pwrguy

No you cannot. However, you can take loaded cartriges...go figure. One trick I have seen done is to put black power into loaded cartriges and then unload them at you destination. I would not recommend this solution for anyone that tends to be forgetfull, the results could be catastrophic to say the least The simple solution is of course to just pick some up at the destination.

I have an worn out 7 mag that I am considering doing something with. My understanding is you have a limited amount of choices without changing the bolt face. 300 win mag, 300 wby mag, 338 win mag are the ones I have been told about. I like all these cartriges, and can't make up my mind, so the rifle just sits in the safe waiting

I have been using one for 8 to 10 years. Good stuff, maybe a little overpriced...I would have to see what else was available before saying it is "worth it".

Looks pretty good to me...but hey what do I know about a perfect sheep mount.

Nice job, no easy hunt for sure. congrats

I use the ball head from Outdoorsmans. I have put some heavy optics on it and it holds up just fine. I know a lot of people like the 2 axis heads, but I have grown used to the ball type. The one I had before this was also a ball head made by Bogen, It was decent, but it was like a boat anchor in my pack. I have heard very good things about the Jim White head. Good luck!!

Funny you should ask, I usually only need 1 to 3. I like to carry 10 spares, 4 or 3 in the magazine depending on the rifle and then 1 in my pocket (total of 15). For the first time in a long time I hiked back to my quad a couple of weeks ago..... with .....lets just leave it at not very many spares

Great buck I would say 105 to 110 gross

The one that is the most accurate

A crafty one for sure...I think that is one of those new coues ghillie suit outfits

I can definitely relate to the love/hate relationship. I had a similar situation with a buck at 300 yards, trying to line up on him sitting on a 45 degree hillside with limited rests for my gun, or even a flat spot to sit down on to shoot from the sitting position. All that being said, at least I didn't have to deal with the flu way to stick with it, your hard work will pay off, it just won't pay off every time.

That looks like a huge bear!! I went 0 for 1 myself but had a great hunt. I passed on some smaller bucks early in the week and missed a small one on the closing morning. It was great to get out and hunt for a full week with very few work interuptions. Great pictures by the way.

I have not noticed a difference. I did notice that the deer this year seemed to be moving around a lot between 10:00 and Noon

I would have to see the specific wording, it doesn't look like they are talking about making it legal for archery seasons. I think crossbows could be a fun seperate hunt that is specific to crossbows only. It seems like the main fear of crossbows to most hunters is clasifying them with other bows that have to be held.

Great story, way to persevere and get the job done.

I can answer that for you. Yes you can get into trouble, I know someone involved in a current court case that picked up what was obviously an old kill. I suggest you don't post finds like that or, call the G&F and try to get permission to take possesion of your find. You might try to preempt what is possibly coming by calling them before they knock on your door. Great find by the way, no way I would just leave it there.;

Wow....great find. Now to find him on the hoof if he's still around.

What did we ever do without them. Not necessary but sure a handy tool to own.

I stopped carring multiple knifes and sharpeners. The only knife I carry is a havalon and about 10 replacement blades. I got stuck with a moose and no other knifes or saws last year, and I completely boned out that moose and took his head of with just the havalon. Not something I would have planned on, I alway's like to have bone saws around to work on bigger game, especially if you are going to be hauling it with a quad or truck. If you are in the back country, you are going to want to leave most or all of the bone except the rack. Anyway, I own several knifes that have mostly sentimental value and rarely get used.

That's great!!! can't wait to see what #4 looks like

Great shot, cool video, congrats to Ty

It is going to depend on the dog, and the people you are camping with. I have low tolerance for barking dogs anywhere near my hunting camp, and even less tolerance if I'm sitting on a ridge glassing somewhere.

way to get er done. Great job

Great Job. The juniors are really doing good this year!!!

Way to go Adrianna!!! Good shooting