 30-30 pump with 3x9 scope always at 3. Great stalking thick s#!t gun! Short, light, quick and deadly. The name came from the rubberbands wrapped around the end of the pump which were intended to quiet the rattle of the pump.

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remington 742 woodsmaster in 30-06 with a redfield wideangle 4x scope, shooting

federal 165gr boattails

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I am honored when I take my grandfathers .300 Savage out in the woods with me. Too bad it's been a few years. I need get out there again...

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I am honored when I take my grandfathers .300 Savage out in the woods with me. Too bad it's been a few years. I need get out there again...

Sweet gun, great tradition! smile

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Youth Model Remington 870 20ga w/ fiber optic sights on the slug barrel.

Short arms, thicker coat...this is a piece of cake to shoulder.

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I will be taking my White Super Safari .451 muzzleloader. I'll be shooting a 460 grain conical over 70 grains of Goex fffg.

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winchester model 70 synthetic 30.06 -- love that gun. Wanted an A-Bolt so bad ... but bought it 13 years ago and never looked back

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Usually Winchester model 70 in 25-06 or my Ruger M77 7mm Mag. I also have a Winchester 94 30-30 and a Marlin 336 rifle in 44 mag.

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Remington Model 770 30-06 with Bushnel 3x9 scope - stock has Nickel finish, Composite Camo stock & sholder sling. (Sweet baseball sized pattern at 100 yds)

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Remington 870 Shotgun and a CVA Wolf .50 Muzzleloader will both be in the woods with me. The CVA will come in handy for the longer shots.

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well found out my gun wont be ready for gun season not sure what im gonna be taking now, the gfs dad is a gun nut so i will have choices from a .270 all the way up to a 45-70 laugh

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Marlin model 30AS in 30-30. It's a great rifle. It points great, the lever is quick, and it has knocked down most of my deer. Most of my hunting is from the ground in thick timber (river bottoms), so my shots are almost always within 50 yards. Perfect gun for that.

I also have a .54 Hawken that might see some action this year.

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Actually bringing the .50 cal, Pro Magnum smoke pole out, but with all the nephews hunting there will be several of my guns in the woods that weekend.

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Remington Semi-auto, 30-06, 742 Woodsmaster. Good old gun with a new Nikon Prostaff thats rock solid.

Feeling lazy option: Ruger .44mag with a Nikon Extended Eye Relief pistol scope. Again, rock solid and can take the pounding.

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