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From elevated tree advantage and the angle of impact, I generaly aim for the joint where the legs, neck and backbone meet. If I am a little off they still go down. That shot was on the mark, took his front wheels out.

All hub blinds are a bit difficult to take down, a little practice and they are very simple to take down and bag back up for travel, if you are forcing any hub blind on set up or take down ...you are doing something incorrectly and it will only lead to further human frustration and most likely a broken hub or brace. Work smart..not harder!

Certainly! Plenty of lead and punch for bear, deer or even a moose! My son owns my Dad's 300 SAV and I own a .303 SAV that works well too! Good hunting! Steve

Do you hunt them for the pot or for pest control Thanks

@@southernafricanboy4148 I hunt them for my freezer. One of the best table fare in the woods!

@@SteveBeckwithOutdoors Awesome. Thanks

Pete that's the site you and Todd have hunted, unfortunately it was logged over last winter, but I did trap a bear there this year, so they are still around, just not much for trees!😉

Thank you.. Love those Savage 99's!

Thank you! You can't beat the accuracy of these Savage 99's, he didn't go 25 feet! Thanks for watching!

@@SteveBeckwithOutdoors model 99 is unreal..all the years here in WV that I saw them and passed on them I get up set...I settled on the Marlin 336 in 35 Remington with out regrets but I won't pass on one again if I can find one!!

@@ChadAdkins-hx5zz I hear that! I wish I had bought 20 of them back in 1980 when I bought my first one, they sold for $110 back then used! I have I have a 1999 in .303 Savage I bought a couple years ago but didn't pay $110 that's for sure! LOL

@@SteveBeckwithOutdoors I bet and if your like me.. I would have asked mama if I could borrow from the piggy bank first or I would have been in the DOG HOUSE.....LOL

Yes to both, the only downfall during the rain is the porous see through panels cause rain pockets to fill the tiny web holes of the panel material and it's harder to see through. But if you shake the panel and slap it you can clear most of the rain pockets. This only happens with sideways raining. They are quite dry inside, an occasional seam drip in heavy rains. Definitely an advantage!

I am sitting in one today for Maine's opener Archery Season! Good luck this season!

@@SteveBeckwithOutdoors awesome and good luck to you as well keep me posted if you get one

Enjoy it.. I have 6 of them now and use them for my clients, it sure cuts down on scent and movement!

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We do not have the best of luck in New England rattling in mature bucks, I have rattled in does and young bucks out of curiosity.

I live in New England too . I am strictly a bow hunter most off my deer hunting is 25 yards from the edge off a swamp. It seems I can get the racked bucks to come to the edge off the swamps with rattling but then they wait till 10 to 20 minutes after dark before they walk to my tree. Sometimes I sit in the tree for as long as 60 to 90 minutes after legal shooting light waiting for them to follow my scent trail back to where I came from. So I can leave with out them detecting me. But I have found a way to get some of them.

.308 in model 99C, Love my 99c Savage!

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