cjl2010

My uncle has it and loves it. Didn't know if anybody else had experience

I'm thinking of going with the rveal box. Any of you guys use it?

Plan on your bill almost doubling when your "coupons" expire with Directv. Also plan on calling them and threatening to leave for Dish every few months to drop your bill a few bucks.

Started the year with a buddy and his girlfriends early coues hunt. Glassed a few bucks up opening morning and sent them on a mission. They made it about 180 yds and looked in the bottom to find this buck walking the bottoms by himself. Buck bedded up and she made a 150 yard shot to fill her first deer tag Next up was my wife's mule deer hunt. She drew the tag 2 years ago with no luck filling the tag. On Sunday morning she glassed this buck 1250 yds away. Being 4 months pregnant made me nervous dragging her across the desert in the heat. We set up on him a few times and she just didn't feel comfortable. Made the never ending stock to get to 290 yds and she drilled him. Her first deer tag filled. Next up was dad and I on a November coues hunt. Spent the first 3 days glassing nothing but does and rabbits. Frustrated but we kept at it and at 245 on Monday afternoon I glassed up my first buck of the hunt. Got set up and sent a round at 450 yds across the canyon. Sun was absolutely brutal and there wasn't a shade tree around to keep the sun off the scope. Dad noticed two bucks stood up after I shot so we flipped roles and he hit the dirt behind the gun. After finally getting his buck in the scope he sent the shot and we both had our first double in the books. Would like to thank Shawn, Hannah, kyle, Scott, Justin, dad, and most of all the wife. It's been a great year and the mrs. still has a December cow tag to fill. Wish the rest of you luck with upcoming tags. Thanks Cliff

You can generally save quite a bit of money by going with 17" rims

You generally get what you pay for with tires

Have they added a zero stop yet?

I've got both the outdoorsmans pan head and pistol grip. The pan head is a thousand times smoother but the pistol grip is easier for me to use. Remember with a pan head you have to have your tripod set up level to the ground, with the pistol grip you can have the tripod crooked and use the pistol grip to square you up if you are on a hillside. I hate dickin around with a tripod trying to get level when you are on a hillside. I run the pistol grip with panning attachment so it's best of both worlds I think.

Wow, just looked at the prices. I'm sure it's worth it but dang that's a lot of money!

We fill green valley lake with processed waste water. They say you can eat them but I sure wouldn't.

How much longer do we have to wait to hear about the rifle

Hatchery

Can't believe it took this long!

Go to the website and print out the form, fill it out and send it in. You can put in a app for every hunt if you wanted to, just have to pay a $26 app fee for each app. Thanks

How do you put in? Never done anything on the res so appreciate info.

Haha too cold to BBQ

Wife got it done 5 months pregnant

What's the difference between semi custom and custom. Action?

^^^ you do have ridiculously large hands!! I cant reach the button on my dads el range with my right hand. It is pretty nice having it built into the binos though. I carry my Leica 1600 with me regardless but when glassing it's handy having him range stuff quickly

Your input would be appreciated by all of us on this forum

That's awesome!!!!

You have to post some build pics!!

My hunting partner wears these insulated mittens.. called him gay for about a year but mittens definitely keep your digits warmers than fingered gloves... obviously can't shoot with them on

My wife, Dad, and I have all killed an animal with my Harris 9-13. That is my go to bipod if I know the grass isn't going to be tall. If I know there bill be tall grass I will use my 12-25. Do yourself a favor and pay extra for the swivel model. There is a spot on the bipod to attach and sling and it carries fine like that.

I could put both of my feet in one boot