backcountry_brad

D@mn that is an awesome bear! Nice job

Well he didn't mention where he was. Maybe he wasn't in AZ and could kill 2 birds

Great job! Congrats to you and your son

Most taxidermists will charge by the square ft for anything bigger than a deer. I tried to tan part of my elk hide with the hair on but it didn't turn out very good.

wouldn't hesitate to shoot that sucker

Helluva first bull! Nice job

I probably wouldn't think you're crazy. I'm starting to have my own ideas as well

sweet bull! great job

D@mn that's an awesome bull! Congrats

1. Call in a lion 2. Grizzly bear in Alaska 3. Dall sheep in Alaska

Four Peaks

D@mn that's a sick buck!

I think it's pretty bad a$$

How much do those decoys cost? I'm thinkin about gettin one for my late archery bull hunt

Got a rustic ridge one from sportsmans. It's -40 and a great bag

Amazon. Way cheaper than in stores

Last season was my first season bowhunting and I didn't kill a buck but I actually like to hunt. If I just wanted to kill stuff I would be road hunting or sitting in blinds

All I'm tryin to say is I don't need to have been in a d@mn blind for countless hours to call myself a hunter as akaspecials would suggest

You can't call yourself a hunter if you've never spent enough time in a blind to want some headphones. Maybe if I lived out east. I actually spot and stalk hunt rather than plant my a$$ in a lawn chair and drink beer all day waiting for a deer

You can't call yourself a hunter if you have to listen to music while in the blind

Found a big jet black bear at 900 yds that fed down into a canyon and disappeared

He will need to get his CCW before being able to handle any form of bow or crossbow

If you plan on taking shots on deer past 500 yds then get the hs lr. Otherwise the vortex 4-16x44 is a great scope that will suit your needs

I like 12x50's since you don't need to bring 10's for a stalk or for when you are on the move

I got an American not too long ago in .30-06 and love it so far. It's probably the best rifle you can buy for under $500