But you're saying though that this construction is one that could really use on anything in North America.

Yeah, and that's actually kind of what I was doing with my 270s.

This is the bullet that I used in that 270.

Come join me, Beaumartonic, and some other seasoned Big Woods hunters in a two-day camp that will be hosted in north central Pennsylvania in the big woods

Appalachian mountain country.

This course will combine classroom and in the field scouting to help you locate more

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Topics will include map reading, e-scouting, buck bedding, food source identification,

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attendees.

So this year, we're continuing what we started with the last two events with two full days,

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This event takes place on March 29th and 30th. Registration is going live on Thursday,

January 16th at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. Tickets sell out fast. So head over to Eastmeatswesthunt.com

slash Gowding Camp for more info now. When it comes to optics, I get the same question over and over

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Well, it's tough to find something that works in every condition. Great. But after using a pair

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