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Title: Alaska Outdoors Forums - http://outdoorsdirectory.com Alaska Outdoors Forums
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Users activity: 3 posts per thread
site activity: 1,055 active threads during last week
Site rank: 999 (go to rank page)
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Threads: 1,055 3,352 11,470
Post: 3,486 11,188 38,827
 

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Vince
122
user's latest post:
BoG Meeting, a learning experience.
Published (2009-11-20 00:34:00)
the entire process was like that for south centrial last spring.....
hunt_ak
52
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New Gear? - Page 2 - Alaska...
Published (2009-11-19 23:02:00)
Bow/hunter, whatever....I'm always getting them confused... I just put the jetboil on my card...
TradBow
44
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dubbing brushes
Published (2009-11-19 20:52:00)
I'm not all to familiar with what you're talking about but I do have dubbing cards..mainly for mixing dubbing. They work great when trying to mix natural and synthetic together. Do you have any of those links you mentioned?
broncoformudv
44
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Greedy Fish
Published (2009-11-19 13:57:00)
Now that is one hungry burbot! Think I need to start using larger bait when I fish for them.
Rick P
41
user's latest post:
new machine engine break in
Published (2009-11-19 16:11:00)
Take it easy for the first tank and add a shot of oil to the first "couple of tanks" was the advice I got. But like Sayak said it's in your manual.
Alaska_Lanche
37
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New Gear? - Page 2 - Alaska...
Published (2009-11-19 23:02:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by hunt_ak MR NICE frame and longhunter pack....for now Wiggys sleep system Jetboil Wow Kifaru Longhunter pack that fits on the MR NICE frame. Amazing. I'm thinking you meant the longbow with the MR NICE frame. Oh and good you picked up that jetboil that I sent you the link on. Just let me know what shipping was and we can deduct it from your on going tab.
Brian M
36
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Sleeping warm
Published (2009-11-19 18:03:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by JOAT Flat ground. Good pad. Good bag. Never wear your clothes in the bag (tighty-whities excluded). Let the bag do what it is supposed to do. Clothing just restricts circulation and also makes you overheat, sweat, and then get cold. I have been trying to convince my wife of this for years. No, not for other purposes ...just to keep her warm. She's notoriously cold in her sleeping bag, yet she always wears a...
323
35
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Big bull on Ft Rich - Page 2 -...
Published (2009-11-19 06:37:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by cusackla 323 I quoted you in support of your comments. You comments were spot on. I was referring to the childish comments of others and supporting your call to stop. Here Here! Sorry for the confusion Louis Louis, I owe the apology . I was the one that was confused, I thought was directed at me... I got a little hot when I started seeing some folks here post that crap... I thought here we go again... Again nice...
FamilyMan
32
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Hunter Almost Shoots His Partner
Published (2009-11-19 17:35:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by tboehm ...I think that I would have put a hurting on mister trigger finger. ... I think there are two Mr. Trigger Fingers. Hard to tell it happens so fast, but from what I could see: - uphill hunter took three pistol/rifle shots downhill with his downhill buddy ONLY something like 2 to 15 degrees away from bullet trajectory - uphill hunter probably felt a strong need to shoot both because it was coming virtually...
1Cor15:19
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358 Norma vs 338 WM - Page 2 -...
Published (2009-11-18 01:02:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by lester There are virtually no production rifles made with a 1:10 twist rate barrel which you need if you're going to shoot the heavy/long .338 bullets over 250gr. Ruger, Remington, and Savage are using a 1:10 twist and Winchester used a 1:10 in all of the Model 70s I am aware of in the 338 Win Mag. I do not favor the 300 grain in the 338 WM, but it's not because they will not stabilize the longer bullets....
 

Top 10 active forums on Alaska Outdoors Forums during last week:

Alaska Hunting - 543 new posts Alaska Hunting - forum profile
Alaska Shooting - 319 new posts Alaska Shooting - forum profile
Alaska Fishing - 204 new posts Alaska Fishing - forum profile
Alaska Handgun - 176 new posts Alaska Handgun - forum profile
Alaska Power Boating - 125 new posts Alaska Power Boating - forum profile
Alaska Bowhunting - 118 new posts Alaska Bowhunting - forum profile
Alaska Outdoors Swap n Sell Forum - 92 new posts Alaska Outdoors Swap n Sell Forum - forum profile
Alaska Snowmachining - 92 new posts Alaska Snowmachining - forum profile
Alaska Outdoor Gear - 86 new posts Alaska Outdoor Gear - forum profile
Alaskan Pantry - 82 new posts Alaskan Pantry - forum profile
 

