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Merry Christmas everyone.

I agree - Hawkeye Joe - I carry a .41 Mag Blackhawk most of the time. You just never know...

Yeah, you can find the feathers, but they are pretty sticky...

If you tie flies, you have to shoot one now and then with a shotgun.

I learned that a long time ago with the .17 Rem. Not many feathers left.

Thanks. I stopped in the Hamburg PA Cabelas store yesterday and picked up the FX3 - they were sold out of the FX5, but I had a coupon and gift certificate to use up, so I took the FX3. I hope to get out over the holidays, and have not had much success with mouth calls. I'll look into upgrading later.

I was just getting ready to order a FoxPro FX3 and learned that they now offer the FX5. Is it worth getting the newer model?

Thanks for your comments, Rick - I couldn't say it any better. I've been using Leupolds since the mid 60's, and after trying a few other brands, would not buy anything else. I don't have quite as many as Rick, but all my guns wear them. I never ran over one with a truck, but I did drop one and broke...

Outlaws - Cabelas has the HSM load with 40 gr. Bergers in boxes of 50 in their stores, if you live near one. I got a box and they shoot well in my Ruger. I don't see them in their catalog or on line.

Greetings :D I moved to PA this summer, and was happy to discover that I am surrounded by groundhogs. I heard a few coyotes howling this fall, so I picked up a Ruger 77 in .204, put a Leupold 4x12 on it, and got permission from the local farmers to shoot. Never called coyotes before, but shot lots o...