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sorry 308...a little south of there, by at least 2000 miles

I could say unit 22.... but I would be lying

Real nice bar...good job

Might be kinda cool to have a 36 inch long rifle, I'm not sure about the "shootability", it does not seem like it would lend itself to a comfortable shooting position, especially prone? I would love to try one though.

Congrats, way to stick with it

Nice Bull, congrats

Great write up and picture spread. Congrats

I am currently using a product from a company called montana mapping. You purchase one state at a time and it is like $130.00. You can view it on your computer or on a GPS. The cool thing is you get free upgrades for life, and if your gps takes a dump you just re-download to your new one. It has contour lines, very good detail, different colors for different land ownership. As of the last download I did they did not have hunt unit boundaries, hopefully that is coming. I'm still learning so I can't say much more than that, but I have been pleased so far.

Great lookin bulls, I would have a hard time passin up with a bow

Well, I made it back to Arizona 9:30 AM on Wednesday. 200 pounds of moose meat are safely ensconced in my freezer and one very large box with antlers also made it in one piece. I have a lot of catching up to do so I can't tell the complete story yet. Here is a little taste of some of the "fun" we had. Keep a 4 wheeler intact is a very large part of the battle on these hunts. We all experienced some type of overheating issue due to broken hoses, punctures radiators, clogged radiators and failed cooling fans. At one point Micheal had to go all the way to Fairbanks to have Charlie's radiator repaired after a stick drove it's way through it. I spent 3 weeks away from home, but the actuall day's hunting was around 8. All the other day's were spent getting ready, hauling meat and bone, repairing quads and processing meat. We also had at least 2 full day's of travel time, except for me...I had a couple of flying day's as well. ...to be continued........

Amazing Bull!!!!

You made a great choice. A well set up .308 will do amazing things. I was shocked when I learned the kind of velocity 308nut was getting out of that cartridge with his custom 26 inch barrell. I personally downed a WT at 500 yards even with that sucker last year.

Great post Jeremy, I wish you were up here a couple of day's ago, we spent all weekend processing meat

Hey Jeremy, as Mike said we made in back in one piece. I will try to upload a picture or 2 here in a little bit. I will be doing the red eye tonight, getting into Payson around lunch time tomorrow. I will start a new topic here in a little bit, and probably work on it after I get on a familiar computer Regards, R

I'll go with an even 120 gross. Fantastic buck!!!

Good luck Jeremy. Hopefully I can bring you a carp in November

Amazing buck, congrats

Very cool pictures

No...I'm pretty sure they would steal them too

Pretty good????? That is a great deer

He's going to be nice and wide, a great trophy with a bow, he might even score pretty well. Good luck

Well I finally have a few deer coming into this camera that I have had out for over a year. Here's to hopin they get bigger as time goes on.

LMAO

Yes I have to admit, with a bow in my hand, I would have to attempt a shot at that one. Not for sure, but I think there is 2 different large forkies.

I have a friend with one that claims it is the best buy in accuracy on the market. Have never shot one myself, but he has shot some 1/2 minute groups with it.