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me too Me three! I havent shot it in awhile but have 22-250 in a savage. It was not too picky and I probably shot 6-7 different bullets through it. I loaded more of the Noslers for it than anything, they knocked down coyotes all the way out to just short of 400 yards. I am sure yours will claim plenty of yotes!

That is a great lookin deer! Congrats! Go Devlis!

I have two girls and they share a Tikka T3 lite in 243, Burris Fullfield scope with ballistic reticel. My 12 year old killed her first buck this year with it using Hornady 95gr Superperformance loads. I was too lazy to load and test rounds so when we took it to the range and it was well under 1" with factory ammo I was very pelased. My older daughter has shot everything 22-250, 243, 6x284, 7mm RM, 7mm DAK, 300 Ultra, 9mm, 45 ACP, 38, 357 and has been being it since she was 11. My younger one only the 243, I think it really depends on the kid. My oldest is probably less flinchy than I am and she just wants to shoot everything, total adrenaline junky. She really likes the full custom 7mm RM. We just started a custom build for them, it will be a conversion of the 6x284 to a 6.5x284 using the rem 700 action. Hart barrel, flute the action & barrel, B&C stock to start with (pink). This will also be the first gun with a supressor which I am working getting ordered. Looking at a Zeiss scope with Rapid Z to put on top.

Glassing mid day! Deer dont move in the afternoon, somehow they become catatonic and freeze solid. I hear a lot of people say morning and evening but I tend to see a lot of deer in the middle of the day. Kind of counter intuitive but in my last trip I switched from the 15's to the 10's in the afternoon and just scanned and found deer moving around. I guess the wider FOV is the way to go if they are moving even a little. I still use the 15's because nothing gives you self confidence glassing better than finding a bedded deer and if it is a buck game on! Nothing better than a bedded deer to increase success rate.

Sounds about right to me. I have noticed that I find a lot of deer bedded way up high in saddles that allow them to get out of the wind. Usually it is almost impossible to glass them in these areas but you will see them move occasional from one side to the other or in the evening when they decide to wake up and start moving around.

Yes everything works fine but it will be a lot of work. You have to take the bow completely apart, watch the videos. Most people just do the limbs & riser but some of them have done everything, cams included.

Find one load that shoots best and use it for deer, elk, whatever. You have a rifle that can reach way out there no reason to limit it with light loads. Finding a good load and practicing and determining what you and your gun can do will make hunting much more enjoyable than shooting a bunch of loads. Of course if you have the time knock yourself out. I myself would not shoot cast bullets in a magnum rifle but you may have some good reasons I am not familiar with.

Fork'em!

Very cool! what a great change, Ho Ho Ho!

168gr HVLD's, 70.5gr H1000, Norma brass, CCI LRM primers. This is where I ended up with my 7mm RM so far out to 700yds and things are good. I hope to shoot out to 1k in the next few weeks. You can use HSM 168gr Berger HVLD loads as well. If it shoots them really good at the std spec they are loaded at you may just save yourself a whole bunch of time or at least have a factory load option. Sportsman's carries them when they are in stock.

Nice! Well done!

I have the Kuiu and 3 different Eberle's. The Kuiu is great and very light, I use it on longer trips. It is a great pack and very comfortable but on most trips I still go to the Eberle because the integrated scabbard cant be beat. When I do use my Kuiu I use it with a Kifaru gun bearer to help with carrying the rifle so I dont have to strap it in to the pack. I have not used the Outdoorsman's but it looks like a great pack. They seemed to be designed a lot like the Eberle packs without the scabbard.

You can also usually get them at a camera store. Just mentioning it in case you have to have one ASAP.