Top 10 forums on Alaska Outdoors Forums:

Alaska Hunting - 46,373 posts Alaska Hunting - forum profile
Alaska Fishing - 32,967 posts Alaska Fishing - forum profile
Alaska Shooting - 27,765 posts Alaska Shooting - forum profile
Alaska Power Boating - 22,101 posts Alaska Power Boating - forum profile
Alaska Outdoors Swap n Sell Forum - 19,227 posts Alaska Outdoors Swap n Sell Forum - forum profile
Alaska Handgun - 10,764 posts Alaska Handgun - forum profile
Alaska Outdoor Gear - 9,615 posts Alaska Outdoor Gear - forum profile
Alaska ATV - 9,021 posts Alaska ATV - forum profile
Alaska Bowhunting - 8,934 posts Alaska Bowhunting - forum profile
Alaska Flyfishing - 7,575 posts Alaska Flyfishing - forum profile

Latest active threads on Alaska Outdoors Forums:

Alaska Outdoors Forums
Started 3 days, 11 hours ago (2009-11-19 12:10:00)  by atvalaska
use good "pork" recipe and a little more fat... i have a "my jimmy dean copy" that i use+brats good stuff.......
Forum:  Alaskan Pantry Alaskan Pantry - forum profile
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Started 2 days, 22 hours ago (2009-11-20 01:02:00)  by pike_palace
I think you will have to wait until the Big Su is froze over enough to ride across. But as far as the lake, it could have anywhere from 4-10" right now.
Forum:  Alaska Fishing Alaska Fishing - forum profile
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Started 3 days, 21 hours ago (2009-11-19 01:34:00)  by martentrapper
Been a long time since I was at a Board meeting. Really had no idea how to play the game, but I did some learning. Believe me, the whole thing is a game, and knowing how to play makes all the difference. One of the first things I learned was just how difficult it is for any one person, sitting on a Board such as this, to really grasp and fully understand all the issues surrounding each ...
Forum:  Alaska Hunting Alaska Hunting - forum profile
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Started 3 days ago (2009-11-19 23:08:00)  by mics_54
There is no such thing as "minor flooding every year" in a basement. The vapor barrier goes on the ground to keep moisture out of the basement...the yahoo put it where it goes.
Forum:  Alaska Cabins and Remote Living Alaska Cabins and Remote Living - forum profile
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Started 2 days, 23 hours ago (2009-11-20 00:18:00)  by Jim McCann
3CBRS, The trainer gives good advice. I learned the same thing many years ago from training horses. Introduce something to the horse (dog) and move slowly. If the horse (dog) has trouble with a particular phase of training, stop, examine your methods and messages, and go back to something the horse (dog) can do well, and try again on another day to get the horse (dog) to move forward again....
Forum:  Gundog Training Gundog Training - forum profile
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Started 1 year, 9 months ago (2008-02-01 00:00:00)  by Flyergirl
FLYERGIRL'S HALIBUT this one is easy...not a lot of ingredients needed...always a hit.. crush a few packages of saltines...very very fine(I use a Cuisnart to get them to sand like status). Place in a bowl. In another bowl...Soak small(I mean 1 or 2 inch squares) chucks of halibut in milk while crushing saltines. heat oil in large pan (EVO does not do well at high heats...
Forum:  Alaskan Pantry Alaskan Pantry - forum profile
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Started 4 months ago (2009-07-21 13:50:00)  by Marshall/Ak
Quote: Originally Posted by JimJimmers ...I just stopped by Bertha Cr. for a few hours of panning on my way home from fishing the Kenai this weekend....couldn't even get any flour! Has anyone had any luck here? We've had pretty good luck there. Go upstream of the highway about a hundred yards, on the north side....
Forum:  Alaska Prospecting Forum Alaska Prospecting Forum - forum profile
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Started 1 week ago (2009-11-15 02:20:00)  by AKhunter&fisher
Thanks for the replies. I'm just trying to decide on a 22lr right now for target as well as rabbits and grouse. I see a pro hunter 28" available, but I'm thinking it might be alittle long??? When I called the TC custom shop they quoted me $375 for a match grade 24" and 8-10 weeks! Thats almost to long. I think I will go with a 26" Heavy barrel in 3006 since I already have the reloading dies. I ...
Forum:  Alaska Shooting Alaska Shooting - forum profile
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Started 3 months, 1 week ago (2009-08-15 06:15:00)  by tkief
Hi my name is tonya kiefer if you are looking for knives that will last forever then i can help you out. I am a vector sales rep. and im trying to earn a scholarship. i took this oppertunity because my mom has had cutco for over 25 years now and has never had a problem with them and they are used daily. Cutco is the top selling brand in the US and has the best garantee and performance ratings. ...
