yotebuster

Found it... Feb 21st... right after my hunt ends thank god... I'm not clear on whether or not the license is good for two animals or if you can buy two tags, just kinda curious. Gonna be a shoot-out up there.

When does this start? I have the Feb muzzy hunt, hoping it doesn't start that soon...

Good luck Zac, I'll keep my eyes peeled for him during my muzzy hunt in Feb, but I have a feeling he'll be at your taxidermists long before then.

Win 760 is faster than RL-17.....

Congrats on a beauty of a desert muley! I thought the slam just required a "muley" not a desert, is there a more specific slam that requires a desert muley? If so does it also need a "texas whitetail", carmen mountain, etc??? Just curious, I've killed desert mule deer, regular mule deer, coues and eastern whitetails, I guess I need to start looking into a couple blacktail hunts!

Wow! Good deal... if I wasn't in ND I'd be on that tonight!!!!

See any ibex? I've got a muzzy tag in Feb

I don't see why that changes anything?!?

3" #4's.

Was that a bear or just a good sized raccoon! I do have to admit it's a bit trashy to put your foot on top of an animal for a picture, I guess I respect the animals I hunt a bit more then that.

Yotebuster, The Outdoorsman does have a stud for the Trinovid's. I looked it up and it looks like the curent cost is just under $30.00. If you call them, they can walk you through the quick process of mounting it to the binocular. If you'd like, you can PM me and I'll let you know what adaptor I've been using. Is it an actual stud that goes into the hinge or is it that janky ring mount thing that goes around an ocular? I know my buddy had his EL swaros threaded by outdoorsmans and added a real stud, if that were the case with these, I'd be on them like a fat girl on a brownie pan.

It's was -3 the other day here in ND and they're still running around so I'm sure they're all over above the rim.

Ouch, the old 6.0 strikes again.... sell the truck, keep the binos!!!

Is there any way to put an outdoorsmans tripod stud on these? I use my 6.5x vortex a lot when I have me tripod set up, woldn't mind upgrading, but need something that I can put a stud on. Any thoughts?

It could use musket caps as well, but mostly likely #11 caps are what it needs. +1 on staying away from black powder, it's corrosive, unlike pyrodex. I would use .490 round balls and pre lubed patches, you'll need a bullet starter to get them down as they start way harder then the new guns do. Use BOILING soapy water to clean it, take the nipple off, and stick the barrel in the boiling water and use a moist patch to draw the water up into the barrel like a syringe and push it in and out. The reason it needs to be BOILING and not just hot is that it will evaporate off when you get done and not rust. I run a little film of bore butter down the barrel before I store it. Always shoot a cap through it before loading as well. Don't try to shoot bullets out of it, it most likely has a 1 in 48 twist and will only stabilize round balls, also a roundball is more then sufficient for a pig.

Can't beat Clay's work!

That's a big a$$ fork...

Best gps made IMO. I've got the T. But I have landownership chips for every state I hunt, and they have all the topi built in and it overrides the garmin one. I was skeptical of the touch screen but I've had mine for 4 years and its been really tuff, no problems. It does like batteries, that's my only complaint. I was gonna buy a new Montana 650, but its way to big, won't fit in a pocket or GPS pouch, so I knew it would get lost right away.

awful.

I think that's a ruddy duck. Either way, congrats to him on his first duck!

I'd say thats more of an "unlucky" bobcat!

Awesome video!!! I almost burned my pts on a 4th season tag this year, wish I woulda!!!

Errr $800???

WOW!!! One of the most beautiful deer/mounts I've ever seen!

I think you're doing pretty good on that one, I always appreciate to have processors err on the side of being to picky and getting less meat. I'd rather have 108 pounds of good meat that you can give to non hunters without fear of them getting gamey or dirty pieces then 140 pounds of questionable meat. I'm picky as heck when I do my own processing, but I've rarely gotten over 100 pound of meat of a mature bull, let alone a small bull. I'd rather just shoot another elk or a few more deer if I need more meat, it's a good problem to have!!!