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Correct. He/she can ask for consent but you have every right to deny the search. Unless an arrest is made, or there is PC for a search you are well within your right to say no.

Kind of. With probable cause he can legally do a search. Without probable cause he can still request a search but it can be denied. Like you said if your deer hunting and he sees turkey feet sticking out of your backpack that's definitely probable cause to look in your backpack.

Dang, if the 4 runner was a few years older id buy it for parts for my truck.

Request, yes. But you have the right to deny.

That looks like a cheap sticker compared to an actual patch.....

JJ stop bumping this please. I don't need another 7/08

Spent a few hours behind am 85 BTX today, these things are SWEET

You're an animal dude!

Went to my honey hole this morning. One small two point. Tough as of yet.

The alarm went off extremely early (0230) and we were off to Wilcox..... Hes the best co-pilot. Met with everyone and headed out. Blind was set, as were the decoys. Birds were working really well. Levi stayed in the blind, I was in a layout in front of the blind and it AWESOME! Levi was shooting my buddy Steve's shotgun.... and shot it extremely well, likely resulting in me buying it from Steve. He tagged his limit and had a blast!

Let's go! Great bull! So did he hit him twice?

7/08 with varget, 120 ttsx

Used to shoot barnes exclusively. Have killed a pile of Critters with them and I've never had a bad experience. My son just put three, 120s through a cow elk in October and they're still going as far as I know.

Good morning Scumdevils

My boy did great in the draw this year drawing elk, deer, javelina, crane. He was on fall break, and I had the time off so we loaded up and headed to camp on Wednesday. My buddies parents were there so we hung out, enjoyed the weather and waited for the rest of the crew. Everyone got there and we waited..... for the rain. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint. We stayed in my buddies dad's tent and got absolutely soaked. I was legit worried about my son. We ran the wood stove all day and night and eventually got stuff decently dry. With some borrowed bags, we survived. Threw a tarp over the tent and all was good. The mud was absolutely insane. We got atleast 4 inches and the roads were insane. We didnt hunt much the first couple days, but did help a friend's son pack one out. Sunday morning heading out, the voltage regulator got caked in mud in my rzr and absolutely fried. No luck Sunday morning but had to tow it back to camp. Sunday evening we walked from camp (truck batteries are dead too). Walked out from camp, the wind was bad but was hoping we could see something on either side get the wind right and circle. We got to as far was we were going to go then circled with the wind in our faces to slowly hunt back to camp. Glassing as we went, I immediately found a cow. As I was carrying the rifle, I extended the bipod legs and jacked one in. Levi asked me "dad what are you doing?" "There are elk up here buddy, and atleast one is a cow!" We got behind cover and snuck up about 100 yards. Peaked around a bush and saw the bull, a really nice 6x6 let out a bugle. Put eyes on his cows and got back behind cover and closed another 40-50 yards. We peek out and there is a lone cow, broadside shining in the sun. I range her, 281 yards. Turn the dial on the scope and tell Levi to get on her. Hes on her. Im ready. "Let her have it buddy, squeeze that trigger." He lets one rip. THUMP. "Good shot buddy, you hit her. Reload hit her again." My boy racks another round like a seasoned vet and lets it rip. "You rushed that shot, reload hit her again." THUMP. Great shot buddy! I put two more in his gun. She steps out. "She's still standing, hit her again!" THUMP. She lays down right there. I can hear her labored breaths. "Reload buddy, stay on her but dont shoot unless she gets up!" Needless to say she doesn't. She made it about 10 yards. Three shots in the boiler room. The supressor absolutely made the difference as they had no idea where we were or what was going on. Money well spent. I can not put in to words how proud I am of this kid. Hes persevered hunts with no luck. Lots of rain. Being cold. Not seeing much (these were the first elk we had seen). And then, during crunch time he handled his rifle like an experienced hunter. Not to mention trying to control blood sugar through all this. Writing this up and reflecting brings tears to my eyes. Rifle info: Bergara B14 in 7/08 shooting 120 TTSX, all 3 rounds blew through.

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How about a ruger gp100 match champion in 10mm?

When I grow up, I wanna be like you Houston!

My son has a Bergara 7/08 and I like the rifle a lot. Its a lottery on the heavier side for its size but it handles well and shoots 120 TTSX to .572" at 100 so it's a shooter.

Good lord man.

Since Trphy called me out last night. Elk sirloin, with diced jalapeños and onions, sautéed in a little butter and bacon grease. Back to that single life game, so hitting the cut in a caloric deficit.

Lol was just too busy dying other adult crap to take something out today!

It's funny you say that Chris, I was just thinking to myself man that sounds like a furlough meal but we were never furloughed!

Couple packs of tuna, Red Bull, and some Zyn for dinner tonight.

Elk pot roast, home made rolls.