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<Made in Sweden>
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Just back from hunting moose... shot a yearling, thirty meters away, running like a steamtrain. hit him once with my 9,3x62 and he fell like a sack of potatoes. The bullet had entered in front of the left foreleg and exited through the joint of the shoulder and right foreleg. Not a perfect hit but it did the job. I used the 250 grain Nosler Ballistic tip loaded in front of some Norma 203-B to make it clock around 2600fps.
 
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Where were you hunting?
 
Posts: 258 | Location: Baltimore, Maryland US of A | Registered: 01 June 2001Reply With Quote
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Just west of �rnsk�ldsvik in northern Sweden.
 
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Good one. I guess it's hunting season just about everywhere now. What daytime temperatures do you get now in northern Sweden?
 
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I live in the middle of Sweden, and here it`s a bit warm for the season right now. Today it is 10 Celsius/50 Fahrenheit but it should be around 0 Celsius/32 Fahrenheit.
Up north it`s colder I guess.

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Peter
 
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...sorry about not coming back to you about the temps, but I�ve been busy with work. Usually November is around -10 Celsius where I live, december around -10 to -15 and january around -15 to -25.
 
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Tombo.

�rnsk�ldsvik is about 180 km south of the area where you did your hunting here in Swe.

Me and my friends finished the moose seson early this year. We filled the permits in sep.-oct.

I got one bull, one yearling cow and tow calft this year

Stefan.
 
Posts: 635 | Location: Umea/Sweden | Registered: 28 October 2000Reply With Quote
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Yeah, I thought it was near Sundsvall but I did have to check a map. It is funny though hearing it referred to as "Northern Sweden", it seems to me the real Northern Sweden is near Pitea or Jokkmokk.....How are you doing Stefan? Doing any good hunting?
 
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Tombo.

Im just fine, thank�s! How have you done this seson?

I have had a good hunting seson so far. I got 4 moose this year and 10 roedeers so I�m quite happy. The freezer is jammed with venison

We have a good year for birds as well this year. I�ll put in some time on the black grouse and cappercaleigh in the next couple of weeks. We have som snow now so the contitions for birdhunting on skies with a rifle is good!

�rnsk�ldsvik is about 160 km north of Sundsvall.

Most of Swedens population is living in the south and to most people northern Sweden starts just north of Arlanda, the big airport just north of Stockholm

Stefan.
 
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Most of Swedens population is living in the south and to most people northern Sweden starts just north of Arlanda, the big airport just north of Stockholm

Stefan.




Well

For most Southern's the North starts just above Gothenburg .

Stockholm just south of the artic circle

/ JOHAN
 
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