most ppl use 350 nowadays
i was gonna tell ya on the artifact forum but this will do, on the east side of the river from rathmell rd franklin county to weigand rd pickaway 90% of the fields are gone due to gravel pits mainly lakes so far none on west of river 104 however 104 and 762 on the west side of river is all giant warhouses and a ton of housing developments foxfire golf course is all houses now sad...
Wow, I looked in every field along the river I could get in to. My ex wife lived 4-5 houses south of 316 on 104. I hunted points down there too. A good friend Iived in Commercial Point & kept tabs on what fields were plowed, etc. I guess everything changes. Down here in Florida it's like there is a contest to see how many BS apartments, condos, & warehouses they can build in a year. I am hoping for a crash to slow things down & keep the idiots from moving down here.
that area is ok for now on west side of river, however the east side is gone south bloomfield has grown like mad with house apt bldgs same with ashville, even the coal burning power plant off 23 and franklin pickaway line was tore down, down by yellowbud off 104 huge solar farms are taking over farm fields sad, down by chillicothe also thousands of acres gone to solar the world has gone to h ell
Things change I guess. Last deer I shot was in Iowa with a Steven's bolt action loaded with a 12 gauge slug. That was probably in 1973. Shotguns and muzzle loaders were all that was permissible back then. I just looked at Iowas laws today and you can use a center fire straight wall ammo only .357 or larger.
You very seldom see any big racks for VERY LONG when they are killed they seem to vansioh rather quickly /
