GreyGhost85

Houston? we have a problem..................

looks like the one Tony Mandile shot, only a lot bigger

because i own one. haha. the old 2's and 3's had a rounded back plate.it's either a 4 or 4s

that's an iphone 4. cannot believe this thing is still around

cows aren't nearly as impressive as bulls. half the size probably

looks like they are about $350-400 new, depending on the reticle.

thanks man. appreciate it. understand the being mad at the world for not drawing a tag. 20 years, no antelope and can't draw a late bull tag with 7 BP. poor me.

Seldom is REALLY reaching out there to try to start a fight with someone on this forum as of late

just wanted to let us all know he drove a highway one time

Whoa, take it easy the pard. This isn't a pissing match on who can haul more, i was simply stating a point. Any time you would like to test yourself up against me, come find me. raghorns, spikes and cows wouldn't be that big of a deal on your own. I never said it can't be done, just said i wouldn't try to tackle it on my own

Someone get G&F on speed dial for a wasting game meat. I'm 6'4" 220lb and a meat packing SOB. i would never dream of trying to get a bull out on my own in September. Joan of Arc over here plans to do it to prove a point?

What brand is the brass?

i had a near horror story with the montec about 5 years ago. i chose them because they look to be absolutely bulletproof and a great broadhead for elk. i center punched a big 375" bull, clean pass through, 1 inch behind shoulder, 2-3 inches below center. one of the best shots i have ever made. i ended up killing the bull about a mile, 3 more arrows and 2.5 hours later. the lungs had a perfect hole punched right through them, but were not blood shot. when i put the last shot through him, it sounded like someone popped a hole in a huge balloon and air game rushing out. he was inflated like a tick. it might have been some sort of anomaly, but i have never seen or heard anything like it. it punched a hole through his lungs and filled his chest cavity full of air, rather than causing bleeding and having his lungs fill with blood. i don't think they are sharp enough and rather than the arrow slicing the veins/arteries, it just pushed "around" them. After this, i decided i would from now on shoot a big NASTY broadhead, so i switched to slick tricks, and the results have been incredible. entry and exit holes like baseballs and almost everything has been dead within 30-40 yards.

Troy you could use a smile in that profile pic. Haha everyone asks me why I don't smile...I prefer to look serious as serious as you can wearing capri pants, aviators and sportin a hipster hair-do?

i was thinking it was a rare and elusive 2003 7.3 with those miles, then realized it wouldn't have lasted 10 minutes on here

Don't worry Murphy, he gets his hackles up every time anyone says anything to/about his wife, no matter the context.

not positive. somewhere around upper eagle/honeymoon area to the east i imagine.

they seem to really hunker down in bad weather. iv'e seen them in some bad snowstorms with over 2" of snow on their backs. they always stand there looking like statues, not moving at all

i know of one horn that was found a few years ago that is a 6 point and scores right at 200". weighs a little over 20lbs

i saw the set off that bull from last year. you would think when one side that heavy fell off the other one would have to be really close. give'r H#ll Willy.

it sounds like you might be developing a case of target panic, even though that usually only happens to veteran archers. if you shoot consistently low and left now, maybe something got bumped on your bow. have you tried adjusting your sight?

that's a really tough hunt. in the event of taking a cow, you have to get it out of there quick! i believe the hunt is in august and temps are usually around 90 degrees

run and gun type here as well. i don't seem to have too much difficulty getting within range of bulls. just haul @$$ and keep listening for their bugles. get withintheir "bubble", hunker down and let them make a mistake. i'll call to locate on quiet days, other than that, i only call when i stop the bull

It would cost a lot of dignity and self respect. haha