Sorry for the multiple postings not sure where this one should go! We have two openings for a great hunt in Sonora, Mexico (East of Hermosillo). Date: January 12th – 18th Total cost: $2,500 (if you have priced other hunts in this area they run $3,500-$5,000) there are no additional trophy fees. The hunt includes: 5 full days of hunting Lodging in a ranch house with rooms, beds, showers and hot water. Deer tag, Cook, food and drinks. Someone to meet us at the border that will take us to the hunting area. Treating and freezing your cape Gun permit (If you can commit this week as getting the permit is a 6-8 week process) All the paper work completed allowing transportation to bring your trophy back. The Hunt does not include: Personal guide service Capping and/or cleaning your deer. (I will help you do this correctly if you don’t know how) Transportation Tips to staff Sorry this is short notice but it is a really great deal we may not ever get again to fill out this openings for this hunt. I am not an outfitter this is a hunt we booked and due to scheduling conflicts only two of us are going so we have two opening now. The ranch we are going to has agreed to let us try and fill the spots at a reduced price if we can. I can also get you in contact with someone that has hunted this ranch and can share pictures. This is our first trip to this ranch as well. The last few years they have killed some great deer and like most hunts in Mexico lot's of deer but you still hvae to do your part and let the air out of one. PM me with a number to text/call you back at if you are interested or have questions.

Brilliant! Describes our weekend exactly. On the bight side I may try a new area for pigs!

I know Jim Harsock at Southwest Wildlife also a sponsor does a great job on birds as well. My buddy has been putting together the 3 species of quail and Jim has done all the work and they look great! Here is his bird page: http://www.swwildlife.com/birds.php

Wow! And to think if we have one Snow that is lost and we knock down it is almost enough to consider it a successful season.

That is awesome! Nice work. I use it a lot but have not done the GMU outlines. I may hit you up for the file later on. I already paid for them last three units u have needed.

Cause you work too much! Great mounts! Most of just don't have the time to be out there as much as we could/should/would be to pin down big deer.

Great job ,

Never heard back from? Anyone else interested.

Sorry for the multiple postings not sure where this one should go! We have two openings for a great hunt in Sonora, Mexico (East of Hermosillo). Date: January 12th – 18th Total cost: $2,500 (if you have priced other hunts in this area they run $3,500-$5,000) there are no additional trophy fees. The hunt includes: 5 full days of hunting Lodging in a ranch house with rooms, beds, showers and hot water. Deer tag, Cook, food and drinks. Someone to meet us at the border that will take us to the hunting area. Treating and freezing your cape Gun permit (If you can commit this week as getting the permit is a 6-8 week process) All the paper work completed allowing transportation to bring your trophy back. The Hunt does not include: Personal guide service Capping and/or cleaning your deer. (I will help you do this correctly if you don’t know how) Transportation Tips to staff Sorry this is short notice but it is a really great deal we may not ever get again to fill out this openings for this hunt. I am not an outfitter this is a hunt we booked and due to scheduling conflicts only two of us are going so we have two opening now. The ranch we are going to has agreed to let us try and fill the spots at a reduced price if we can. I can also get you in contact with someone that has hunted this ranch and can share pictures. This is our first trip to this ranch as well. The last few years they have killed some great deer and like most hunts in Mexico lot's of deer but you still hvae to do your part and let the air out of one. PM me with a number to text/call you back at if you are interested or have questions.

Here is an article from Outdoor Life. If you stain it, maybe a little different process than the oiled finish. http://www.outdoorlife.com/articles/jim-carmichel/2007/09/refinish-your-rifles-stock

Yep there were lots of colors I think this matches yours or is darn close Mossy Oak. I only put the one since the links are so darn long... http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-Yard-Mossy-Oak-Camouflage-Army-Military-Hunt-64-W-Camo-Mesh-Breathable-Fabric/231099322404?rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.m1851&_trkparms=aid%3D222002%26algo%3DSIC.FIT%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D163%26meid%3D2883522737976949596%26pid%3D100005%26prg%3D1088%26rk%3D3%26rkt%3D4%26sd%3D231099322494%26

Lots of different patterns available on eBay. Breathable Mesh Camo Fabric: http://www.ebay.com/itm/1-Yard-Multicam-Pattern-Camouflage-Army-Military-64-W-Mesh-Breathable-Fabric-/231099322494 Good idea on this one, great for making up some face masks!