WHT_MTNMAN

I've shot this BH since it was designed, even used a prototype on a bull elk I killed in 2010. First and foremost I am a fixed head kind of guy, I don't like worrying about pre mature deployment, etc..but I can say that I have had some incredible blood trails with the Ulmer BH and am a huge fan, if I'm going to use a mechanical head I like the ulmer or the T3 by G5. There are two advantages of the Ulmer over all other mechanical heads that I know of, both have been stated above. 1st. Practice mode. I hate shooting a bh and then having to take it off to change blades or change from practice head to hunting head. I like knowing that what I shot in practice is what I will shoot at an animal. 2nd Accuracy. I have never encountered a BH that shoots as well as this head at all distances. period. The only downside I can see is that it is 2 blade over 3, but I've never found that it matters. My .02

No. It is a really good rest for beginners and or under 25 yards but I don't like anything influencing the flight of my arrows. IE hitting fletchings etc... My .02

I second the concept of not getting a custom turret. If you are really slow it takes 1/2-3/4 of a second more to look at your chart and dial the MOA associated with it. If your counting clicks then thats another thing and I would still get a MOA turret over custom yardage turret. my .02 I put my yardage/MOA chart on the flip-up cap of my scope cover. Both front and back so I have quick reference.

Top one I believe is in 190's, maybe pushing 200. Big 3x3 might go 150+ Cool bucks and pictures.

Its very tough on a person to live in the Mtns but we do what we have to do.. Swaro-65mm non HD with my Droid... I'm positive there are only 7 I watched them move for over an hour and have 4 different videos of them circling the tree for the pecking order bedding spots..

How many?

Here they are circled

Since I have no idea when I'll be able to post the video if I don't do it now, here it goes. There are two more bedded directly below the obvious buck in the shade, watch the video and look for movement. http://smg.photobucket.com/user/khdavis/media/VID_20130731_070048_502_zps84822044.mp4.html 7 bucks total. this was taken through my spotter at around a mile or just over. BTW all mule deer

I have one you can borrow, I'm in Pinedale. I think mine is the same as AZ Ranger

I used the small ones for coues and mulies...I don't think you could do it without being in a stud..2 pretty good screws/bolts into a stud should work..

Kicker bull should be over 350...fronts are very good..

I'm planning on using mag primers with my 280ai, we will see.

Too many times I've read of vortex not returning to Zero on turrets. I say go Leo...but I've never owned a vortex..

If you like em kill em...don't let em grow another year cuz you won't get a tag...

not real big score wise, but cool character and if it makes you happy shoot it.

I've shot about every fletch out there, I've shot 3 vanes, 4, 6 etc... I keep coming back to flex fletch for one reason. They have memory, after missing a good buck because my blazer vane got creased, I wanted ones with memory or really short profile, when it was crease it really made my broadheads fly erratic.

My guess is low 80's. mass is tough to beat and he has more than average.

I'm getting 3075 with 90 gr in a 29+ barrel

I can't shoot straight enough to tell much of a difference at 100 vs 200....I know I shot less than 1/4 inch groups occasionally at both distances...

92 with my factory barrel....90 with Schneider barrel ...great load

I have one...don't use it much but I use the claw or outdoorsmans shooting system since I already carry a tripod to glass from...it is less weight than to carry a tripod and bipod.

For backpacking kinda.... if u can find one that fits you...for tent or truck or cot no way...

Anytime...I make it to mesa every once in a while..

I have a light weight, walking one if your ever in show low area...

Looks great Ty...glad I could help the little I could..it was a great hunt...