HuntHarder

Nice looking trout, was the tiger trout of any size?

Victory VAP 300's with the 92 gr stainless outserts. Overall weight with a 100gr Wacem' broadhead is around 440 gr.

Depending on how much snow is left up there, it can be pretty challenging. I have done that hunt twice, one year was quick and easy, the other was polar opposite. Most roads had snow too deep to drive on and the birds were not calling. Water holes are always a good option. I prefer to wake up early or stay out after the sun goes down and shock gobble or just listen for birds. I will then concentrate on those areas in the morning and evenings.

Lance- how do you feel Bell and Carlson has slipped up on their QC? I am in need of a new stock here shortly, and I really prefer the BC stock over HS, but if their is serious quality issues, I may reconsider. I had to bed my last BC, but I plan on bedding most guns anyway.

Build a bridge....

Fantastic video, that really shows how much of an impact donating your tag can have. Thanks again

I think Flatlander has a crush on BC777. Seems to always want to try and push his buttons. Mancrush ?

I am jealous! Looks like an awesome trip. Puerto Lobos?

Straight.

Good call PRDTR, no one on here likes a badass glock. That sure was a big broad brush you just painted all of CWT.com with. I love the gun, just do not have the funds for it. Good luck with the sale, that thing is pretty sweet.

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I have piled up a few animals with Berger's, and I have found pieces of jacket seperated from lead. This does not make this a bad bullet. I plan on using the ELD X's this year in another rifle and I am sure if I do my part, the bullet will get the job done. So many "rodeo" stories usually start with a misplaced shot.

Hard to beat Rim country on their prices. Some guys charge $150.00 for Javelina. I think that is crazy for a javelina. Thanks for the heads up on Rim country.

dang! Do you have any pictures of the number 1 ram? That backup ram is awesome.

Similar to Kaibabhunter. We get up early, listen for bugles, determine their direction of travel and get considerably ahead of them. Hike in and chase bugles all morning. Usually return to camp for a quick lunch and back in the field around 12:00 - 1:00pm. I sit water, wallows are travel trails almost every afternoon. Get back to camp around 8:00 - 9:00 pm, eat a quickly prepared meal. We like pasta's with pre-cooked meat that we need to just warm up.

South Carolina has won me some money this year. Their Defense is pretty top notch and has been the key to their success.

I have the micro-basterd on a sporter barrel and it works fantastic. I really like the APA brakes. Another good option is muscle brakes.

Since when has the Commission listened to any of us? How many meetings have you attended?

Bang for the buck, Tikka is really hard to beat. What is your price range? There are some great Semi-Customs out there but they are north of $1500.00

I have had that tag 3 times. It is a great hunt with the goats in full rut. Decoying can work on that hunt. I have been successful on all 3 hunts. Lots of goats to be had in 19a with the reduction in tags over the past couple years. Good luck

Any limit on the amount of tickets sold?

Did you contact HSM and ask them if this is their norm? I would be interested to know if that is acceptable to them. Have you done a burn test to try and determine what powder you think they are using?

I think he meant 3- 70's. not 370's. dang auto-correct

White chocolate grill is pretty phenominal Scottsdale just south of the 101

Thank you everyone that helped, I appreciate it.