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I have piled up a few animals with Berger's, and I have found pieces of jacket seperated from lead. This does not make this a bad bullet. I plan on using the ELD X's this year in another rifle and I am sure if I do my part, the bullet will get the job done. So many "rodeo" stories usually start with a misplaced shot.

Hard to beat Rim country on their prices. Some guys charge $150.00 for Javelina. I think that is crazy for a javelina. Thanks for the heads up on Rim country.

dang! Do you have any pictures of the number 1 ram? That backup ram is awesome.

Similar to Kaibabhunter. We get up early, listen for bugles, determine their direction of travel and get considerably ahead of them. Hike in and chase bugles all morning. Usually return to camp for a quick lunch and back in the field around 12:00 - 1:00pm. I sit water, wallows are travel trails almost every afternoon. Get back to camp around 8:00 - 9:00 pm, eat a quickly prepared meal. We like pasta's with pre-cooked meat that we need to just warm up.

South Carolina has won me some money this year. Their Defense is pretty top notch and has been the key to their success.

I have the micro-basterd on a sporter barrel and it works fantastic. I really like the APA brakes. Another good option is muscle brakes.

Since when has the Commission listened to any of us? How many meetings have you attended?

Bang for the buck, Tikka is really hard to beat. What is your price range? There are some great Semi-Customs out there but they are north of $1500.00

I have had that tag 3 times. It is a great hunt with the goats in full rut. Decoying can work on that hunt. I have been successful on all 3 hunts. Lots of goats to be had in 19a with the reduction in tags over the past couple years. Good luck

Any limit on the amount of tickets sold?

Did you contact HSM and ask them if this is their norm? I would be interested to know if that is acceptable to them. Have you done a burn test to try and determine what powder you think they are using?

I think he meant 3- 70's. not 370's. dang auto-correct

White chocolate grill is pretty phenominal Scottsdale just south of the 101

Thank you everyone that helped, I appreciate it.

I am getting ready to work up a new load for my 270 WSM, and was wondering if anyone has the newest edition of Hornady's reloading data? I am looking for Data on the 145gr ELD-X. Please pm me if you can help me. Thanks

So funny that you said this, same thing happened to me and I have a hard time not wearing my energizer. The El Cheapo works great and has the red light for hiking in undetected.

Yeah do not hunt 19a, you would just be settling. There are no big goats left in 19a that aren't on private property.

I have owned 3 or 4 different ones and now am sold on the Marsupial. If you are looking fore full enclosure, this is not the case for you. It has cutouts on the side to make getting the binos out and in easier and quicker. The magnets are strong, and the lid pens the RIGHT way. I highly recommend this case.

I agree, The duovids are an awesome idea and great glass, but they are not on the same level as HD Swaro.

Plenty of public land in 4B. Easy access. I would not let access issues deter you from 4B. 21 has some great antelope hunting, but the #'s are down when compared to other units. There are always a few jumbo's that come out of 21 tho. Unit 10 is unit 10, tons of goats, lots of hunters and lots of land to hunt. If It were me, I go 21 because it is closer to my house, and I would be able to get out more if I were not able to take the whole 2 weeks off. I could run out after work and be in antelope in less than an hour from the valley.

As I mentioned above, some bad electricians use grounds as neutrals. This appears to be the case from the pictures I see. I can tell from the pictures that the wire is not romex, as the grounds have green insulation on them. This appears to be thhn wire. Having said that, I would get an electrician out there to give it a once over. Using the ground as a neutral works, but is frowned upon because it can lead to unsafe conditions. If you were to disconnect the ground wire going to the house panel ( breaker box), it could become the same potential as the circuit it is being used on (120v). This can lead to people getting shocked, metal water pipes carrying voltage, gas pipes carrying voltage, and pretty much anything that is grounded having the potential to become energized. Chances are, this will not happen, however I have seen it more times than I can count. Do yourself a favor, and either pull in a new circuit for your GFI containing a neutral, ground and hot leg or get an electrician out there to correct the wiring mess it appears you have. I am sure it is an easy fix, but grounds and neutrals are far more important than hot legs when it comes to safety.

If it is indeed 240v, make sure that the guy who originally wired this is not using the ground as a neutral. This was/is a common practice for some hack electricians. They are bonded at your service panel, but should remain separate after that.

How did this hunt go?, I have heard mixed reviews of this place.

Do not lie to everyone. 23, 9 and 1 are the ONLY units with 380" satellite bulls.