With the Connecticut state land shotgun season right around the corner and my trip to Maine right after that I have been very busy trying to get things done before the hunting starts. The shotgun is all sighted in and ready to go and once that season starts I will not have much time to prepare for my muzzleloader hunt in Maine so I took the muzzleloader to the club this morning to sight it in.

As you can tell by the picture that is 2 groups of 3 rounds each so I think I am going to be alright with where it is hitting. The first three were at about 3 o’clock and so I made a little adjustment and ended up hitting my next three at 1 o’clock and slightly closer. I should be fine out to seventy five yards before I have to adjust for elevation.

With the shotgun season and my trip to Maine back to back I really don’t have a lot of time to get ready so I have been doing it all now. I think I am just about set, just a few small details too finish up. Once I got home this morning I took it apart and got it all cleaned up and put back together and back in it’s case, ready to go.

Once I get back from Maine I go right into Connecticut’s state land muzzleloader season here so I will be a little busy from the 14th of November right up to almost Christmas eve. I will still do what I can to keep you all posted on what’s happening via Tails and Trails so stay tuned for more of Rick’s Hunting Adventures. Let the Obsession continue.

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