Just recieve a call from one of the clients i had this year for moose hunting.Come to find out he may have shot the #2 all SCI muzzleloader moose.We knew it would be good for Blackpowder but #2 I was elated.

You got any pictures?

Question, Just for info and not to start a pissing contest. I have never hunted moose and I
don't shoot Muzzleloaders but with what i have read about the modern guns why is there a seperate class? Is there a class for handguns as well. Now i admit i do not remember well anymore but arn't modern guns catching up with
say lever guns in power and speed.
Thanks
Gene

invader66.......I believe there is a separate season for smoke poles thus the difference in class. 28" inline 45 cal with a knight 180 redhot sabot using 777 over 2400 fps thus smoking the 30-30.

There isn't a seperate season for moose with muzzleloaders. Though, there is some hunts (mainly drawing permit only hunts) that are restricted to muzzleloader only. Same can be said with bowhunting.

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Originally posted by slasher:
Just recieve a call from one of the clients i had this year for moose hunting.Come to find out he may have shot the #2 all SCI muzzleloader moose.We knew it would be good for Blackpowder but #2 I was elated.

What was he using? A traditional flintlock rifle? A percussion rifle? A modern inline rifle?

What caliber? Was it a patched ball or conical bullet?

who are you slasher?

Just a guy whi loves guiding people & killing s***.Why do you think you know who i am?I will tell you this the bull wwas killed in your neck of the woods.