hunterdude

I'm going to try to get my nieghbor to let me take him and his son out and try to get a pig for his son!

Sounds like a good trip! Congrats!

WOW! Thank God you have faith! It pays off doesn't it! My thoughts and payers go out to him and yourself for a speedy recovery! Keep us posted and let us know if there is anything any of use can do?

Great Job! What cal. rifle are you two shooting?

Nice job on both! My brother inlaw and I are going to head up there next year for some goat action!

dang good deal if you are wanting a .30-06!

Pearce quality guns in Camp Verde

My Son got his first Javelina on Saturday. We went to my spot I prefer for Javelina and cattle and Yote's where running all over it. So I opted to go to my other spot and with in thirty minutes of getting out of the Jeep we were on the pigs. We spooked them, they ran a little ways and then calmed down. We put the sneek on them and got within shooting range. I told him " wait for one to get broadside and then shoot"! One started to feed on a prickelypear and that was it "BOOM" he put the smackdown on it! About one hunderd yards and he dropped it in it's tracks! I very proud of him and He is pumped about his first big game animal! Not sure how to post a picture?

Thanks, It was alot of fun for me and my son! I will diffently remember that hunt! Can someone inform me on how to post a picture?

Very Sweet!

WOW! Really nice elk!

Read one time in Readers digest about a Navajo indian that put "3" shots in the wing of a Air force jet that kept scattering his sheep. That to be beats most standing shots at even 200yrds!

Sounds painful, hope you get over the troubled back!

Hey I didn't say that it was authentic or that I believed it. If i did believe it I wouldn't have asked. I myself said I could believe 200 or 225 but not 500! That is the same picture that I got, so thanks for posting it!

Very cool!

I'd keep an eye out for that one!

Nice shot, what broadhead did you use?

Great deer, nice mass.

What size lense 40 or 50mm?

Great story. to bad you couldn't get the cat! Awsome elk!

How about the "LARK Law"?

I use Nosler ballistic tips in my .270s and Nos. Partions in my .300win. . I dropped a elk on the run at 225yrds with the .300 and never found the bullet. I dropped a mulie at 206 with the .270 and never found the bullet. Both animals had mush for hearts and part of the lungs blasted. The only bullet I have ever found was from a .22-250 on a whitetail at 220 yards, the bullet and jacket where stuck on the opposite side of impact between the hide and meat! The bullet was a remington sp through the shoulder blade! Dropped like a rock!

That is great! Now you just have to set your standards higher on the next elk tag! Way to go!

Very nice bull and story!

Nikon Pro-staff, can't beat it for the cost look on ebay and there is a place in Texas I believe that has them pretty cheap!