firstcoueswas80

did you see how the cat reacted to the Mojo? I just got mine about a week ago.

I like the Jim White quite a bit. The only down side is if glassing straigh down, or down at a steep angle the handle hits the tripod which makes it rough. Not too bad to get around with adjustments to the tripod.

Yeah man Gunner, and the female pup.. thats something awesome! Charlie didnt really decoy this dog, I think they just wanted to make him breakfast, then got pissed when they thought it was him throwing out a challenge howl! He does good with the the call, it doesnt bother him, neither does gun fire. Normally he just lays down and choose on a branch or something.

congrats to all! I never took my bow out for a pig this year. Those of you who still have the arrow in the pig (especially the head shots) can ya take the arrows out before the pix? I think that looks really bad!

Brian why am I not surprised!

Well the service was today. I was watching Christina as people would come up and talk to her and hug her and she appeared as she was holding it together rather well.. When I walked up to her she fell apart. I feel so bad for her and his family as he truely was a great guy and he will be greatly missed. Rest in peace Mark Spradlin. You will never be forgotten by everyone whos life you have touched.

Just shipping back to manufacture for repair. Firstcoues - Thanks for the heads up on Fedex, did they make you over night the rifles? UPS told me firearms had to be overnighted? No fedex did not make them be over nighted just hand guns

Insurance... do you drive your car with, or with out insurance? And i used fedex and sent TWO rifles for less than $40 total

Pigs are everywhere in 36b. Try and find a good prickly pear patch, or a good spanish dagger hillside, and you will probably find piggies!

Gino, wasnt questioniong the "legitness" of it, just wonderin how ya came into them as I have never seen guns of that rarity for sale anywhere.

I got dibbs on the winner, and will pack my bags and .257 wby now! Awesome Jim, I sent you a PM.

Charlie is 17 weeks old. Real good dog. I am pretty sure he is gonna be a big boy too. The vet thinks between 80-100 pounds! Funny you mention that, as I have to go qualify today.

Belive me Larry, I wish I didnt hit it in the head... Mostly because if my AR was on, I would have killed two... and I would have gotten to see how the 40 Vmax works on behind the shoulder shots. I dont bird hunt enought to justify having a pointer, nor do I have the time needed to train it properly. Charlie is sharp as a tack. He picked up sit, shake in about 5-10 minutes. He is AKC registered, and I got him from our own Aztrapper.

Mike, I tried three different stocks before I settled on the Ace skeleton. I like it alot!

No man, I swear the gun was off! And thats the God's honest truth! I lowered it about 5 inches after I shot the dog, then shot it on paper and it was still about 4 inches high!

I like skull mounts as well, they do look good, especially when they are done right... BUT.... Everytime I clean my rifles, I have to double check that my bucks on the wall are dead because they look alive in my scope!

Its not always about the size... The second buck is my 3rd smallest, yet one of my most memorable... Mexico buck, at something like 235 feet above sea level.

It looks nice, I really like the picture engraving, but it does not compare to a Scottyboy shoulder mount! I have three of them:

$8300?! Good lord! I could go to Africa and back... TWICE for that much!

I cant tell you how many "Obam lovers" I know who were so proud that they "had an influence on history, voting the first black man into the whitehouse".. Who now say..." Oh... I voted for him?" It is a bitter sweet victory.

How do they score Turkeys for record books? Spurs? Beard?

Like I have posted many times, IME, Zeiss is the only way to go!

First, let me start by saying that the 140 NAB and my 270wsm is one of the most amazing combinations I have ever seen. Accurate out to 600 yards, fast and kills stuff right now! I have used the Bergers in my .257 and been happy. I have only killed one coues, but he was at 571 yards. I missed the center of the lungs by about an inch, but still took out the rear 40-45% of the lungs. Somehow, the buck lived for about 20 minutes before he dide (I have a witness to shot placement and lenght the buck lived who is a member on this site.) Having said that, his insides were COMPLETELY mush and I have no idea how he lived for so long. As designed, there was no exit at all. Something weird was there was not a single drop of blood on the ground either. The buck only made it 13 yards, and spent about 5 minutes laying down with he head flat on the ground. How this happened, I have no idea. Accuracy is about 2/3-3/4 MOA out to 600 yards.

Yes we will! Cant wait!

Funeral is tomorrow. I volunteered to go, but some senior guys took my spot.