Sparks

Yea...if my dumb a$$ would have looked closer before opening my mouth I would have realized that. I deserved Lance's answer.

Fair enough.....

I was looking through the regs making my wish list and noticed the date for the 22s ml hunt was 9/10-16 then, the week before archery starts. 22n is the same and these are the only two units that are that way, struck me as strange.

Toprut has a pretty god website, but its always a couple years old if you don't pay for it. It doesn't seem change too much for antelope though.

Its a snipe. We used to hunt them as kids. Never caught one though.

I'm curious what his teeth look like, probably worn down to nubs

Great bull and great story, thank you.

" Should we tell mom the horse came back without dad?" " Nah, I'm sure he's fine."

Me when the wife takes me to a new restaurant and I find out they don't serve beer.

I've seen elk on the hilltops where the forest service thinned the trees on either side of the 87 below payson. You could also hit dollbaby road and the roads that peel off to the south of it. Just don't shoot one on the north side of the road😉

"That's an experiment"

Very good point about the hammers yotebuster. I grew up with lever actions and single shot shotguns and never gave it a second thought. But now that you mention it, it is nerve racking watching someone try to lower a hammer when they're not used to one. So definitely not getting one for the kids. So it kind of sounds like they are like most guns around this price range, in that they have the potential to be very accurate but usually need some tinkering.

Kicking around the idea of getting one. Mostly because I think it would grow up well with the kids since you basically have unlimited barrel options, plus maybe a couple custom rifle/muzzleloader barrels for me.I've already read some other forums and basically everybody either loves them or hates them. I putting it up here since I feel like we make our guns work a little harder than most. Accuracy, safety, and reliability are what I'm most curious about.

Go to That Brewery and have a pint or two and right after the sun drops down the elk will come to you.

That's a lot of good information thank you. That's the thing that gets me about ML hunting is the lack of information on the internet, if you want to shoot past 200 yards you have to figure it out on your own or get help from people at places like this.