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The dead one could be his younger brother. The left forks almost match from what I see

Sorry it is cartridge. Once I establish a cartridge I want I'll probably look really hard into a rifle.

Well done

Don't give up!! I'm going to keep up on this thread. I better see pictures in a few days with those no good yote in them. Happy hunting.

I've read it. I actually know one of the Boy Scouts that saw the man Jump off Havause Falls ( swan dive) came up and staggered around. The scouts pulled him out and then he died. He said they just pulled him to a shaded area and went to bed that night. Somebody had to hike out to get authority's.

I have hunted gamble quail all my life and I can't remember that I ever found or shot at quail in nice small rolling hills. When I do go that route they are never there. I always find them near or on the side of big hills or rugged terrain. Even this morning I got the chance to go out a few hours to a new location. I first went in the easy walking areas and then about face towards the more rugged terrain and sure enough there they are. Has any one notice the same pattern? Or is is just my luck?

Kingmen is to far for me you guys are lucky!

I know these are all good areas. I usually go south of Florence in 37b. I guess I just want more of that open plains grass land experience!! Country looks awesome but the end result is getting a dog on the ground.

I was thinking about hunting off the I-17 in 21 through Agru Fria, Bloodly Basin rd, and Dugas. The country out there looks awesome, but I don't want to drive an 1-1/2 hour drive this Christmas Eve morning for a dead area. If the place is like any other place I won't bother with it I can drive 30 mins to a few places that usually will produce a yote. Is the place decent? It looks awesome out there! Or is this a all day hunt area?

36 b with my Javii and deer tag

Wow that's a far shot! Lance what did you shoot with?

With this rate he will be bored with hunting in a few years and will be asking to go to Africa, Alaska, and New Zealand just to get the thrills

I second flatlander

I don't know!!! Just flip a coin it will look good either way

There is such a demand for ammo. I don't know why they don't make brass or factory rounds even if they stopped making the gun.

If you know your stuff and like to build then do it. But if you are buying one to shoot and you want a good one without problems buy the ARs that are a 1000 and up. Don't settle for anything less. I bought the Colt 6940 and love it. My brother always bought the 600-700 dollar ARs and always regretted it. If your willing to pay 700 dollars just wait and save a little longer and buy or build with better products.

Awesome stick

Big brown yeah I saw them. They are there. I was thinking about shooting one of those when we couldn't find those pigs at first. With a rifle no problem. Depending where they are at, if they are in the rocks it's real rugged. But they like to hang out in more of the flat pinons. So a bow would be fun. If you go on google earth follow the 93 till you hit the 40 . Head east until you find fort rock road. The big gap In between the freeway west of Fort Rock rd is his property and south of the 40. His house and the hunters cabin is north of this property. The kids should love it. Have fun. If you go up there tell him I'm the one with 700 lb russian. He kept telling me he wanted to put those pictures on his web site. He took plenty of pics but never once put my ugly mug on his site. Ha ha that was kind of a let down

This sounds awesome. Cant wait to see the results. From what I've read from Lance in the past and some of the stuff he has helped me out on, this round is the best way to describe him. Knows his stuff, and doesn't follow the crowd, and wants to be unique from the rest of the shooters. Enjoy, show pics of the gun ASAP

BIg Brown overall I thought it was fine. At first I thought would be a grand slam one evening and I would be out of there. We hunted hard the first evening, and the next morning we hunted hard and we didn't see anything. I was looking for a smaller 300 lb Russian pig to shoot because they were cheaper, but the only guy that presented its self was this almost 700lber Russian. I told myself oh well, I hunted hard and it will look cool in the pictures. 100 yard shot I think my scope was off because I shot real low and wounded it. We looked for a couple of hours and couldn't find it. The owner said he has never lost an animal. While looking for this pig wounded, of course the we glass up and come across like 5 other Russian pigs go figure right!!!! Well I went home empty handed all bummed out. The next morning while at church he calls me up and said it was alive and bedded down. So I drove up there right away and he got me onto it about 40 yards shot right into the vitals, layed over and got back up and did a short charge at us, the guide yelling at me Shoot Again, Shoot Again. Popped another one into it, turned side ways and he said Shoot Again! So I shot the 3rd time and went down and started kicking. Well it already charged once (charge that didn't seem like I was in danger though) so I shot one more into it. We discovered my very first shot was right on the belly fat and knocked off some fat and that was it. So it was a fun hunt and a fun story to tell. Its one of those hunts you do on the off season and don't entirely feel like its a free range hunt because its not. But awesome for those 1-1/2 day hunts and great for the kids to hunt and bag something. I would do it again and I might do it this late spring, but this time with a bow. The meat is pretty good! I would like to take one of those rams with a bow just to say I did!

I got is guy on that ranch 2 summers ago just to say I did. It took 4 rounds of .270 to bring it down

The gift is Christ! But out of respect for other Religions if any one said Happy Hanukkah to Me I would gladly say it back to them! Or any other belief they had.

My brother and I both have a tikka .270 and I have the limb saver on mine. After a morning of shooting long range I wanted to shoot his round and check out his scope. He didn't have the limbsaver and there was a big difference.

Yes it was Kevin. On his website there are pictures of a guy with the cousewhitetail.com sticker on his truck. Would that be you??

It's been 10 years since my old man has hunted game bird ( usually quail). So I took him to this preserve pheasant outfitter and shot some birds! It was fun I never used dogs before only use to walking around for quail. It was easy walking for my dad. It was fun to see him get excited to go on this hunt. He called me 3 times talking about his ammo he bought, the vest he ordered, when he got his new vest. He was acting like a little kid. It was fun to see that side again.