Hunterjohnny

Like Bingo! I love it!

Cooper or Copper

My experience there is that the lower areas get hammered. And the rest will eat you alive. The thick vegetation is almost impossible to get through or even see very far. I'm sure if you spent enough time in there you could find some good spots, but man you are going to pay the piper doing it.

Much better than my unit with 700 tags in one hunt!

Beautiful work. I have always had a passion for wanting to do stuff like this but accept the fact now that it is a skill set not in my DNA. It is a nice piece, good job.

What about flat brimmed but at an angle!

XL Disco was the bomb on our last trip!

Thanks for responses. I did draw 6A and saw the old post. I hadn’t thought of the fact that you would probably still have to lug it out to a horse, which means a quad would be about the same. Over the years my job has evolved to mostly desk time and I am painfully aware at 52 I cannot do what I used to do. I am starting to get more active and have plenty of time to be in better condition for the hunt, was just spitballing ideas. A weak back has always been my limit and it’s almost comical how just one wrong turn or twist can totally immobile you if your not careful. Sounds like a canyon bull will be a shared bull! Which works for me! Do those Creedmore’s pull game towards you with the backdraft?

So sorry for your loss. Truly tough time.

I too would be curious. The old back is not what it used to be and I know there are some bad canyons in 6A. It would be nice to have info ahead of time if the situation presented itself. My friend is old like me so that doesn't help.

Considering a Browning BAR in 300 WM that I have never done anything with. But my 270 would be real sad, that said it hasn't brought me luck either!

Fourth of July! I’ll be there!

Has Stoneman Lake had water the last few years? Probably full now but I was thinking it was empty.

YES about time 6a rifle or muzzy!

I just got 6A after 6 years hang in there!