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AKHunter45-
There's pretty good biological data out there that supports full-curl over 7/8. The data indicates higher harvests and populations under full-curl. Most of the work was done by Wayne Heimer and Valerius Geist. Not everyone agrees with their work however.

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• Sheep and bear pics are finally up.... Tony Dingess Oct 20 2005
  • Respectful, please Webmaster Oct 21 2005
    • thank you Chisana Oct 21 2005
      • dvd/Videotape for hunters. kaboku68 Oct 22 2005
  • non-resident guides ovis Oct 21 2005
    • quality of a ram ovis Oct 21 2005
      • Growth Rings Marc Taylor Oct 21 2005
  • Standards AkHunter45 Oct 21 2005
    • no to 7/8 harvest fullkurl Oct 22 2005
    • no to 7/8 Fullcurl Oct 21 2005
      • 7/8s AkHunter45 Oct 21 2005
      • 7/8s AkHunter45 Oct 21 2005
  • One question Tony... Romo Oct 21 2005
    • Infamous Pilot Tony Dingess Oct 21 2005
      • pilot Fullcurl Oct 21 2005
  • Sheep Jeff Varvil Oct 21 2005
    • Standards? Tony Dingess Oct 21 2005
      • non-resident guides Chisana Oct 21 2005
  • c'mon holly Oct 20 2005
    • Sealing Hoyt Oct 21 2005
      • i wasn't referring to tradbow holly Oct 21 2005
        • Negativity Hoyt Oct 21 2005
        • sheep sealin TradBow Oct 21 2005
    • its all good. fullkurl Oct 20 2005
      • Sealing difficulties.... Tony Dingess Oct 20 2005
  • incredible genetics... fullkurl Oct 20 2005
  • pics TradBow Oct 20 2005
    • Spotting scope pics.... Tony Dingess Oct 20 2005
    • No doubt akhunter02 Oct 20 2005
      • "I would have NEVER"... Tony Dingess Oct 20 2005
        • Im Sure akhunter02 Oct 21 2005
          • Genetics and such... Tony Dingess Oct 21 2005
            • interesting stuff fullkurl Oct 21 2005