Forum:  Alaska Outdoor Gear Alaska Outdoor Gear - forum profile
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Started 1 year, 6 months ago (2008-05-18 00:00:00)  by akriverrat
but it looks like a nice boat. there website dosent give up much info, would be nice to see some specs. i wonder how there prices compare to other local builders like glacier craft. http://www.bayweldboats.com/sport_liveaboard.html heres a link to the live aboard.
Forum:  Alaska Power Boating Alaska Power Boating - forum profile
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Alaska Small Game Hunting
RE: Parks HWY Success? - 46 new posts
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-14 01:35:00)  by Raptor_1
I've never hunted up there but always wanted to hike along one of the creeks and see what I can see....let us know how you do!
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Alaska Dipnetting
RE: poll is posted - 41 new post
Started 1 week, 6 days ago (2009-11-09 15:30:00)  by FamilyMan
I've posted that poll here: http://forums.outdoorsdirectory.com/...ad.php?t=67 063 Each members vote is anonymous; only the summary is viewable by members. I found that BOF proposal you mentioned; it is online: http://www.boards.adfg.state.ak.us/f...ropbk09-10. pdf But it doesn't look to be as complete as they say... I know of 2 proposals that should be in there that are not.
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Alaska Hunting
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-14 01:25:00)  by AGL4now
Quote: Originally Posted by homerdave the communities of Hope and Sunrise have applied for "customary and traditional" use status of the kenai mountain caribou herd. if recognized then they will get "subsistence preference" and the rest of us can kiss this hunt good-bye. this despite the fact that caribou were extirpated from the KP ...
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Alaska Shooting
Started 4 days, 22 hours ago (2009-11-18 00:56:00)  by Wildalaska
Zeiss-Hensoldt 6-24x72. The brightest glass I have ever laid my eyes on. Cant wait till its mounted
Forum:  Alaska Shooting Alaska Shooting - forum profile
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Alaska Power Boating
RE: Towing on Ice - 38 new posts
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-15 01:22:00)  by Blue Thunder
I would find a place to store it until spring and then bring it down when the road is good.
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Alaska Hunting
RE: Hunting Uniforms? - 37 new posts
Started 1 week, 3 days ago (2009-11-12 09:34:00)  by 323
Quote: Originally Posted by mod elan All together now: "HI JOHN!" LOL thanks I feel better already
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Started 1 week ago (2009-11-15 01:26:00)  by ob_1jr
I didnt see anyone mention one of those plastic sleds? If the ground is a little wet, it would help out a lot. I do have to admit it is a pretty rough job to pack an animal out. The last moose i got wasnt very far from where we could put the meat on 4 wheelers, but it was still a chore because of the swampy marsh/tundra we had to walk over.
Forum:  Alaska Hunting Alaska Hunting - forum profile
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Alaska Handgun
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-11-13 23:13:00)  by AKDeepPlay
I just picked up a new Redhawk at Wasilla Walmart. They don't let you actually handle it in the store so I did not get a close look at it till I got home. I'm very dissapointed in the quality of workmanship. The crane assembly and frame don't line up either horizontally or vertically with an uneven fingernail size gap between them. The machined scallops on either side of the rear sight ramp ...
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Alaska Shooting
Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-14 02:19:00)  by rbuck351
Good project. Although the whelen is a great cartridge, the 358Norma will do anything the whelen will do and then some. My 358N shoots a 250gr at 2880 with a 24" barrel. You can load the Norma down as far as you want but you can only go up so far with the whelen. 300WM is easy to turn into the 358N and is easy to get. I would guess 2750fps with a 250gr would be easy from a 20" tube.
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Started 1 week, 1 day ago (2009-11-14 02:19:00)  by talkeetnakid
I have both, and for reloading the 338 is cheaper for brass. However, I am ok with the higher cost of the 358Norma brass and like it a bit better. Probably because it is a custom gun built the way I wanted it versus the 338, which has not been modified. As for killing, they are the same. I find that 250 grain A-Frames in both calibers perform the same on a broadside shoulder shot. (Moose). ...
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