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I have to agree with Lance.

I've had mine in 50/65 mph winds and it took it like a champ.

Mine is a 4 man.

For back packing or if you think you may want or have to move camp due to changing conditions an SO shelter is awesome. I love my SO tipi. You might want to check Rok slides classifieds they are up for sale every now and then but sell fast.

A massive Utah buck was harvested on opening day. https://www.fieldandstream.com/hunting/utah-bowhunter-arrows-mule-deer/

I hope the young man continues to improve. Keep us posted!

Do you re-surface and machine heads?

The rabbit and a fawn or calf have a similar sequence when they are in distress, it looks like it set off the does natural instinct to protect her young. This video reminds me of a trip a friend and I made up on the rim calling for lions using a fawn in distress through an open reed call I see a very large cow elk haling tail straight for me after I finished a calling sequence and she stops about 10 yards away stomping her feet for at least 4/5 minutes looking for the calf in distress. Thanks to good camo and nerves of steel I sat frozen until she turned and left us, my buddy shoot his pants. Those girls are very protective of their young.

If its for a 308 win. I will take it. Where are you located?

***S0LD*** I have a Remington 700 SS BDL, jeweled bolt 3006 spr. set in Talley rings is a Burris 4 x 14 x 42 BDC for sale. $700 Made 1998 and its in 99% condition. It comes with 3 full boxs of Barnes 150 gr. TTSX factory ammo plus 4 rounds and a some brass. Its sighted in with the ammo that comes with it. No low ballers please and the first I take it gets it.

Still for sale!

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The talley rings are $55 out the door at az sportsmans warehouse. https://www.opticsplanet.com/burris-45-14x42mm-fullfield-ii-rifle-scope.html

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Your range finder is giving you the true range so you dont need to add anything to the app.

Are these the right ones? https://www.amazon.com/East-Lake-Axle-compatible-2005-2014/dp/B083Y4JKRB/ref=pd_vtp_1/131-2071870-1077240?pd_rd_w=OKQal&pf_rd_p=016e3697-91be-4dc2-9533-ef9350e7e73d&pf_rd_r=SZ55PGKV7HFEH3M870Q5&pd_rd_r=b44c088a-f8ae-4503-9ae9-a101dd120692&pd_rd_wg=eHgFI&pd_rd_i=B083Y4JKRB&psc=1

I haven't seen any ADG brass in stock for awhile but GA has Hornady brass in stock. https://www.gaprecision.net/ga-store/reloading-brass/hornady-6-5-mm-gap4s-brass.html

I bought mine at Cabelas a long time ago for $189 the cheapest place to get one today is off amazon. but they are not available at the moment. https://www.amazon.com/Camp-Chef-Alpine-Heavy-Cylinder/dp/B002G55XXQ

My first rifle I bought was a used M 700 280 Rem. for $250 I then harvested a heaping truck load of deer with it.

If you are set on using a pistol I would use 180 gr. hard cast LFN-GC or Barnes 140 gr. XPB. Those hornady xp are to soft for me.

I have this same stove and its been used a lot for 7 to 12 days straight on multiple hunts and we cant find any fault in the stove. 5 star rating from us.

I have 45 .284 cal. 143 gr. Hammer Hunters for sale. $40 https://hammerbullets.com/product/284-cal-143g-hammer-hunter-2/

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