youngbuck

700rc2 is definately the way to go. If i had deeper pockets i would have the outdoorsmans pan head. I have 2 700rc2s. They are easy to use, light weight, fairly inexpensive, and last a long time.

Clay is top notch. Your stuff is done when he says it will be, no excuses. His work is top notch. I had him do my dec at from 08 and is my favorite mount. He does wt ears different than anyone else and makes the deer look real sharp.

this is a pic of a bull last year, I figured he hit is sword on somethin and stunted its growth or a body injury. Now this year hes goofier, any ideas what caused this? I thought maybe a left body injury last year caused his right but now they kinda match. He would be a heck of a bull w/ 4's

Red jeep with one in the front window. I seent it!

Great buck! Even coues junkies like a big ol flop ear. I hope he's 40 yards from you with a bow instead of a camera next time.

If those dates are right, he will make 90 easily I think. His mains got a bit to go, i don't see his brows getting much longer but he would definately be arrow worthy in my book as is. He's got 3 weeks of growth since the pics were taken.

I learned how to load on a 223 wssm, you will be fine. I learned a lot really quickly on that little roumd. The 140 AB is a great bullet for a 270wsm

Im not a fan of the 770. You'd be better off buyin a used rifle, sps, savage, or something else.

Good to hear, I know Kenton makes turrets for the Viper series too. That would make a pretty good, low priced, long range rig.

Hows that vortex stack up against the zeiss on his .264?

Whe I used to fish a lot more this is exactly how I did it. Always Power pro or Mean Green for braid and only P-line flouroclear for mono, unless I was night fishing, then I used p-line premium. (reactst for black light)

Guess it was better than sayin i had a thing for billies. My all time dream hunts are topped with rocky mountain goats and ibex.

Expansion foam works well to stiffen up the stock and get rid of the hollow noise. I did it on my rifle. Just take off the butt pad and clean he inside well with rubbing alcahol or something. Just don't use too much.

I like butter, lemon, garlic, and onion all wrapped in foil. I don't really care for trout, but that's the only way i eat it.

For short rifles i like smaller calibers, for 30 cal i like hot rods and longer tubes. I think it would be great for shooin pigs in texas off a porch. Im sure i would have to buy one though if it was a good prfor. What are you going to use it for? Im sure they are shooters.

I try to avoid applying for the southern most units but always go down to help for at least one hunt a year, usually leftover tags. We go in a big group and haven't had any trouble yet. It also helps morale knowing 3-4 guys who can shoot real well and real far are all together. I suppose its a roll of a dice everytime you go. I would hate to go by myself, and havent in the past 5 years or so.

Dad bought it new. Runs great, 4wd is perfect. Super comfy and easy to ride. Always reliable, finds WTs really good too. 3300 OBO

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I would also look into the sako A7. Havent read too much about them but they look good on paper. I have been, and always will be a remington fan. Nothing wrong with a savage either.

What kind of elevation do you hunt at for rams? I read the 5300 and figured it would be higher, but i don't know much about hunting in AK. I know i would rather hunt at 5k than 8k+. I are noticed a lack of breath in he high stuff since i moved back from Flag.

Remington's r3 recoil pad is a SVL. Savage make a great rifle for the money. I've always prefered 700s.Im more familar with them. I would not hesitate to use a savage, or use one to start a build. I have a bolt action 17 hmr made by savage, it will put all 5 in a dime at 50 and maybe a nickel at 100 if the wind cooperates.

Always have had a thing for goats, one of these days. Nice pics.

You lose when you stop trying, the deer wins. Spot and stalk archery coues is no small task. You will mess up a lot of stalks, well not necessarily mess up, but the deer will win. It takes a lot of perseverance to sneak in and arrow a coues buck. Dont stop trying, it will eventually all come together. Spot and stalk archery coues is on my list, and still on the list of many skilled hunters I know.

I think you will be fine exactly like that out to 400. If you want to step out further or lessen the effects of wind I would definately step up to a 180gr bullet, maybe a 165, but I like 180s, and some like 210s. If you decide to start reaching out a little further, you might want to look at some balistic tables to see where the bullet would be if you moved your sight in distance to 300. It may not change 100 very much, but definatley help when you are reaching out there at 400+ with the duplex reticle.