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Wild Game Dinner brings out adventurous eaters
Posted by: | CommentsWild Game Dinner brings out adventurous eaters
Moose roast, elk enchiladas, black buck burritos, bacon wrapped dove, wild game gumbo, deer sausage, red stag smothered steak, and spaghetti and elk meatballs are just a small sample of over four dozen different wild game menu items that were freely available at the First Baptist Church of Liberty’s Second Annual Wild Game Dinner on Saturday, March 6.
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Muzzelloaders & convicted felons?
Posted by: | CommentsI live in south central Indiana. I have a felony over 30 years old. I love to hunt, especially deer. I do bow hunt, my question is :
Does anyone know the laws as far as Indiana goes for my being able to use a muzzleloader rifle to hunt? The Muzzeloader laws vary alot state to state… I don’t have to fill out federal paperwork to buy one.. do I have the right to hunt with it, without fear of going to jail for possesion of a firearm ?
Need a good rifle for hunting multiple animals?
Posted by: | CommentsI live in Nevada and have decided to take up the sport of hunting. I have shot many weapons before — rifles included, shotguns, but mainly handguns — so I am proficient. I would also practice with any weapon before I go out. But, basically, I need to buy a rifle that will serve me well for multiple types of hunts. I am applying for a deer and antelope tag this year, and have been considering a mountain lion tag. I will not be using dogs if I get a mountain lion tag. So, what type of rifle should I get, with what type of scope, to hunt all these types of game. I am not necessarily looking for the best gun for each, but one that is multipurpose. Thanks
Road Trip from Las Vegas to Northern Montana?
Posted by: | CommentsMy Husband, two boys (5 &8) and I are packing up our toy hauler and going to Yaak Montana to vacation in a cabin (4 miles from Canada and 30 miles from Idaho). Driving straight through will take 18 hours. But we have the time to make it a 4 day trip there and a three day trip back. Any suggestions for must see places? We have lots of off road capabilities along with plenty of fishing, hunting and pack gear.
job hunting in Pyson, Utah area?
Posted by: | CommentsI have just recently moved to Utah, my husband and I are purchasing a home in Payson. I have just graduated from college after raising 5 children. Where would be the best place to start job hunting?
I am sorry, I misspelled Payson Utah
