backcountry_brad

Thanks, I got some already though

Pm sent

Ok thanks

Ya they said they were out of the kind I need. I've called like 4 other places this morning that are out of stock as well

ok, I'll take it down if you guys are concerned

Just did the picture for fun

Glass hard! Pigs are much more difficult to find than deer so don't give up if you haven't seen any after a few hours of glassing

Thanks guys. Here's Jared's pic

You're welcome

$130 obo. 16" 1 in 7.5 twist 300 Whisper/ 300 AAC Blackout barrel. pm if interested

Smith&Wesson

Only 20 rounds fired through it

Find some tanks or natural springs to set your camera on and if you can't find any water set it up on a good game trail. I have heard different things on the legality of putting attractants by your camera but I use salt licks in front of my cameras and it works great.

Anyone else have a late bull tag for unit 1?

Haha that's awesome! Thanks

I have a spot with some desert muleys and I always find em within the same square mile

I have a late season bull tag and there will likely be snow where i am hunting and this will be my first time hunting in the snow. i am debating whether or not i should get water resistant pants or just bring something to sit on while glassing. any thoughts or recommendations?

I know they're nowhere near as good as most glass but for optics under $500 they are great

vortex diamondbacks are phenomenal

Thanks everyone for the input

Bad butt bull! Nice job

So are you saying all 5.56 ammo is fmj?

those sound like good ideas, thanks guys!

ok, thanks!

Some key tips i would add for advice is to never ridge-line yourself when setting up for your stand,always sit quietly for about 10 minutes before you begin calling, and always call in the direction upwind from you. To answer your other question, i usually get my pelts tanned but when i kill my first bobcat i will probably get it full body mounted or made into a rug