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Old 06-06-2009, 11:42 AM
jmarriott jmarriott is offline
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If you closely examine a muzzleloader used is not a bad option. Somewhat risky if you are new to loaders. Maybe someone you know that is using one can go with ya.

You then have the ability to buy a used one for less than the price they have on the rack. It is a used loader and most shops don't give much trade in cash for them. Get one and use it if you like it then save up for a new one that you might spend the rest of your life with. You should be able to locate a good used one for 100 or so.

I stick with X-bows in the late season when muzzleloader are the favorites. I got a good deal on the X-bow because the guy's a cronic upgrader. I move closer to the houses late in season as the deer seem to move closer to them and most hunters overlook the little spot that 3 farm houses connect at.
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