GreyGhost85

There was another article on here recently about darting a wolf. In the pictures, you can see the dart hanging out of it's foot with a lot of blood. With any luck, it'll cripple that one up enough that he dies as well

A lot of coues have "splotches" on their brisket and lower legs, but never seen it that predominant. Might have a little piebald gene though. Thanks for posting, always fun to see trail cam pics

I have spent a lot of time in ground blinds and a lot of money on them. They all wear out after a few seasons. Latey i have been running a cheapo guide gear 5-hub from sportsman's guide and really like it. Had all the features i like and is very easy to pop and break down. Literally takes 30 seconds. They are only like $60-$70 also.

You could have it pedestal mounted and do the whole base yourself. That's what i'm going to do on my next one.

30%+ of released trout/salmon die shortly after the catch anyways.

Tuned in

Recently bought a rifle from Levers and it was exactly as described and better. If he says they are nice, they are really nice. Very nice condition, probably close to exceptional. Yes they are. Good guy to deal with also. I bought a 218 Bee from him recently

I shoot a minox 3-15x42 on mine. It has a long eye relief, which is nice on the AR platform. Just make sure to get forward mounts like Casey recommended.

I don't think people quite grasp what this is. I have never set foot in 10, so no bias here. What is happening is just another step towards AZ issuing land owner tags, and i would guarantee that is what the "Bo" is working towards. If it happens i would guess most other private ranches will follow suit.

Bump for much better deal on a pre 64

I figured you wouldn't take well to constructive criticism. Check out gunbroker. I figured an expert like you has probably heard of it. 30-06 is probably the most common pre 64. Sure, the oddball calibers are worth much more. Best of luck with that sale. You're going to need it.

Those are desirable rifles and i'm gonna try to help you out here. You are still $800 high on your asking price. Hope you don't take it the wrong way

I have the zeiss HD and they are better than everything BUT the new HD swaros. I have had them side by side with all models of swaro 15's, leica 15's, kaibabs. Everyone agreed also. Yes the swaros are a little better, but IMHO they are not $1,000 better.

338 lapua brass is still easy to get. If you're stuck on a 30 cal cannon why not a 300 lapua?

Sly critter there for sure. Looks like he gotta outta there in the nick of time

Will it really be a 340", or a 300" that you say is 340"??

I agree. Looks like a shoe. I have a pair that leave almost the identical print

The point creep will get out of hand. People at the top of the list with BP's can essentially draw every year and return their tag if they don't find "the one" while scouting they'll turn the tag in. This will keep people that should have been in the bonus pass, out of it. Don't like the idea at all unless it is a one time deal or something.

They should be near identical to amax load charts. Perfect place to start

Good on ya for helping out. Sorry, but wish the tag would have gone to someone more deserving.

yup. ungulates do not have upper front teeth. great write up, awesome job. congrats

Shoot a good fixed broadhead and no less than 350gn total arrow weight, including the broadhead. I would shoot a heavy arrow with a lot of weight on the end to help with penetration

I have the same rifle and reload with a standard press. I have RCBS gold medal dies that allow you to feed the bullet through a slot in the side of the seating die.

it is actually quite common. i imagine it would be a huge nuisance to the deer though. i have seen it a lot of times. i may be wrong, but think it is actually bot fly larva

Well done. Hunting with a recurve is a blast