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Old03-19-2010, 12:22 AM #11
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- And as a guy I used to guide with used to say, "All day my gun feels too big and heavy, but when the sun goes down it feels too small."

There's a quote for the ages.
LOL!!! That IS a good quote worth remembering.

Seriously, worth reading books on the topic of dealing with large bears are those written by Elmer Keith. Try Keith's "Sixguns."
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