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I'm a fan of the 160 grain Accubond (non-LR) out of my 7mm Tikka. You may want to revisit the post titled "Noslar LRAB" from 12-5-18. A ton of useful information.

So most of my scouting and checking camera cards is done alone. The wife doesn't mind too much when I have cell service. The problem is alot of the time I'm in places that are out of cell range. I'm thinking this would make her feel alot more at ease if I picked up one and the service. Any thoughts?

Nice ride! Looks like a 55-57 chevy stepside.

Reminds me of the time my brother in law and I were hanging cameras in 23 one May. We just finished up the setup and walked back to the quad for a cold one. As we stood around the quad I heard the "rattle", and said did you hear that? He said hear what? We got about half way through the cold one and I heard the rattle. I again said, "did you hear that", hear what he said. This time I took a step back and found him coiled up and ready. I jump back and my brother in law hops on the seat of his quad! That day could have ended really badly, we were back there in "deep".

Thanks for the update. I meant to tune into the webinar yesterday, but work got in the way.

We use Ben (AZ Skulls). Happy with his work. He is in the east valley. 602-769-7022.

Great pics! Browse looks fantastic.

Congrats. Heck of a tag!

I'm another Nosler Accubond fan. They are lethal. In the past two years I've been the trigger man or apart of 4 harvests. Field reports on game coming out of 7MM RM's with MV 2815-3000 FPS. All one shot kills. Muley's at 702 yards (big body, 168gr LR) and 416 yards (age class 160 gr non LR) Coues at 400 yards (160 gr non LR) and 300 yards (168 gr LR)

Danner Pronghorn boots have never let me down for both comfort and warmth. You can find them just under $200 if that's in your budget.

Sent you a pm.

Yes they will turn white in the shade. I touch mine up from time to time with minwax wood stain (special walnut and/or dark walnut). Thin them down to adjust color to your liking. Apply with a rag.

Nicely done. Way to stick with it! Congrats.

Also need to add- 2018-I dropped an age class Muley with my 160gr AB (non-long range) load with one shot at 416 yards. These things are lethal.

Sweet deal. I love mine. My swaro 15X56's fit just fine.

Yo BOB! I tried sending you a PM, its says you cannot receive them?

Dang that looks good. The pics sold it. I was going to "crock" some, but now I think I'm going to try this one. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Kev-congrats to you on your Whitetail as well!

Continue to stick with it and practice, practice, practice. No sign=move on. I was haunted by my misses in year one, almost ended up on a Doc's couch over it. In 2017, I still hunted into a large herd and flung 3 arrows (40, 30 and 26 yards), at 3 different pigs in the span of 20 minutes. All clean misses...........Your time will come. >>>--------->

By no means do I consider myself an expert. I've been chasing this guys for 3 years and it finally came together for me on Monday morning. Double lunged at 20 yards, then fell over about 10 yards later. Bear Marshall bow with 100gr G5 Montec.

I'll throw my hat in the ring too, second on the list.

Must be on the super DL.......

Congrats on the 11th hour Jave. A head cold ditched my plans this week. Gotta wait for the HAM hunt now.....

I used my Win .270 for 20+ years and was successful with it. In 2018 I decided to up my game and went with a Tikka T3 Lite stainless chambered in 7MM RM. Worked up a load using 160gr Nosler Accubonds. Practiced, Practiced, Practiced (140+ rounds down the new barrel). One shot harvest on a NM Coues WT at 400 yards. One shot harvest on a AZ Muley at 416 yards. I'm very pleased.

Time to retire the Fieldline. It's just plain wornout now. It held my Swarovski 15's, manfrotto tripod, with plenty of room to spare. Never would get hung up in the cat law either. Looking for 2000-3500 cu. in's. What is working for you guys?