lancetkenyon

Awesome video. You could see your adrenalin spike after the shot!

I use a lot of ADG brass. Very good stuff. Never, ever, just load up a different recipe without starting low and working up.

3000 shots? New string time. New limbs?

And save a ton of money!!!

Eric is OK.....😄 I guess if he ever built me a bad rifle, I would quit going back again....and again....and again....

And H1000!!

OBO? I will give you $300 for it.

Last year, 12AE late, opening morning, 90 minutes into the hunt.

Apparently, my last order still had a set of 7SAUM dies in my cart from a couple months ago. Rather than returning them, I would rather just sell them. I paid $37.99 plus tax. I would like to get $30 local pick up. Or I can ship for $30+shipping cost. Should fit in a flat rate box. Brand new, unopened FL die and seater.

I am working out in AJ on a City of Mesa radio site. So that should work. PM inbound.

Especially with the mouse in it's mouth. Either that is a NYC sewer rat/FL swamp rat, or there is no way that is a lion.

Snowed for 2 days before the hunt. Clear skies opening day, 90% melted off by opening afternoon. Clear for 4 days, then snows came in again, but still passable for the most part.

Doesn't have to be a "maintained" road. If it is numbered, or could be considered "any route reasonably passable by a mode of conveyance", it can be considered a road. I just had this conversation with two separate G&F officers within the last three weeks, in two separate units.

Should have called it in. Lousy lesson to teach your kid and the future hunting generation. Why didn't the warden attempt to locate the group afterwards? He had video evidence. Driving off road to retrieve an elk is perfectly legal per AZGFD and their agreements with USFS/BLM/STL (but not on private land). Driving off road to PURSUE an elk is 100% not legal.

You know, jackrabbit, coyotes, non-game species are all open right now. Not much better practice than shooting rabbits and ground squirrels out past 1000 yards.

Man, sorry to hear about that. I have a 17yo GSP that I know is getting close. Every morning, I wake up and check him in his bed to see if he is still breathing. I dread the day....

Turning in a tag because you can't have a campfire at night.....sheesh. This is why I hate the point guard system.

The calmest person in there is the one who actually got jumped over and covered in glass!

If you see a big buck on opening morning 90 minutes into the hunt....shoot it. Taylor did last year. I would not have passed him either. I am thinking this year might be epic. I have not seen the new Mangum burn firsthand, but I wonder if anything green popped up this late summer after? I have been on a few late hunts up there, but never for myself. Depending on weather, that will determine where the deer will be. We have always hunted high, and seen plenty of deer. If you are patient, a 180" buck is a possibility. But, if you like a buck, shoot it. I knew 8 tagholders last year that had either 12AW or 12AE late tags. 7 of them were guided. 6 of them took 180"+ bucks. I am pretty sure the only DIYer got the biggest buck of those 8 people I personally knew. But, I know of some bruiser bucks that came off the early hunt by guided hunters.

Great looking reloading room.

Absolute brawler. Congrats to Tessa and you. That girl is an assassin.

Saved ours for my older daughter's Thanksgiving Squirrel and Andouille sausage gumbo!

Went four for five shots today. Short day. Guess who missed? Me. Not Taylor. Saw a really good 5x7 bull. Bunch of mule deer, and it is extremely dry. Only found 3 sources of water. One dirt tank, and two stock tanks that get water trucked in.

Leaving in 10 minutes...