dustin25

I agree with what you’re saying, but by your argument, didn’t your radio become that same crutch, keep you from developing post shot tracking skills etc?

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I think no smokeless powder in muzzleloaders solves this

Get bushnell legend m. Trust me. Blows the low end vortex out of the water. Glass is better then the vipers even. Seriously!

Antelope

Definitely a very nice 3x3! Congrats

There’s still leftovers in 29 and 30b for the ham hunt, if he’s thinking that soon

I’m guessing it’s a 3x3

Just an update, I found him a couple days ago still alive, but he was in Pretty bad shape.even took video of him. There were lion tracks following his after I hit him, I have no idea how he could’ve shook a lion but he did. Must be the toughest deer in southern az. Was able to get within 100 yards before I lost him in the mesquites.Still can’t see how he can make it very long, but he’s proven me very wrong to this point. Pretty crappy feeling to be responsible for wounding any buck like that, especially a big Old Buck like him, 105”+.All I can do is learn from my mistakes and try not to let this happen again,but I do realize this can be a part of bow hunting. maybe he’ll prove me wrong again and I can try for him next season, but I doubt it.

The inbred looking one. Oh wait....

Ask lance, it seems like he’s the local expert

So he poached a few deer and a bear, but not the power line buck. Got it!

I can’t say I’ve run into that problem, at least enough to notice

I have a big Agnes lost ranger 15. It weighs 3,5 lbs in the long version, so it’s not super light. But I’ve had it in the teens and been cozy, and most importantly it’s roomy, I can roll around in it or sleep on my side knees bent. It’s relatively cheap compared to a lot of the higher end stuff too, I wanna say I got it for under 200 on a discount website

I feel your pain man. Hope you have a better outcome then I did