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- Looking for a new rod. . . 3 or 4 wt? | Alaska Outdoors Forums
The 4wt is my go-to rod and has outfished numerous higher end and higher weighted rods I have higher expense and prettier rods but always seem to end up going back to the 4 wt It lands big bows and dollies, silvers, and works well for grayling Rod weight doesn't matter as much as tippet strength
- June backcountry trip | Alaska Outdoors Forums
Being that you are looking at the end of June, the sky is the limit, with most areas passable by then, plenty of daylight, and usually decent weather Scenery, wildlife, and being away from others is not hard at all within Alaska
- 22 CB good enough for house cats? | Page 2 | Alaska Outdoors Forums
Intelligent discussions about shooting cats must also include feline standards of fair chase, preservation of critical cat habitat, sustainable male:female ratios, salvage of edible meat, nonmotorized access to cats on public lands, restrictions regarding aerial hunting of cats, etc
- crunching sound when seating bullet | Alaska Outdoors Forums
First, you're right that TSX's are longer than other bullets of the same caliber and they also are typically seated further from the lands, so you end-up seating them deeper into the case than other bullets Therefore, when working loads using powders and or charges that fill greater case volume you have an increased likelihood that the TSX bullet base will contact and compress the powder
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- Ferry Trail | Alaska Outdoors Forums
Any ideas on how to get across the nenana river to access the Ferry Trail? The RR nazi's are telling me that since my wheeler is wider than 45", I would be required to pay $70 each way for a flagger to come out and make sure there are no trains coming For a 30 second ride Then, I have to know
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