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Ya, even on the early November hunt last year it was HOT. Not last year! Remember in October we had a warm front. Everyone was in high 90s low 100s. Then 2 weeks later a cold front came in and it was mid 70s and 40s at night.

The Boss is a Toad! Good Luck

In reality it's just a preference but it seems like most people prefer Polaris! I prefer them as well very comfy for the long drives

I was going to buy a vortex scope for my 300 WinMag and I'm looking at the viper pst 6-24x50. But there is also a viper pst 6-24x50 FFP. The first one is over 700 and the second one is over 900. I can't find out what is the FFP and why does it cost more?

I will have MOA. I'm going to zero it in at 300 yards and I plan on using turrets after 350 yards. So all I need is the SFP correct. I guess I never really looked into this or new about this.

Nice job

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I'm very curious too! I was thinking of getting a tikka because I love the action on it. Order a 26" barrel and rechamber it to a 6.5 creedmoor. One I never custom made any gun ever and don't know the exact procedures what to do, second I haven't seen or read anything about somebody doing something like that with the Tikka.

I'm sure returning back to camp and going to bed together is lot more enjoyable than a loud, burley,snoring man hunting partner!

I guess I'm confused! How does it track you on a downloaded map with no service?? Then again I'm not much of a techiii

Iny Meany mining Mo! Whatever which one you pick will work great

In the next month or so hit me up. My brother wants to try out his GS pointer out. But he's to scared to put him in the desert by phx. We would come down for the day if you want. Looks like in you pic not to much cactus

Story???? Stalk, time, days, morning, evening???

The mans gotta eat!!!!

If you ever go pointers get a Visial. Look identical to a GSP but with a light chocolate pure color coat. They are also known as the homebody pointer. They are happy where ever you are at. They are ever so slightly smaller than a GSP and there ears are slightly bigger than a GSP and less crazy than a GSP. But both are beautiful dogs

This is random advertising . I can only assume this is the owner of Carls custom meat

It's like a football game. Right after the game people talk about it. Months later no one remembers the game they just remember you won that game

Congrats

That's a awesome story! Congrats

On Labor Day I'm heading to unit 1. But I had the itch and wanted to do some bow hunting in a bad way. Thought about 24b or 24a but at the last second lets try Ord. I haven't been up there archery season yet. I knew there will be bow hunters but there were lot more cars parked up there. Almost every other ridge had a tree stand. First thing in the morning we picked out a ridge aways from the road and set off. Beautiful morning until I had a hunter flagging me down. Well crap! Did an about face and turned the other way right up the mountain. By the time we got to the top we spotted a nice buck and found a nice shed. Sad part it was going strait to that hunters stand. I probably ruined his hunt. Went about 300 yards found a salt lick and salt. Looked right ahhh a camera. Went up to the camera and said sorry. 20 ft away was the stand. Told my brother ok let's head out. This place has a stand every ridge. It was still nice, and we chased a buck for a short time and spotted a few does. But if you want a secluded archery hunt, without hikers, runners, and the scouts on the top to hike to the towers don't head there. Sorry to the hunters for interrupting their stand hunts. Didn't know you were there

I don't know if I could wait all day in one spot!! To much ADD! I'll stick to spot and stalk, but one of these days I'll man up to you guys and try the all day tree stand!

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If you don't have a spot. Maybe start off around a water hole. And walk around. Or if you seen them in an area while you drove by get out and beat the bush. Always pay attention to their calls. As soon as I hear them call I'll try to pin point were they are at and just walk that direction. Usually that always works. If you don't here calls I still will come across a covey within in a mile or two of walking . This advace is only for gambles though.

Last week I just bought this 700 Remington long range 300 win mag, with a Bell and Carlson stock. I'm developing a load with 210 grain Bergers VLDs and I'm going to flute the bolt, put on a muzzle brake, and was thinking about fluting the barrel. It's a 9 pound gun and I don't mind hiking with the weight, but if it's not a big deal to flute and take a little weight off without losing accuracy then I'll do that. Should I flute? Pros and cons? Best place to machine it? And how much to flute a bolt, barrel and muzzle brake?

Actually in a third party contest Ford won the easier ride! Also easier ride with a trailer connected on a dirt road. Won the 1/4 mile up hill, and 0-60 pulling. In 2015 they changed the breaking so it stop just as fast as the chevy. When they did the 12 mile up hill in Colorado Chevy did pull away a whole truck and trailer ahead. But we don't have anything that big in Az. Ford won in most category's. Dodge did win the down hill breaking. As usual Dodge is dinoed out to handle the heavier load but chevy and ford still best it in all towing categories. For the 2016 model Ford added or is planning on another gear for the tranny so chevy won't beat them again on the hill. The ford 6.7 made by Ford is done right! My business partner got one! My old 6.0 will take a 12k pound trailer up,those hills pushing 65 and slowing down to 55 by the time I get to the top. He took the same load 75 mph from start to finish and said he could of pushed it more if he wanted to.