HuntHarder

Keep hope!, 3 years ago, I got an antelope tag because of a rejected card. I was charged 5 days after I was initially charged for elk tags.

I would guess they are done hitting cards, only card rejects would be given to the next in line.

That is my experience as well. The Kenton turrets work well for your application. I start to notice a difference at 600+. I just print a chart telling me the difference and adjust my turret +/- whatever the difference is. The turret on my 300wsm is set up for 7k feet, but I was able to take a coues at 4k feet and 585 yards last year with only a slight dialing difference.

If they really are Swarovision's, someone got a steal. That is Swarobright price.

7/8 8:30 am

Poor guy is going to have a hard time hiding from all the archers here in a couple months.

I am sure you own a .22lr. Take a look at Aquila super colibri ammo. It is powderless and is only propelled by the primer. They are quieter than any 1000 fps pellet rifle so long as you shoot it out of a rifle. ( handgun, they still make a pretty good bang)

Superdown from Kuiu gets great reviews and is on sale as noted above. The Kifaru usually gets the nod for being the warmest, but it does not compress down as much as others.

Hope all is well with them. Just noticed another fire north of Lake pleasant up in the hills.

There is one on ebay for 65$ buy it now.

The 28 nosler screams 195 bergers, assuming you have a 1-8" barrel.

IMO that prostaff would be a waste. The optical quality is not very good. I carry the 13-30x50 Nikon ED and the optics are great. Just keep in mind, the Nikon ED50 and the Vortex Razor 50 are exactly that, a 50mm spotting scope. They work fantastic for backpack work, but I think their "effective" range is 1/2 mile or so.

Get a hold of Kevin Presmyk. Guy goes there every year and hammers tons of critters. I forget his name on this site.

So did the bush administration....

Glad to see the 25$ charge! When I used to sell guns, I had many,many times where I knew this guy/girl was waiting my time with the background check. Profiling works... Lots of guys get delayed, then never come back to pick their gun up. Paying for the gun before the background check would certainly end that practice. As far as illegal, I highly doubt that. I think they blew a little smoke on that one. If your AK is a Century arms import, I do not think mine came with any paperwork either. My AK is one of my favorite SHTF guns I own. Super reliable, and plenty accurate enough to end any threat.

The link Vowell posted is the only guy you should even consider. Nelson Ford is pretty much a legend when it comes to S&W revolvers.

8.73 I think, Was that in Lobos again?

A buddy of mine used the 300wsm federal trophy copper's on a buffalo a couple years back, and he had great results.

When the tags were unlimited, I would guess 70% of the hunters seem to road hunt. One year, we would watch the same group of guys drive down the road atleast 10 times. It was the road we camped on, so we would see them whenever we were in camp. They had a love seat in the back of the truck, and 2 guys sat in the back with arrows knocked. It was one of the funniest things I have seen up there. Side note, we saw some absolute dandy bucks from the road up there and one year one of those dandy bucks was remote controlled and I'm sure he filled his quota. haha

Bottom line is 80% of the tags go to non-max point holders. Keep applying and when/if it happens, it happens.

I have a few different ones, but usually use my Tarrantula brand version. I like it because it is a quick release on and off and it is easy to switch from my pack belt to my actual belt if I decide to drop my pack or use a different pack for the stock.

Thanks for the responses, PMs sent.

Just checking to see if anyone has any winchester reloading brass for 270wsm they want to part with? Thanks,

Does anyone know if Colorado and Utah have similar draw systems as we do? They have had the free tag surrender for a few years now, and If it is like you guys say it will be, I am looking for a guy to piggy back on. I searched online, but can not find any "points for sale"

I hunted it for the first time last year. We went 3 for 3 and never saw an illegal. I did see evidence they were there, but never laid eyes on them. As far as quality of deer, we killed both of the bigger bucks we saw. Lots of deer, just not very many mature bucks. I am looking forward to hunting it again this year in hopes of exploring more area. We did not even scratch the surface of checking out the areas I wanted to. There were a TON of hunters, but we managed to escape the crowds pretty easily.