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Anticipation in Rocksprings, TX
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12" PSA MLok Upper
AAC 762-SDN-6 Suppressor
Nikon P-300BLK 2x7 Scope (Borrowed this from my 9" 300BLK upper since I haven't decided what glass to put on the Grendel yet)
SBR'd RRA Lower w/CMC 2+2 Trigger (Measured at 1+2lbs)
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Deer season is getting short here in Texas. Rocksprings has plenty more to offer than just deer hunting. What projectile will you be using in our hunting setup? I have a good friend who is at his lease this week in Rocksprings.

Let us know what happens.
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IMHO, Rocksprings is overrun by whitetail and axis. Most of the whitetail appear to be on the smallish size, but the axis bucks were 200+ lbs.
I was a guest on the lease and the only deer available to me this time were whitetail doe. I was shooting a 123 SST handload and it performed flawlessly and dropped a whitetail doe where she stood.
I'm looking forward to going back soon and doing some predator control.
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You hunt any other parts of texas? I hunt in the Sam Houston National Forest and have access to a very small 20 acres, private land that I help take care of. Will be doing some hog management once deer season is over.
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I have limited access to several hundred acres near Bedias, TX, but I rarely ever go there. Last I heard there are plenty of hogs to shoot though.
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grendelnubi Wrote:You hunt any other parts of texas? I hunt in the Sam Houston National Forest and have access to a very small 20 acres, private land that I help take care of. Will be doing some hog management once deer season is over.

How is the hunting up in Sam? You ever see anything?
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