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Thanks this was last year. I think it was 99 6/8ths. Or 5/8ths. Basically right at 100"

It's a left over tag and one is a 100" buck. So yeah.

Great job Hunter!! Sounds like a full week! Way to go Andrew on involving the family

Great buck. Congrats

It's a rush...I've called a few in..this one I glassed across a small canyon and called him right in. You can see the saliva dripping. Years ago I shot one in the chest with my .45 Kimber at 10-12 feet. Died in 20 seconds. Shot a lion with the same handgun at 6ft Coming out of a tree...Nothing quite like it that I've experienced..

I had my Sony A7iii. And turned it to video mode. 200mm lens at 9ft couldn't back it out any further

Congrats! Good looking bear. I sure enjoy some bear hunting myself

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Not a bad year, good rut but not very many big bulls. But managed a few and some decent pictures Sorry about all the screenshots, had a problem uploading the normal pics.

With the late moisture everything is dropping velvet late. So far all of the mule deer up here (3c)are still in velvet.

PM sent where are they located. Thanks

Congrats Nash!!

Pictures of your hunt area from sevenmile

Ive been on Kodiak 3 times. 2 for Deer and 1 for Mtn Goat. I have a love/hate relationship with the place. I've always seen bears, every trip and sometimes some real big bears. I've hunted in your hunt area for deer 2 times. I am more than happy to give you some more info if you want. I would recommend a transporter or staying in a FS cabin for sure, tent camping it would be a nightmare IMO. Especially if it rains the whole time. You can not hunt over bait but if there are deer hunters around and gut piles the bears will be there.

Yes...not a lot you can do without spending lots of time and money. That sucks...I hate thieves of all kinds

I've been on too many backpacking/ Alaska fly in trips to ever enjoy eating freeze dried again. There are a few I can choke down but I really could never eat another one again and be ok... BUT when you are really hungry I can eat almost anything so I still pack them and eat them as needed.

Great shooting! And great story congrats!

Most of the big outfits have the person that is getting the "finders fee" a guides license if they don't have one because they usually pay big money. Like minimum $10k, but like you said it is open for interpretation, I guess it depends on what someone is paying.

I'm not an attorney and I'm sure it is open to interpretation but the word game and fish uses is Commensurate. So you only need a guide license if you are getting equivalent value in money or products that a guide charges. So if someone was to get $500 or $1000 bucks that may be totally be legal.

Oh man that is tough. Thoughts and prayers sent

I love mine but I made an expensive Tangent Theta purchase earlier this year and now my daughter is getting married so If you are serious and want a used one, I may be selling. The only downside is that it is a little on the heavy side ( most of the great scopes are) but I love the strength and durability of the scope. Glass is awesome. P.S. nevermind I see you wanted it in MOA mine is MIL

Got it from my neighbor.

Worth a small fortune. I just picked up a 2010 with 80k miles for 16k and everyone I talked to thinks I could get 22-25k out of it...insane prices right now.

I'm a huge fan of bareshaft but you can't use a bag target with great results IMO. You are looking for parallel shafts out of the target. Then you can start moving sights to match.. Like above BH tune is the end all.

Toyotas are the most reliable of any vehicle out there, they lack in comfort possibly and technology and cutting edge equipment, but they can't be beat with reliability. Even with nasty off road use. I'll never say they are the best for everyone, but if you want something that will run and run forever with little to no maintenance it is a Toyota. So it really depends on what you want. That being said my wife bought a used (2014) Sequoia in 2017 and it was still pretty expensive, it has over 210k on it now and is a daily driver of 60-100 miles a day, and she could still sell it for a pile of cash. Everything works great still and she absolutely loves it. Ours does not have the locking rear diff, that is usually on the tacomas and 4runners, but maybe some of the sequoias have them also. I'm not sure. Haven't been in the market for a new one.