loco4coues

Congratulations! Great shot placement! How far was the shot?

Great job!

Good luck! There is a buck or two in the unit. This is my "plan b" buck.

Call Ryan with Rio Electric (480) 620-0654

24" barrel, weatherby vanguard S1. I'm .010 off the lands.

I'm shooting a 150 grain Nosler LRAB out of my .270 at 2980 fps. 52 grains of IMR 4350, cci large rifle primers, Nosler brass.

Very interested! How much?

Same hunt for me but in unit 22. Found a couple of great bucks, found a great load for the rifle, hopefully it all comes together! Good luck to all who have tags.

I sent you a pm and then I saw this. Let me know if it falls through.

Found some! Please delete!

ISO federal match 210 large rifle primers. I can purchase or I am willing to trade federal match 215 large Magnum rifle primers, I have 1000 of those that I could trade. Please call or text 602-622-2434. My name is Terry.

Cool looking little buck! Great job and putting in the work out in the field.

Also have had great results with the 150 grain bergers out of the .270. Good luck on your hunt!

lots of success with the 150 gr. LRAB out of our .270s. since last year: coues deer 800 yards DRT coues deer 225 yards DRT Javelina 250 yards DRT bull elk 1025 yards DRT (bullet broke both shoulders, took out top of lungs. found in offside hide. retained 70% of its weight) Looking forward to a lot more real life testing this year hopefully 3 more coues and two more bulls. I wouldn't shy away from it. Put it in the boiler room and enjoy.

Great buck Brian! Way to stick with him.

ISO IMR 4350 or H4350. I need at least a pound. I'm in Mesa. Let me know. Thanks!

I found what I need! Thanks Shawn!

15s on the tripod and 10s around the neck with at least one spotting scope in the group. I can't imagine glassing for any extended amount of time through a spotting scope.

Nice Josh! Good shooting as always.

Very cool! Post the video!

I think this is where the sacrifice and unselfishness comes in as a parent. Your kids become your passion. My kids are still young, but I hope that when they are grown I will still have the drive to do things for myself. I see that in my parents now that they are empty nesters. If you feel like you are in a rut, make a choice and get out of it. Pick one of your passions and rekindle it. Some good things to think about, thanks!

Your doctor is right scoutm. The American College of Sports Medicine does use BMI as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease. They also use the ** sign to leave this decision up to the physician on a case by case basis. Using the people on biggest loser for example: after 2 months on the ranch they are a lot more fit than when they started. Most of the time their blood pressure is within normal limits, their diabetes are gone or close to it, they are off most all of their other meds and their health issues have been largely resolved. But their BMI is still off the charts and they still have lots of weight to lose. There is study after study that indicate cardiovascular risk factors are a product of low fitness levels (not exercising) and not to how much a person weighs. Like has been said, it depends what your goals are and what you want to accomplish. On the show Extreme Weightloss the clients want to get to 50% of their original body weight by the 9 month mark so they can qualify for skin removal surgery not because they still aren't in shape yet. Also as far as opinions go I agree that as a society we the definition of "overweight" or "obese" have changed. There is science behind it all but it's not that complicated. Eat better, eat less and move more then good things will happen.

I workout and coach at BuildUp CrossFit on Greenfield and McDowell. CrossFit is about being in shape to enjoy the things you love. Be in shape so you can go hiking, hunting, running, biking, swimming or join in any sports, etc. that you want to try. The community is great and by an overwhelming majority we want you to be smart, be safe, get fit and have fun.

Thanks for sharing and good luck on your journey to a healthier lifestyle. It sounds like you have made some great progress. It's always good to self evaluate and make healthy changes. Eating well and exercising daily is so much more important than a number on a chart or on a scale. That being said, here are a few of the issues with BMI charts: http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=106268439

My dad and brother were on Outlanders Limited Draw last season. They had a late rifle bull elk hunt. Please watch the episode and vote to your hearts content. Lets bring the win back to Arizona for a second year in a row! https://outlanderstv.com/show/episode/long-shots-big-bulls-of-arizona/full