lancetkenyon

Listen for the bugles. Get away from roads. Plenty of elk in 3a-3c.

Go slay a big one buddy!

Nice! If my granddaughters were older than 2yo and 8mo, I would take these back!

The Phoenician is top notch. Awesome place.

Happens here, Utah, etc.

Shoot that barrel until it is toast (500-800 rounds), then replace. Repeat.

I use a super nasty mixture that kills EVERYTHING for 2+ years. Bushes, grass, weeds, trees, seeds, leather boots, rubber gloves, the will to excercise, etc. I use it on my back 2 acres. I am sure, one day 50+/- years from now, I will die. Just because I use this crap.

Thank her for her service.

She is on a roll!!!

Monster bear! She is a badass.

The coincidence of nobull350 posting live game camera photos of this bull prior to it being poached is astounding.

Was it an occupied barn? If it is not occupied, it is not illegal, or so I thought?

Is it really for $2500.00 USD?

Sportsman's Warehouse, Cabela's, Bass Pro all carry them.

For $25.00, I will take it. Even $250 is pretty good.

I call BS on some of the findings. I went from a 28" to 22" in my 6.5SLR. Both 1:8". 28" 140 HVLD, 43.0 H4350, 2940fps 22" 130 OTM, 43.4 H4350, 2888fps The numbers don't lie. 10gr less bullet weight, .4gr more powder, and still lost 50fps with a 6" shorter barrel.

I see no powerlines....

5th if you can include a 30" belt.

Was it made by Christopher Reeve, while wearing his Superman suit, sitting in his wheelchair, with his laser eyes?

I use my Cabelas Card every year. But...I always call them before I start applications to tell them to expect 6-10 charges for AZGFD in a row. Never had an issue.

I have witnessed this firsthand. Was hunting up on the Kaibab and had glassed up a bachelor herd of ok bucks. Nothing I wanted to shoot however. Another hunter came by on a quad and asked if we were seeing anything. Told him we were actually looking at 5 bucks right then, but were probably going to pass on them. He jumped off, we showed him through our optics, and he got all excited. We told him the shot was 554 yards, and if he could make the shot, we would spot for him. He got set up, and took the shot. The buck dropped instantly with a big puff of hair. The hunter jumped up all cheering, and I told him, "Shot was high, he is still alert. Put another one in him." He scrambled to get back down on the gun, and took another shot. "Missed right, shoot again." Boom. "Missed high, shoot again. Buck is trying to get up, make it count." Boom. "Missed high, he is getting his legs under him. Shoot him again". Click. Buck dragged his back legs down hill, got to the bottom, got feeling back in them, and was gone. I can only assume he clipped the spine enough to numb him. We went over to help look. Hair at the shot.location, not.a drop of blood. Followed the drag marks down the hill. No blood.

There is a big void in an elk that contains no vitals, above the back of the lungs and below the spine, where nothing exists to cause hydrostatic shock and force a bullet to open. A family member shot a bull one year, and during cleaning, we found an arrow in him through this vacant area. Entry would was completely healed over, broadhead was stuck in an off side rib with a big mass of scar tissue surrounding it. It would be like hanging two leather jackets on each side of a yoga ball. A bullet won't open if no resistance is met.

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Yeah, $245 w. Shipping, minus $55. In 9.5US. As seen here...(my old ones) Plenty of places had them for $180...but not in my size. Maybe for a little foot in 7, or a sasquatch in 14, but not for me.