Been reading here for a lil while, figgered I'd ask a question.
I'm planning a trip to AK, to stay this time. Drove up from Tampa, Florida 4 years ago during the winter..not the best time to drive but why do things the easy way? I stayed in North Pole with friends I met over the Net.
I am thinking of getting just one more rifle to take with me..prob a good idea as all I have are rimfire rifles right now. I've owned and shot just about every caliber there is, I was store manager of a gunshop here in Tampa for three years and had access to some private property...plus I just plain ol' love guns.
Leaning towards two calibers, .3006 or .338. I know, the .338 would be a much better choice for hunting bear but I really don't think I want to hunt a grizz or Kodiak for that matter. Methinx ammo for both should be readily available just about anywhere, plus I'd bring a decent supply with me.
I love hunting small game and the occasional deer, don't kill many deer as I don't have alot of people to feed and hate to waste the meat.
I'm planning a trip to AK, to stay this time. Drove up from Tampa, Florida 4 years ago during the winter..not the best time to drive but why do things the easy way? I stayed in North Pole with friends I met over the Net.
I am thinking of getting just one more rifle to take with me..prob a good idea as all I have are rimfire rifles right now. I've owned and shot just about every caliber there is, I was store manager of a gunshop here in Tampa for three years and had access to some private property...plus I just plain ol' love guns.
Leaning towards two calibers, .3006 or .338. I know, the .338 would be a much better choice for hunting bear but I really don't think I want to hunt a grizz or Kodiak for that matter. Methinx ammo for both should be readily available just about anywhere, plus I'd bring a decent supply with me.
I love hunting small game and the occasional deer, don't kill many deer as I don't have alot of people to feed and hate to waste the meat.
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