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Above freezing for a low today in Homer, currently 42°

I grind it, mix with beef fat and make spicy snack sticks out of it.

I have the 60v DeWalt and also have a 18v Milwaukee. Both are good tools if you don't use them heavy. If your going to use it all day I would get a stihl, but for getting camp wood you can't beat the battery tools.

I believe it was going exactly opposite. Really bright and almost made it over the horizon before it broke up

I saw one around that time last night climbing up to Jacobs Lake.

Exact same thing has happened to me.

Pretty common for the eldx. Recovered several that were just a cup and shrapnel.

I wouldn't. Media can plug the flash hole and with a primer already installed you won't be able to clear it. Could cause misfires or possibly hangfires.

They had 4 boxes on the shelf at sportsman's in Prescott about a week ago.

Dan Lee in Dewey did my full mount lion. I was very happy with the work.

Just a guess but I would try Federal Premium w/ 160 gr Nosler Partition.

Kind of an odd statement from someone who just had their undies in a wad cause someone saw thing differently than you.

Seems like whatever bipod I have on the gun I wish I had the other so I just bring both a 9-13 and a 13-27

1866 Springfield in 50-70

I've had at least a dozen model 12s and don't believe I've had one that wouldn't slam fire. Still my all time favorite shotguns.

97 winchester

Several reasons actually. One my main deer rifle is shot out and holding a little over 2 moa. The 22-250 will shoot 2" groups @ 1000 yds all day long. Also I knew I may have to hunt solo a few days and with this rifle I can watch the bullet all the way to the target. My rifle selection is still a little short of options since the Goodwin fire pretty well took everything I owned three years ago. Lastly this is the third buck in a row that's been killed dead in his tracks from beyond 600 yds with this cartridge load combo. All bullets exited and left about a 4" hole from entry to exit. So why not?

With a 9 twist I would look at the Berger 70 gr vld. Killed my buck last year with a 22-250AI and a 80 gr vld @ 733 yds. No tracking necessary.

Haven't hit all of those but Ground Hog, McPhee, and the west fork of the Dolores are all good stuff! The west fork seems to get better in mid to late July for me anyway, but the small mouth just above McPhee should be solid about now.

As long as there are no feeding issues I would only check base to ogive. It should make for better accuracy.

I bought 2 boxes of 145 eldx and found up to .9 gr difference in one box and .8 gr in the other. I've loaded thousands of 40 gr and 53 gr V-max and never had an issue

In rural Alaska the mail not being delivered is a fact of life. When the Post Master quits your Sol until they hire a new one usually only took a month or two.

I had one of those too but it had the feet and was the tub in my parents house till about 10 yrs ago. After that the old man put it on the porch and grew the hottest green chillies known to man.

It's been probably 10 years since I've been in there I tried pulling that cart out but didn't have any tools since I rode a quad from my house to get there.

I had it narrowed down to 3 spots. That's where I was thinking but wasn't sure. I know right where it is now. Last time I was there it had signs up from some prospectors club.