Muzzleloader MagicCory Brossman tagged this long and heavy Missouri buck with a Traditions Pursuit XLT, 150-grains of Triple 7, and a 250-grain APB 200 bullet. After an up-and-down season, Cory reports the weather finally turned cold, the rut kicked in, and he took his buck in a creek draw on a cold, clear, calm morning with frost covering the ground.
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Congrats to all that took a buck but to me, in lines are just the same as normal rifles. To really experience "Muzzleloader Magic" step back in time and take a flintlock out for a spin.
Now that's mr. bruiser buck himself. Not to many people get to see let alone bag a trophy such as that.
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Congrats to all that took a buck but to me, in lines are just the same as normal rifles. To really experience "Muzzleloader Magic" step back in time and take a flintlock out for a spin.
Now that's mr. bruiser buck himself. Not to many people get to see let alone bag a trophy such as that.
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