GreyGhost85

man nice buck even tho it is a carp! its amazing how things work out sometimes in the wierdest ways.... i shot a nice coues on friday but cant seem to get my pics posted.....had to work hard to get one this weekend so i could take that sorry SOB antelope hunting this weekend

cant go wrong with a wild view....i had one of the cheap moultries and after it messed up for the fourth time it got smashed by a 33 inch BF goodrich

well i gladly filled my tag on a nice coues buck this mornin.....ill try to get some pics up

i had a funky 2x3 come in friday morning at about 8 am...he was anywhere from 5-20 yards for about ten or fifteen minutes...i couldnt make myself shoot him opening morning

theres a few deer there...gotta stay offf the roads and wear the rubber off your boots to find em' though

sat in blind from sun up to sun down today...passed on a little buck at 5 yards

ill take 3

i know i got a kick out of seein him through the 15's...sure is an awesome buck...gotta see him in person...pictures do no justice

glassed one up saturday afternoon...shot a few times, but he was a long ways off...didnt hit him...he was a big chocolate

wow! yeah, no hurry, just take your time...i have enough for a while, but not as many as i'd like

man, i have actually been lookin for brass lately with no luck, being that it is hard to find any more...shoot me a pm and maybe we can work something out.....i appreciate the offer!

i shoot a 100 grain hornady out of mine.....shoots real flat, and about 3400 fps.......great coues bullet, killed a few with this load at some pretty far ranges....350+ yards

i love to see that im not the only person left in the world that shoots a .264....i shoot 125 gr partitions however, but it truly is an oustanding, and much overlooked cartridge.

plenty big to shoot...100-105 i would say...maybe a lil better

115 5/8

hey RR i shoot 125 grain nosler partitions out of my .264 and getting some unbelievable accuracy...about 3/8 inch at a hundred yards... and thats still flyin probably 3500 fps

this spot is not mine, dont get that mixed up, i dont know where or even what unit it is...i know a guy who was explaining a similar situation and i put two and two together....for all i know this salt lick could be anywhere in the state... i dont even know if we are talking about the same place...whether i know who put this salt there or not, does not change the way i would feel about this instance, i wasnt trying to start an argument over this, just giving my two cents...

i agree 100% with you here...salt licks are man made and i believe that the person that has put in the time and effort of building/maintaining them has the right to hunt them...water holes are a different story because they are naturally occurring therefore noboady has so called "rights" to hunt them...and fourpoint, maybe i shouldnt have added the phrase "claimed territory" because you are right, there is no such thing as that on public land, but put yourself in the other man's shoes and i think you would feel the same way

i have a real good feeling that i know whos "spot" this is...anything to do with a business card inside your trail camera?? but anyways, if he made the salt lick, i would agree that it is calaimed territory

so with all the talk about ballistic coefficient lately and how it is crucial to finding you rifles true accuracy, i was wondering how to calculate it?? how do you find out what the B.C. of your bullet is?? most websites and ballistic tables i look at explain it but it never makes much sense...thanks..

thanks for the help...was able to find find my bullets B.C. on the Nosler website...now i can mess around with the ballistics calculators.....and the reason i was askning is because i am trying to get 800 yard accuracy out of my rifle....of course i plan on practincing at these ranges, but i figure i may able to save a little time and ammo, with having somewhere to start

th way i see it im already packin around a 6'4" 225 lb frame, with a 40 lb pack! man and i think casey knows how i feel about this one

a whitetail or a lion?? i must not be seein the same pic as you ...i gotta a fox or coyote

i talked a buddy of mine who is not much of a hunter at all into puting in for elk telling him that if he got drawn i'd take him....bad move... he got a unit 19A late bull tag..probably the only unit in Arizona that i am not at all familliar with... so if anyone has ANY info at all on where i might find elk shoot me a PM i'd really appreciate it... maybe even swap for some info on a different unit?? i know where 19A is and have archery deer hunted there a tiny bit but that's about it...thanks for the help....

i believe on the San Cralos Res. you can buy juniors only cow tags for around $500.....might be cheaper and easier then looking out-of-state