Idaho Bob

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I just found out that Idaho Bob passed away a few days ago. He was a regular over at Predator Masters and talked highly of his 204 CZ-527. Not sure if he was a member here or not under a different user name but will be sorely missed. I will miss his stories and enthusiam about his beloved 204. I wish his family all the best. He was one of the reasons why I chose the 204 over the 22-50 as my go to varmint rifles. May he rest in Peace and keep chasing those yotes on the other side.

http://www.predatormastersforums.com/ub ... 0#53143280

http://shootersforum.com/showthread.htm?t=56376

http://www.clearwatertribune.com/Weekly ... 9Obits.htm

[cracker]

IDBOB
I always looked forward to reading his post, a man with the know how. he was one reason I bought my cz varminter in 204. His love for the round shinned in his post.
God bless you IDBOB and I hope you are enjoying chasing the critters on the other side
Sportingly
Cracker

[stevecrea]

Where did he live in Idaho? I am near Boise, but I know many in Twin Falls and other areas.

Does anyone know what happened?

[Song Dog]

I was thinking it was Emmit(sp) but I could be wrong.
I always looked forward to what ever he had to say about the 204. When I got my 527 we pm'd each other several times. He always had the time to help someone out.
Everytime he would post pics of his stomping grounds, I would say that, that makes me more and more hate Illinois .
He will be sadly missed.

In Christ,

Song Dog

[OldTurtle]

The address one of the PM members sent me was in Peck, ID.... We're not sure that is correct, but I'm sending a note anyway.....

Peck doesn't look that big, but it's in the middlle of the Nez Perce Indian Reservation and I had never heard him mention that factor.....For some reason, I was thinking he was down by Mountain Home...

[Displayed Name]

I liked his helpful nature a lot. I plan on giving his 40gr Vmax load a try and see if I can't drop a few coyotes with it. Bob will be surely missed. Ryan

[Bunnybuster]

Bob was from Orofino, according the the obit in the links of the first posting.

Orofino and Peck are both up at the base of the panhandle, east of Lewiston.

[Sask Boy]

Hi Guys, I got to know Bob through another forum, he was a fine gentleman and very quick to help with many years of exprience.
I traded my VLP for a CZ because Bob talked me into it well not really I always wanted one.
I posted this morning about not being able to work up a load with Bob before his passing as my rifle was not in. Once I placed the post and got off the board I got a phone call my CZ was in. It was only minutes after getting off the computer so I thank Bob for the help.
I am now going to make this little 527 shoot like Bob says they will and every time I pick it up I will think of him.
I will take some photos of my targets and what loads I find to be the best. I will have to email them to someone to post as I really M electronically challenged.
Again I can not say enough about that fine man and great sportsman.