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Thanks guys, I ended up picking up the Eskimo 8” since I already have a drill that should work. Appreciate the advice.
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Wondering if there are suggested set ups for a battery drill and auger combo that works best for hole drilling? We are getting tired of the gas powered units. Thanks in advance.
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I saw this but I can’t seem to find the glow tape die cuts for SDs. They have them for the Pro Troll flashers unless I am missing it.
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Are there any sites where you can buy the precut glow tape to apply on a spin doctor? I have a couple straight chrome spin doctors that I would like to put glow tape on. Thanks
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Can I purchase a break lever for a Scotty 1116 in Rochester
tlombardozzi replied to 180ccf's topic in Tackle and Techniques
Tackle shop in Fairhaven had done service work on my Scottys in the past but I know that's not close to Rochester. -
From reading reviews online, I think the constant that I see is ground blind hunters having success with them, I have not read one bad review with them being used in that application. It appears to be mixed reviews with tree stand hunters which falls into my category. You are right, it's a lot of money for something that works only part of the time. Appreciate the feedback
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Anyone use Ozonics Ozone Generator for deer hunting? Any comments on how effective it has been? I’m looking at the options and reading reviews, some indicate that it makes noise and just wondering if anyone has experience with them. Thanks
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It’s your scope. I had the exact thing happen to my Leupold. I missed a few really good deer at the same distance, 50-60 yards. I would go back shoot the gun after missing one and get it back dialed in and the next outing it would be off again. It took me two bad misses to send the scope to Leupold and had them replace the internal components to fix it. Shoots lights out now. My issue was that my scope cap was slightly touching my barrel and I believe as time went on the shock into the scope it messed up IMO. I have since changed to higher rings and I am good. The story you told is my own about 5 years ago now. -
I have been using a muzzleloader throughout shotgun for over 20 years now, I have a T/C Encore. In my first few seasons I didn't realize the importance of having everything dry inside the barrel and breech plug meaning I was using oil and solvents to clean and maintain the gun which lead to issues (mainly in my first muzzleloader which was a Remington) on misfires. Since then, I use Dawn soap and warm water and draw it into the barrel after I break the gun down and this cleans out everything in the barrel. I do the same with the breech plug. After I have done this, I run dry patches until I don't see any more residue from them. I have not had any issues since making sure everything is left dry inside the barrel and breech since. One final thing I will do is dry fire a primer outside (just the primer obviously) to burn or dry anything out. T/C has a multitude of tools that help making cleaning the breech plug much easier than when I started, I would assume your manufacturer has the same. Good luck out there come late season. -
This guy came through a little after 7:30 AM pushing a small doe. 7 points, 20” spread. Congrats to all who scored during bow and this morning
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Better off calling him, he was old school and wasn’t up on checking emails frequently from what I remember -
R&R spoon, pretty sure he’s still around if you Google them