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I was looking into it last night I just wish you could pay per text or something for non emergency. One of the biggest reasons I like the inreach is that I can text for changes in my plans etc...and not just emergency.

I told my wife that same thing when I bought my Schmidt and Bender, again when I bought a Kahles and once again when Lance talked me into Tangent. I"m not getting to use that line anymore. I would get a custom action, some of my Rem actions shoot just as good or better than my custom, but the resale and worth of a full custom over a partial custom seems to be significant. But I'm a amateur in this area for sure.

Congrats on the hunt and the ram. What a great experience and a cool Ram. You are a stud, Good luck with the sale.

That is awesome, congrats to all those that made it happen, and congrats to the hunter.

Nope not a problem.

Good Luck!!

Bear is delicious as summer sausage and roasts etc... I'll never eat a steak for fear of under cooking In some states (AK, idaho, and maybe wyoming???? and some others) it isn't required to take out the bear meat, I'm guessing it is because it can be hazardous to your health if not prepared correctly but I don't know.

Beautiful Ram I sure hope one day I get the chance to hunt a ram. I'm jealous for sure.

Way to get it done, those late hunts can be tough.

I really like the Kenai chest holster from gunfightersinc. I use mine mostly in AK when I'm worried about big bears. I don't like leather for a chest rig, too hot and gets ruined etc

Great season and nice job!

Lighting isn’t as good on this one.

I took this picture out by Clay Springs I probably could order a print if you want. I just do it for me and my office I don’t sell them.

It’s a 2010 with 275k miles but runs extremely well and has a winch and a ramp to get an elk in the back if you can drive to it.

I have an old tundra that you can use if you want. It has a small alignment issue but will run around in the woods all day if you want to use it. It is parked at my house in Pinedale/Clay Springs area.

I’ll take it. Says you can’t receive messages.

I can't believe you let your daughter shoot one with a broken/short G2, not cool. That is a stud buck JFP nicely done.

I shoulder mount dinks so that isn't a great comparison. Hes a great buck. Yeah I haven't been on as much as I used to, life sometimes gets in the way. I need to go look up that exchange, I need some reading fun today.

Congrats on the buck and nice shooting! I'm glad someone called you out a few months ago I have seen nothing but positivity and contributions since. Great job. 😁

Congrats to Mikey! I'm guessing 110

Super cool!! Congrats!

It's a story hard to write but my son killed his first bull after a whirlwind 6 days. He was very limited on time and it got the best of him but we had a great time and lots of memories made. Bull he passed after a tough day the day before. Bull that came in after he didn't have enough patience. This is the bull we were hunting but he had already shot another bull 5 minutes before. Having little experience and no time for a hunt really hurt him but in the end his goal was accomplished. He killed a bull, and we got to spend some good days hunting.

On my way to the office What greeted me when I got in

This is a pretty unique story, A good friend's son drew a muzzy tag in NM and my buddy got called to do some LEO training in Washington DC and NY for 12 weeks so he called me and asked if I could help his son on his first tag. I only could commit the weekend but after a bunch of rain and couple missed opportunities Colter smoked this bull at 250 yards off his knee for his first bull.

This is just my opinion and observation but I think quite a few of the biggest bucks will still be killed this year by the guys that ran a bunch of cameras in the past. A buck that was pretty good 2-3 years ago and didn't get killed most likely will be in the same general area and so they will hunt that area trying to turn him up. I don't think the "benefits" of the camera ban will become apparent until the next 2 years.