HuntHarder

Gonna be a $25,000 goat after the costs of removal. Should have removed it with a 98 cent bullet. I can just see this ballooning into another "salt river horses" fiasco....

Getting rid of cameras is a step in the right direction..... ( dodges bottles from the masses)

ADL?

Problem is you used 7-up as your beverage... Change that to Coors light and you can hold the case longer.

300's the end....

Just depends on how much you want to spend. Whats your budget? I have 2 scopes, one is 25-56 x 82mm and is a tank to carry. My other is 13-30x50 and you do not even know you have it in the bag.

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TTT with price drop. to $355.00 TYD

NW Peoria 99th ave and Happy Valley

I think it depends on what you are trying to achieve. You will get varied answers on this. For me, I am not into splitting the hairs on a nats butt with my bullet, so I use standard RCBS die sets and have achieved MOA or better accuracy in every rifle I have loaded for. There is a lot of things you can do to improve your reloading and make it perfect. Grab yourself a comparator set by hornady to ensure your seating depths are uniform and regular dies will work. IF you choose to get very precise, those competition dies look pretty nice.

I use dogtra, and it has a vibrate mode instead of tone. Works well to train as azbirdhunter stated. Very rarely need to shock him any more

Subscribed... I have the ascent and 90% in sitka but have considered trying the equinox. The Ascents are very thin, and probably my favorite pant overall. When I was down south hunting in the thicker stuff, I wore my Kuiu Teton's because they are a little thicker than the sitka. They held up really well and for the money are tough to beat.

Nice Going Whitey, that is a great deer! Your buddy's deer is pretty nice too. Pretty amazing that you got it to go down like that. Like you said probably 1 and 100, if not higher. I could see if your buddy shot his deer first, and then you shot the deer running away with the rifle, but the other way around is pretty incredible.

I use the 12"-25 swivel Harris. Like others, I can not justify the cost on the Atlas.

Rambler is sold, DT3 is still available.

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Thanks for the interest, the DT3 would come with no lid as I am keeping my XTL. IT will accept any lid though. The size should be right around 3700-4000 Cubic inches. Same layout as the DT2, but does not have the sleeping bag compartment on the bottom, and the opening on top is smaller. I have the DT2 that I am going to stick with for most of my hunting, but am always wanting to try something new. I think I am going to try the nomad next, but probably never get rid of my DT2. You guys that own these packs know how they are pretty addicting. haha

Great choice. MBG is a nice sight, but the Spot Hoggs are in another category above them.

Freaking Stud buck. I love the mass on that deer. Nice going

This is a great step in the right direction.

I use a traeger, and have been very happy with it.

Those are some sweet rigs. I like that manners stock on that tikka. Thanks for posting

Will you post pics cactusjack. I'd love to see that manners stock.

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