Official Post Padding Thread

Ikeepitcold

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The guy that owns Jimmy Johns chain puts a bounty out for 200"+ bucks. When a land owner or guide finds one he flys in with a helicopter kills the buck. Pays his money and flys out. Just what I've heard.
 

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The guy that owns Jimmy Johns chain puts a bounty out for 200"+ bucks. When a land owner or guide finds one he flys in with a helicopter kills the buck. Pays his money and flys out. Just what I've heard.
Think I herd something like that before too. I just cant see how that would be exciting at all....
 

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Loaded some black powder (pyrodex) shotgun shells today. I dont have any shotgun reloading equipment yet so I made a couple pieces out of 3/4'' round steel and used my drill press to put the primers in and push the wads down tight. No scale yet either. I ended up counting out 71/2 shot bb's to get the load I wanted and then measured them by volume with my ML powder measure. It went pretty well for my first time. Thanks for all your help and advise CC!
 

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So I hear he is a very large person. So I guess if you gots the cash and want to hunt I guess this is how it's done.
 

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I have a hard time thinking of it as hunting but I guess if you have the money and want to kill animals its a good way to do it although I kinda have a problem with someone putting a bounty out for a big buck and would rather see it on someones wall that hunted hard and earned.
 

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Someone earned it by finding it, the reward to them is the chunk of cash instead of a big deer on the wall.

If I had a ton of money laying around I wouldn't say I'd be above it, but I think I'd rather try a J.Y. Young tour of North America and try to accomplish his feat with a Hoyt.
 

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I guess on landowner tags its not as bad. I thought public first, then was wondering how he got tags. Im a little slow at times. lol

I think if I had that kinda money I would buy a couple landowner tags every year. Get there early and hunt (unguided) till I filled the tag or the season ended and if I didnt punch the tag I wouldnt worry a bit since I could go again next year. I would definitely be hunting in some other countrys too.
 

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Other countrys and Alaska I would want to go guided weather it was required or not because I know nothing about them, but down here I think I would find a few good ranches with LO tags I could go to every year and just hunt on my own unguided and get to know them. That would be fun:)