Red Rabbit

Congrats to your son on a fine hunt and Coues.

It is good to see an improvement in the reports.

Congrats. Sometimes the hunt is what puts the inches on the trophy. I once arrowed a small 6 point bull at 17 yards in unit 9 because I was pleased with the stalk and calling sequence.

Nicest looking bull I've seen posted yet this year. Congrats to all involved.

180gr Trophy Bonded Tip, 200gr Federal Edge TLR, 180gr Swift Scirocco

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You can place stacked quarters between the rifle and scope to get the right clearance for objective bell and bolt, measure the thickness of the quarters, and buy the corresponding height Talley rings.

My thoughts would be to sell them all, get a good pair of 12.5x binos and the compact Kowa spotter https://cameralandny.com/shop/brands/kowa/kowa-tsn-554-compact-spotting-scope/3d355910-c257-0135-0952-00163ecd2826?variation=1665622

Of the images I have seen of recovered bullets, I have been impressed with the Trophy Bonded Tipped in regards to a nice mushroom and higher weight retention. It would be one of my choices if elk were on the receiving end. It is available in loaded ammo and as a component. Another bullet that looks intriguing is the Federal Edge TLR. From my 300WSM and 300WM, I have used 180 and 200 Nosler Accubonds successfully on bull and cow elk.

Congrats to your son for his buck with super prongs

Yes, most of my cameras and lenses I have purchased from Joel at Cameraland. I have also gotten a few scopes, Leica Duovids, and spotter from them. They are A+

Thanks for the catch Weston. I edited the post and price.

Walmart CEO looks to ban semiautos. Just another reason to shop elsewhere, the LGS, and mom&pops. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/gun-control-assault-weapons-ban-walmart-ceo-doug-mcmillcalls-for-debate-over-reauthorizing-assault-weapons-ban/

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