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Unread 09-09-2019, 08:40 PM   #1
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They are still legal for turkeys in some states and I am thinking about using mine for a deer drive. RST told me they are working on 8 gauge shells
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They are still legal for turkeys in some states and I am thinking about using mine for a deer drive. RST told me they are working on 8 gauge shells
They’re not legal for deer or turkey in the Old Dominion but you can bet your backside if I ever acquire an 8 gauge and am still hunting I’ll kill a deer with it . Regardless of what the state game department might say , actually I could use one when we have Damage Control Permits for deer or bear and it would be 100% legal .
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They are still legal for turkeys in some states and I am thinking about using mine for a deer drive. RST told me they are working on 8 gauge shells
Thats my plan , last I talked to them they said they were doing pressure testing and working with Tom Armbrust . I remember looking at the hunting regulations a couple years back for turkey hunting . There used to be a 20 gauge minimum but I cant find that restriction anymore . I had wanted to buy a 28 ga last year .


I was thinking it would be interesting to use the 8 ga for coyote .
Predator hunting doesnt really seem to be a thing here , but alot of hunters out in the midwest use the 10 and 12 gauges for coyotes .
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