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So many different accounts of how this happened. I read a report that he was taken off of suicide watch the day before he "committed suicide". Like anything else of this magnitude, the truth will never be known. The fact is, this scum bag got off way to easy.

It's crazy, I usually hope asswipes like this get the death penalty some how, some way. Then this lowlife kills himself and I am pissed that he did not have to face any more shame, took the easiest way out possible.

Lol. I remember my first night drinking too.

Your cool, I wish I had your money, I would light mine on fire.

LOL

Everyone Knows A3's tapes are always loose. Such a difference in class between the 2 guide services used. At the end of the day tho, both bulls are solid. 12 more days until another bull hits the dirt?

Bojangles has it all figured out.. No more free thinking allowed. Whatever he says is clearly the best option.

Yeah, not a big cattle fan myself. The rotation in lots of places seems to be entirely too long. I think the 2 can live side by side to an extent. Cattle can, and do decimate areas pretty fast.

Northern Pintail- You really got a hard on for this guy huh?

Nitto Ridge grapplers. I have 40k on a set with atleast 10-15000 of actual good tread left. Smooth ride, low on noise and have been good offroad. 35x12.50x18" Load rating F. on a Ram 2500.

How many did you guys catch individually?

There used to be a guy that would buy them under the 500 KV power lines in unit 23. Not sure if he still does.😅

Yup. The camo is secondary to the performance of the garment. Prana zions, Eddie bauer guide pants, kuhl renegades are great non- camo bottoms. As far as camo tops go, the Sitka seem to be longer in torso length and fit much better than most of my kuiu. For an Alaska trip in late september, I chose to go with some of the higher end Sitka for the just in case moment of being caught in a storm. The technical aspect of some of their clothing is pretty awesome.

I own quite a bit of camo from all the companies. I personally like the fit and selection better with Sitka.

I wish all Coues were hybrids... It would make chasing coues over carp easier.

Old Friend looks like he is gonna be a stud! Got some great length on the fronts

Cool topic here. I am heading to Alaska this year and was planning on taking my 4" 44 mag. I am thinking a Glock 29SF or 20SF is in my near future. I have always wanted a 10mm anyway.

The creedmoor is in the AR-10 platform and is a much bigger lower. I have a PSA gen 2 AR-10 in .308 that is right at MOA with gold medal match ammo. I havnt even attempted to reload for it, but I am sure I can squeeze some more out of it. I also have a PSA AR-15 in 6.5 grendal that shoots slightly sub moa with factory ammo. Again, I am sure I can get a little more out of it when I start to reload for it. The big thing on AR's imo is the triggers. I have a Timney in the .308, triggertech in the grendal and la rue in my blackout. They are all great triggers, but I think I lean toward my triggertech. As for the reliability, I own 4 PSA uppers and honestly have never had 1 jam or misfire. I know when the first gen creedmoors came out, they were having some issues, but I think those are ironed out now

We all make mistakes in life... Just kidding, I equate the pellet grill makers to high end coolers. Yeti and traeger were the first to really do it and be able to charge a premium for their products. Now there are so many competitors that make comparable products that both companies have to step their game up to compete with all the new companies. I own a traeger and have nothing but good to say about it. I have changed out 1 hot rod in over 7 years of owning it. (I think it's been 7 maybe 8 years.) I really like some of the new advancements on pellet grills. A new one might be in my near future.

a million?

He is simply asking if any has ever shot out a .270 barrel. If you have, how many shots did it take to lose 1MOA of accuracy. I do not think he has shot his out, just trying to gauge when he might expect to start seeing signs of a shot out barrel.

That's awesome. Im going on my first caribou trip this year and then moose is next. Hopefully this Alaska caribou works out good and I can use the same transporter for moose the following year. Thanks for the info on Idaho and Montana. As you know the planning stage takes some time.

Cool looking Moose! Having not knowing much about Montana moose, is that considered above average, average or below? I honestly have no concept of what a big Montana moose looks like. Hopefully I ca get lucky and grab this tag in the next 10 years.

I am no biologists, but I would say this is overdue. The buck to doe ratio in 11m is out of hand.

Yeah man, it sucked for like the first 2 months and then I honestly forgot about them. Then you get that phone call.... It is like Christmas in the middle of the year.