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I figured a guy could use the 32x in good light and if you have to back it out to 24x in lower light you are still not losing anything compared to the vortex viper pst. The dot at the cross hair looked great. I still have at least a couple weeks before I can get my rifle back from the gunsmith to try it out. It's killing me!

I also just got the sightron siii 8-32x56. Haven't had a chance to shoot with it yet but glass is very crisp and clear and according to the research I did the turrets are supposed to track very well.i really like the lrmoa reticle. Only negative thing I noticed was that when you get close to 32x magnification there is a drop in clarity, it could be an issue in low light.

Got any pics?

I know the mesa office is. I assume all the others will be too

I was at the mesa office around 3 today and it took me an hour to get out and by time I left the line was almost out the door

Sold

I have this slightly used Badlands sacrifice backpack. I actually only carried it on two hunts before deciding to get a pack that fit me better. Looking to get $200 for it.

If not for him me and Tyler both would not have got our first deer back in 08. heck, if not for him we probably wouldn't have ever started hunting whitetails. As you said nobody deserved this buck more than him! Hopefully it's the first of many more!

Just has to be a different hunt number

That buck looks familiar. Was that you and your buddy's that stopped by our camp on your way out with that buck Friday night? Me and my brother were cutting up my brothers small 2 point at the time.

We saw 44 does Friday and Saturday and only one buck.

Sportsmans had several boxes of winchester brand 270wsm ammo in 130 grain yesterday. It was the mesa store.

I'm not really sure, but I'd guess close to 60 lbs.

After four days of hunting I had this buck in my crosshairs on Tuesday morning and I missed him at 550 yards. I was really disappointed because this was the only buck we had seen up to that day and I blew it. To my amazement the next morning we spotted him in the same exact spot where I missed him the day before. So me and my brother moved into position and since I missed him the day before I let my brother take the first shot. After my brother missed him he ran down the hill a little bit closer to us and stopped. I rushed my first shot by trying to get a quick rest off of my tripod but was too shaky and missed. After that I found an open spot where I could lay down and shoot off my bipod and I dropped him at about 500 yards. He may not be a giant 100+ buck but he is my first buck larger than a spike and I am extremely happy with this buck.

This is the only other angle that I have, it doesn't show the non-typical point that well.

Are the vipers the hd model?

I like the Scott little goose. They are reliable, I used the same one for 8 years and now my girlfriend who just started shooting is using that one and I got a brand new one. I think they are available in both the Velcro and buckle strap.

maybe a bug real close to the cam? Or maybe its one of them aliens that I heard has been abducting CWT members

I love my Nomad. Of course its nothing close to the much more expensive spotting scopes out there, but i think it was worth every penny. In my opinion it is by far the best in its price range.

I’m considering buying my girlfriend a Diamond Razor Edge and I’m curious if anyone on here has had any experience with them. Would it be a good starter bow? Are they really as good as the hype I’ve been hearing? Have you had any problems with them? I’ve never been real fan of Bowtech/Diamond so I’m a little leery about buying one.

She already shot it at sportsmans warehouse. She wants to shoot some more bows before she makes a choice but she is leaning towards the diamond.

Whats the draw weight and draw length?

My brother shot an elk with a rage and it didn't make it ten yards before dropping. I've never seen so much blood sprayed everywhere. Shot placement is everything. But as far as shooting through mesh, I wouldn't try it with them.

It doesn't say anything on the ASNF website about it being reopened

The best is the one that you are most comfortable with and can make the most realistic sounds with. You're best bet is to buy a few different bugles and play around with them until you find the one that you like best. My personal favorite is the Primos Terminator because of the ease of use and I can make a wider range of elk sounds with it than I can with other bugles.