stanley

Amen for great perspective!!!

AWESOME!!! Thanks for sharing with the site!

Outstanding!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing!

VERY VERY cool!!!! Thanks for sharing! S.

Happy birthday, my friend! ✌️💛

YES!!!!! So very glad for Hunter! You guys got every bit of your money's worth out of that hunt, which is awesome! Really glad it worked out and that you got to experience all that the Kiabab has to offer. Love it up there! BTW, those are great pics. I especially love the family pic. No greater joy than spending time in the outdoors with those we love! S.

Yes!!!! VERY excited for some January archery hunting! We are SO fortunate here in AZ! Also, my two college age kids (son & daughter) were lucky enough to get late Dec rifle tags. Can't wait for them to come home for Christmas break from school, so we can spend some time looking for some nice coues bucks for them! S.

Awesome!!! Outstanding to stick with it and get that bull!!! Sounds like an amazing hunt. S.

Looking forward to testing out the roads this weekend on the junior deer hunt. My kids are all too old, but found a buddy with a couple of daughters to tag along with. Always has been one of my favorite hunts! Can't wait!

Ummm...... Huh? Ambiguity? What is your point?

Outstanding!!! Love hunting with my kids and friends, but there is also something very awesome about going solo once in a while! Good stuff! S.

Good tip!! Gonna be a LONG drive up for the Jr. hunters next weekend!!! I'm still going though!! S.

Great deal on a great heater! Good luck to you and daughter on your hunt!! S.

Just picked-up my son Erik's pronghorn from last year. Jim, Cody, and team did an AMAZING job!!!!! It really looks SO beautiful!! Thanks for the outstanding work, guys!! 👍😉

Wondering how you define "GOOD"?? Someone who kills big things? Someone who kills a lot of things? Someone who bow hunts? With a recurve? Someone who can kill something from 800 yards? Someone who can 'Rambo' to within 20 yards? 5 yards? (All of these questions are of course, rhetorical...) I'm a hunting fool, I suppose. Just want to get out with friends and especially my kids as much as possible. Makes me feel "good". S.

Nice, Christian!!!!!!

Someone just got a screamer deal!!!

I use Slumberjack cots, plus s 4" memory foam topper. Super comfy! 😉

Oh brother.... Probably should read the regulations. Good luck. 🙄

I own those! Screaming deal for someone! S.

Feel VERY fortunate we don't have to deal with this kind of threat here in AZ..... Can't imagine...... Yuck! http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/09/17/wyoming-hunting-guide-fatally-mauled-by-grizzly-bears.html

Another thing that I remember about that event, was that I had scheduled a Kiabab archery deer hunt (when it was OTC....). We went two days after, and I recall the 'no fly' order was still in effect. With no jets flying in the distance and/or overhead throughout the day and night, t was the quietest I have ever experienced in the outdoors. Possibly it was the somber mood that contributed to the perception of the peace and quiet, but I definitely remember NO planes.

I was on an early morning conference call with my team based in NYC. Our company headquarters is in the World Financial Center, right across the street from the Trade Center. My project manager on site there suddenly cut me off and said 'something just exploded across the street and he would call me right back.....' It wasn't until several hours later that he got back to me. Heavy stuff.....

Last year was my oldest son's first pronghorn hunt, and this year it was Nick's turn. He's going to Creighton in Omaha, so I drove up to Albuquerque and met him at the airport there on Thursday night. Quick 4 hours of sleep, and we hit I-25 for the 2 1/2 hour drive up to the hunting area (Lancetkenyon and Zeke-BE know where it is... LOL). We rolled into the property right around 7AM and began seeing pronghorn immediately. We glassed for just a bit upon getting there, but then drove on into the ranch headquarters to say hello to the owner and thank her for letting us hunt there. Like last year, she was gracious and we had a nice chat. She mentioned that there seemed not to be as many pronghorn this year as in past years, but after hearing other reports and seeing Lance & Zeke's reports here we were optimistic. We had already seen one nice buck early in the morning upon getting on the property, and he quickly did what basically ALL others had done last year; As soon as we stopped the pick-up, he and his squad ran out to about 3/4 mile. When I got out to glass them with the 15s, they proceeded to run even further! So anyway, with that in mind I had a brought along a secret weapon. A couple of years ago when I had an archery bull elk tag, I had bought one of those fabric pop-up cow elk decoys. (Her name is Miss September! Got a good laugh at that when I bought the decoy....) I decided that I would try holding her up in front of us to try to get closer to some of those spooky bucks. Well, after visiting with the ranch owner we drove off and quickly spotted another nice buck and some does. He did his usual antelope-thingy and was in the next county in short order, but I hadn't had time to break-out the secret weapon yet. We drove up on a large knoll and glassed all around, and I eventually a nice buck popped up at about 1/2-3/4 of a mile out. I broke out Miss September, and held her up in front of me and started walking directly towards the buck with Nicholas walking right behind me. I walked a steady pace, stopping every 50-75 yards or so and the buck never broke his stare. We proceeded along closing the distance, and when we were at about 500 yards I was thinking it was actually going to maybe work. We are not big on super long distance, with about 400 yards generally being our max shot distance. Well, we kept strolling and eventually got to a nice little tuft of grass on a little mound of dirt. I stopped and check the range-finder, and the buck was still staring at us from just about 350 yards. The 30-06 is zeroed for 200 with 180gr. PSPs, and I told Nick to hold just slightly over it's back. He got on the bi-pod in between Miss September's legs and let it rip! The buck bolted for about 50 yards, then stopped and started to look sick. Within about 5 more seconds he was down. 9:30AM on opening day, and it was all over! Went and got the truck and drove right to him (we had met up with a ranch hand just prior to that and he said it was no problem driving across the pasture....). Anyway, two hours later and we were done cutting it up and enjoying a couple of sandwiches. Overall a GREAT hunt!!! Drove back last night so that Nick could spend the weekend with his mom (really, the other way around... lol). A 36 hour round trip for me, with only 4 hours of sleep but lots of great road-hours with my boy! He was nice enough not to nap it all away, and we had a great time the entire way! Getting done early let's me spend a couple of mornings at the dairy shooting doves before I leave for archery deer in Utah on Tuesday morning! I'm blessed! S.

Which safety mechanism does the M77 have? Tang safety? Thanks! S.