HuntHarder

really? Is it not alarming to you how many deer get killed in the first weekend in those 2 units? Amazing how, once mandatory reporting is required, we now have at least some what of an idea of how many deer truly die by archery. Now if we could only get the rest of the methods of take to be mandatory reporting.

I'm ok with higher Non-resident fees and I hunt non resident atleast a time or 2 each year. It's a luxury to be able to hunt out of state imo. It is already crazy expensive when you add in the total cost of the trip. I'd like to see the dollars used more effectively, but that's a whole different discussion.

It's your decision in life, but I wouldn't let one Pedo keep me out of a country. heck, the USA is filled with them.

Any competent gunsmith can thread a barrel. Muzzle breaks are terribly loud, but effective at reducing recoil. Have you thought of just putting a suppressor on them? Best of both worlds imo. Less recoil, slower recoil pulse and way less noise. Try Axisworks in the valley or phoenix custom rifles to get your barrel threaded. Like I said before tho, Any gunsmith can thread a barrel.

Basically a desert sheep hunt. 😜

I havnt paid much attention to SC, are these crappie farmed and just released this year? Or are they holdover from years past?

Ibex in New Mexico would be sweet! Might have to figure out how to kill a mountain goat at some point in my life.

Why would anyone want to shoot 400 yards with a 22lr? I'd imagine you are gonna need a camera on the target to even know if you hit the target?

Majority of people who shoot suppressors would disagree with you on qd vs. Direct thread. Main reason being stacking tolerances. Fwiw, I move my direct thread cans amongst a bunch if my guns, and my poi does not change.

Are you selling one?

Haven't you had a tag the last 5 years? Just admit you love hunting them.... You just need to work on the killing them part... 🤣😅

I mean, to be fair, Boredman is the only member, that sellers have had to exclude from free posts, to ensure others have a chance at things.

You can shoot 2 each year, so long as different hunt #'s.. likely a leftover tag.

Fwiw, i shoot 130 bergers out of my 20" 1-7.5". Average speed 2895 fps

I'll help you feel better and remind you my bull tag took 10 years to get...

Elk tag here as well. Had an archery bull tag last year, so figured why not put in for early rifle 1st choice.... Lets hope it hit

How does that relate to landowner tags?

Explain. I know nothing about the ranch or what scenario you are presenting.

Can this site afford to lose any more people? What is there, like maybe 30 active members? Guy hasn't been rude or a dick.

Do a little research and look up block management in Montana. Pretty cool concept, that I utilized, to hunt some areas in 2024 for Mule deer. Everything can be a give and take. The biggest reason landowners are cutting off access is because of asshole hunters and other recreators destroying their land. I would wager that any reasonable person would do the same. I can go back 20 years ago and remember helping landowners do work on their land in exchange for hunting access to waterfowl and other game. I used to burn salt cedars, pick up trash and help him post no trespassing signs. The amount of vandalism and dumping on his land was crazy.

You even lift? Medium? Must have bought it when you were trying to lean TF out.

Easy bud, it's just my opinion. I'm not out campaigning on it. Guys on here get all ate up when land gets locked up by landowners, but never go out and do anything to prevent it. Az is unique in that, lots of the larger ranches are only 50ish percent actual private and the rest is checkerboarded. I am not with that, as it is not all their land. I assume you have never hunted out of state? Montana has some really good agreements in place to keep land open, as does North Dakota and many others. Would be kind of shitty if you owned a 1000 acres and never got to shoot a deer off it because it was in a "hard to draw area". We are talking 1 tag, non-transferable and only for your specific and identified land.

100% to side step the draw.

Easy to see who owns land on here and who doesn't. If I owned a large ranch I would want a land owner tag. Non-transferable and only valid for your land. That is how some states do it and I completely agree with it. Now, if you restrict wildlife from coming and going freely, then no.

FWIW, Toyota rear leafs are kind of junk. I went thru a couple sets on mine, many years ago. Of course I drove it like a raped ape. I think my last set was a set Dunbar leafs. Rode a little stiffer, but I quit braking the helper leaf.