Hello from SE PA.

YZ-80. I'm a Marylander myself - we consider ourselves northernmost eastern shore as that area is our love. I still hunt annually in Kent County, and long time hunter on a farm in Queen Anne's. Love to take long weekends in St. Michaels and Tilghman Island. Good to know ya!
Same to ya! I got 33 acres in Fredneck county, land-locked with private forest conservation and Ag retention. Also a 150 acre crop damage farm in Carroll County. Life is good!
 
Thanks all for the welcome. Summertime is groundhog time for me here in SE PA. I shoot a single shot .22-250. Unfortunately, we are a shotgun only area for deer although for the last 14 years I've also been fortunate to hunt WV and I get to take the rifle for a walk there. I take 3 rifles with me and use a different one depending on the hunting I'm doing that day. Kimber Montana in 7mm WSM topped with a Zeiss Conquest 3.5X10X44 for the tree stand. Kimber Montana .270 WSM topped with a Zeiss Conquest 6.5X20X50 for sitting the edge of the woods and shooting across meadows. Remington 7400 in .30-06 with 1" weaver rings so I can use my iron sights if the game is close or my Bushnell 3X9X40 if it's a piece out while I'm slow stalking game on the mountain benches. I shoot Winchester Supreme Accubond in my Montanas. I shoot hand loads or Hornady V-Max Varmint Express 55grain in my .22-250. I shoot Remington Core Lokt in my 06. Don't get much practice long range hunting here, but my best groundhog this year was 352 yards. 400 is my limit which I realize isn't far at all for most of you guys.
You have some nice rifles, all purposed according to your needs. You'll be welcome here.
 
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