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maybe its not even worth posting but i have these laying around. all new ammo. 1 box Federal Premium vital 140gr nosler partition $30 18 rounds (shot 2 out of the box) Nosler 160gr accubond $40 17 rounds of Hornady 162gr SST - $20 i have to look when i get home but i have some 140 and 150 gr remington accutip maybe a box or 2 worth. i also have a bunch (40 pieces) of 7mm ammo that im not 100% but i think its 150gr core lokt, $1 a piece?

Wow. Gigantic buck

this guy knows

Wtf am I reading

when i search lapped rings, nearly everything that comes up says its not really necessary. is it?

the poster above said that spike bucks cant grow into big bucks though?

i see, so it could be his second rack? what was his first rack, im guessing it was a spike set right? can someone post a 4x5 1.5 year old muley with a 23" wide rack? i cant find any references except high fence whitetails

a yearling deer to me is a buck with his first rack, am i off base there?

a yearling 4x5? i didnt know that was even possible. learn something new everyday.Ive never heard of that either yeah i dont believe it.

what a jerk, sounds like a fun hunt. "tell them kids to stay off my lawn!!!"

a yearling 4x5? i didnt know that was even possible. learn something new everyday.

go get him! Can't wait to hear how it goes either way

I like my horn hunter. I've used an Alaskan guide one but I felt like the horn hunter is more comfortable

I would have bought that and flipped it

You drink the tequila right?

A dude told me he would take them except the accubonds.

heck yeah dude, i would have made you carry everything too

Heck yeah dude big ol deer

At a range ... heck I'll punch paper all day long. Rest, no rest, bench, no bench, prone, seated, whatever. The field is a different animal (pun intended) entirely. Yeah ... lots of practice and you get good at it. But the variables when you are hunting increase. You want to go out and shoot 500, 600, 1000 ... ok. It's not for me most of the time, and I'd say it's not for a majority of hunters out there, most of whom shoot less frequently than the die hards --- many of whom shoot once a year a week before the hunt. I happen to be a pretty good shot with most weapons. I didn't work at it, it came natural. Good enough though that I shot in college on a small arms rifle team. Good enough that most guys I shoot with say I am really good. I still limit myself because I know that the variables can play heck with you, and I don't like to wound things. Some people might call me over cautious ... some might call me a wuss (funny) ... but I do what I do because of the way I personally feel about it. That is self imposed. You might be one of those exceptions ... but yeah ... I'd say that a minority are really good enough to regularly shoot out in that Medium Range Category ... and the guys who can shoot 1000 and more in the field (consistently and with great confidence) are a truly rare bird. Some of them are on here ... and they have my respect. As do those guys who can truly shoot Medium Range consistently and with confidence. idk about all that dude, i just dont think its hard to hit a deer size animal at 5-600 with todays equipment is all.

You have a lot of fun, thanks for sharing

Does that mean dudes that only shoot 50 could be shooting 400?

you guys are great. congrats

ballistics apps? You gotta practice the shot.You gotta check and make sure it's good dope. But if you put in reasonably good info I can't see how someone couldn't hit at 5-600. With the obvious things like a good rest and not gail force wind. A 1000, that's pretty far. I'm just saying 5-600 is not hard and doesn't take an expert

my friend texted me once, something about shooting a "30 yacht 6" lmao, it killed me.

5k aint bad, dudes spend 3k on range finders now