Hello all,
New guy from the MN Metro area here. I'm completely new to Muzzleloading, but not to shooting or hunting. I currently do not have any muzzleloading tackle, aside from anything that might carry over from shotgunning or rifle shooting.
I am primarily interested in muzzleloader hunting. To me, the main draw is the later season with fewer hunters in the woods (I stay out of the public woods during the firearms season), however I also have access to private property that is very open, very flat farmland which is unfortunately just on the "wrong" side of the rifle line here in MN. 2-300 yard shots would definitely be possible in the right place, and I know that modern inlines fall somewhere between a high powered rifle and a shotgun in terms of range.
I am open to pretty much any brand. Two possibilities that I have my eye on are the Remington Ultimate Muzzleloader and the T/C Encore Pro Hunter (FX). That being said, I'd be open to other options as well.
New guy from the MN Metro area here. I'm completely new to Muzzleloading, but not to shooting or hunting. I currently do not have any muzzleloading tackle, aside from anything that might carry over from shotgunning or rifle shooting.
I am primarily interested in muzzleloader hunting. To me, the main draw is the later season with fewer hunters in the woods (I stay out of the public woods during the firearms season), however I also have access to private property that is very open, very flat farmland which is unfortunately just on the "wrong" side of the rifle line here in MN. 2-300 yard shots would definitely be possible in the right place, and I know that modern inlines fall somewhere between a high powered rifle and a shotgun in terms of range.
I am open to pretty much any brand. Two possibilities that I have my eye on are the Remington Ultimate Muzzleloader and the T/C Encore Pro Hunter (FX). That being said, I'd be open to other options as well.