KYLimbHanger

Is that a blind in the background?

sold

$700 or Best Offer

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Price lowered, new listing... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320244670951&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=011

Kit is used but in perfect shape. If interested go here http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320242536522&ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.com%3A80%2Fsearch%2Fsearch.dll%3Fsofocus%3Dbs%26sbrftog%3D1%26dfsp%3D32%26from%3DR40%26satitle%3D320242536522%26sacat%3D-1%2526catref%253DC6%26sargn%3D-1%2526saslc%253D2%26sadis%3D200%26fpos%3D40475%26sabfmts%3D1%26saobfmts%3Dinsif%26ftrt%3D1%26ftrv%3D1%26saprclo%3D%26saprchi%3D%26fsop%3D32%26fsoo%3D2%26fvi%3D1 eBay item number 320242536522

Im getting to where I have too many deer rifles. Selling my muzzleloader. It's a .50 cal Thompson Center Omega, stainless steel, fluted barrel with gray laminated thumbhole stock. It is topped with a Leupold VX-1 3-9x40 matte finished scope mounted with Thompson Center Maxima rings and base. Im selling it all for $700 firm. Gun shoots great and can easily kill deer out to 150 yards with 150 grains of powder. My best patterns were with 250gr. TC Shockwaves with the Super Glide yellow sabots. Its a good looking rifle in mint condition. I thoroughly clean all my firearms and pay special attention to my muzzleloaders. This rifle has never had a load left in it over night and always cleaned after being shot or hunted with. Let me know if you are interested. I also have alot of 777 powder pellets, primers, and bullets that will go with it. $700 firm

FOR SALE: Arizona EZ-Fletcher 3 degree offset for Aluminum arrows or carbon arrows that have a 22/64 diameter. eBay auction $38 or best offer. $8 shipping. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=320152812011&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=011

Letting it go. It's a tack driver, but I may get back into verticle bow hunting. http://cgi.ebay.com/Excalibur-Exocet-Crossbow-w-Package_W0QQitemZ320152607079QQihZ011QQcategoryZ33972QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I know that some parts of the state had a great season. But, KY overall did not do as good as the past 6 years. The is the lowest the total harvest has been in a long time. A couple reasons: bad hatch two years ago and very nasty weather opening weekend and week. The whole state had snow and freezing rain opening weekend. Did people still harvest, YES. But, those people who would have harvested or hunted didn't. So, I think the weather kept many hunters indoors the first week. Also, gobblers were firing it up two weeks before the KY youth weekend. And, the youth weekend statewide was awesome. After that, the season went downhill for many people. It was a tough season, I managed one gobbler after hunting 8 days in a row. I just hope all this early spring rain subsides and we are able to have a nice hatch for '08 '09.

Well, KY season is over. This was THE toughest season I have ever hunted my entire life. KY total harvest results down big time from last year. Actually the total is the lowest it has been in many many years. Congrats to all those KY hunters...it was one tough season.

Finally got me one on the Blue Grass Army Depot Quota Hunt. He was 1 of 7 longbeards.....an amazing hunt.

Team 22: Spur Collectors My first for 2007 http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t54/KY_...2007gobbler.jpg 10 1/4 inch beard http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t54/KY_...ger/07beard.jpg Left Spur 13/16 of an inch http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t54/KY_.../07leftspur.jpg Right Spur 15/16 of an inch http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t54/KY_...07rightspur.jpg http://i157.photobucket.com/albums/t54/KY_LimbHanger/Realtree.jpg

Re: KY Youth Scores!!! (pic and vid) [ QUOTE ] awesome footage! congrats to you for getting the hunt on video. was that your first hunt on on video? [/ QUOTE ] No this wasn't my first time videoing. The hunt went so quick that I was caught off guard and really didn't have a good spot to shoot film from, i.e. (blind material in the way). I could of had a better angle. I started filming hunts years ago. But not all the time. Last year we decided to take the video camera with us into the woods every time we went. So, my partner and I bought two Sony DVD video cams, tripods, batteries, etc. At the end of the 2006 year, we had coyote hunts, waterfowl hunts, dove hunts, deer hunts, and turkey hunts. I put them all together and made a season DVD. This year we are starting out with just a Spring turkey DVD only. We had a blast making the '06 DVD, I am sure the '07 will be just as fun.

Let me begin by saying the turkeys are READY in KY! It was unseasonably cold this past week. It actually snowed here yesterday, the day before the KY Youth Hunt weekend. But, a little cold weather doesn't stop real turkey hunters. My friend had been seeing and hearing a ton of turkeys on a farm we hunt. So, we decided to take his nephew hunting during this youth hunt weekend to give him a nice head start filling his tag. I came along to film the hunt. The snow had came and gone and the sky was clear at 6:30 this morning. Stars everywhere: a blue bird sky morning was on the way. Daylight was starting to break and we starting hearing distant gobbles. Then we heard a gobble about 300 yards away coming from a wooded drain opening up to a field. After a few more gobbles, we knew we had better be git'n it. So, we closed the gap to about 100 yards and pitched the blind. We heard one more gobble, this time, the bird was on the ground. So, we stuck the dekes in the cold, frosty ground and ran for the blind. No sooner than I got my video camera on my tripod, we spotted him in the field about 80 yards out. Then, another one stepped out of the woods. We had two toms running directly to our setup. They never stopped, never strutted, never gobbled on the way. They just ran an 80 yards dash in 1.5 seconds. They brushed up against ole Pretty Boy and gave him a nice wack wack and mule kick. They strutted around the decoys and put on a show. I had the toms in perfect frame on my video camera so I gave the little guy the green light to shoot. He squeezes the trigger and lets one of the toms fall to his modified choked 1100 at 7:00am. This guy is one great outdoorsman. He kept his nerves unexposed and made sure his cheek was down on the stock. We stepped off 12 yards to the scene of the crime. Amazing. These birds were extremely close and had no idea we were in the world. The aid of the blind and the full strut decoy made everything work for the young hunter. This made three for three for him and needless to say...he is becomming a great turkey hunter. Note: these birds came in without any type of calling. We never locator called them or hen called them. We were fixing to start calling right after they gobbled on the ground but they saw the full strut decoy first and strarted running in...not walking or fast paced skipping...I mean absolute running. To all those who are skeptical of the Carry-Lite Pretty Boy or Primos B-Mobile full strut decoys.......try them, just plain try them before you question them. Or borrow one if you have to. We have had so many gobblers come in to taxidermy full strutted toms anf full strut decoys that we never leave home without one. Video: www.huntingfootage.com/data/516/ky-youthhunt.wmv 10.5 inch beard 1 inch spurs 21 pounds