GreyGhost85

Bump

These are the older style. They are HD, i think all kaibabs are, but they do have the old style diopter adjustment

Here is what gets me...they say HD all over the box and the binos themselves, but they are about 5 years old. Before the new "HD" models came out. I don't know the difference though

It's the same adapter jim white used to sell, but vortex included it with their kaibabs for a little while and it did not have a specific name. It is the exact same thing as the jim white, because i own a couple of them

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375 ruger would be a hellacious elk thumper. Just probably need to keep your shots within about 400 yards.

someone did on a different post a couple days ago

Gotta be u28

Growing up in a big butcher shop, it never ceased to amaze me what elk live through. Lots of bullets and arrows, even in the chest. A buddy of mine dang near centerpunched a huge buck a few years ago. Saw him chasing does a year later with a big scar on his side. Dug plenry of old broadheads out of elk shoulders

Neat colored little bear. Bottom buck is gonna be a bomber

Right unit, wrong landmark

Gotta be cancer or something else bad. That poor thing doesn't have much time left.

Look at the zeiss dialyte. Love the no frills design. I've compared them to the razor and i think they are better. They pack very nice, very light and are built really tough. Hard to beat for around $1500

That's what big bears look like

The buck with the big prongs looks a lot bigger than the first one. Horn length is not nearly as important as mass and prongs

kinda surprised this one is still for sale

Use hornady one shot lube. Problems solved

Generally heavy bullets expand a lot less than light bullets and cause less meat damage due to lower velocities.. A 180 out of an ultra mag traveling at 3,500 fps, compared to one out of a 30-06 traveling 2700 fps, will be much more destructive. Velocity is what causes bullets of all weights to expand and cause damage.

Not sure what "legally shoot" means? not sure what else you are looking for

First coues hunt? Something with antlers. Worry about score once you learn to hunt them

lost one of these 2 years ago on a Colorado antelope hunt. i absolutely abused it for 10 years and it always worked great. ranged consistently out to around 1500 yards. bump for a great product

game and fish takes too long on the draw= massive complaining. game and fish gets the draw done on time and faster than ever with fewer issues=massive complaining. come on people

did he say what hunts are better? fall or spring?

glad it worked out for ya. he seemed like a standup dude in the podcast. i think we will all be expecting a good hunt story out of this one