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Going to Fla. to hunt in March. The way I read the regs. you can use about any weapon, does anybody know if this is correct???
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that came up a little bit ago about a hunting show that was on. The guy was in Florida using a 45 cal. muzzleloader. I'm not sure about everything else. What ya planning on, shoulder mounted rocket? [:D]
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I was thinking handgun, maybe TC contender or a Ruger .41 mag - it would be something new.
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That would be pretty cool.... GOOD LUCK! and we expect details. Get the juices flow for the rest of us.
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">.41 mag <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">???????
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Other than a burning desire to try something new, I'd stick with a twelve guage. As a rule, Osceolas are movers, and they gobble very little. As a result, the shots come pretty quick, and often in some pretty thick stuff. I consider my self a very good pistol shot, but hitting one of those birds in the head or neck would be a tall order, because their heads are rarely if ever still. Please don't try a body shot, because the heavy odds are that the bird will fly off or run off wounded. Good luck in Florida, and a pair of snake boots isn't a bad idea!
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