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Might not make a difference, but I've always set the rings up facing the same direction.

Actually, the draw results are early every year.

Where are you located? I managed to kick into a couple pounds a couple months ago at the Sportsmans warehouse in Tucson

To bad, greens peak is a very important area to my family and I. Hopefully they get it under control asap.

I definitely like the surrendered tag idea, and out gong to next in line.... but to charge a 'club'fee for that AND early results.... That's where out gets ridiculous for me.

I might could spare a # where are you located

Another way for the G&F to make money. Plain and simple.

Absolutely horrible idea. The turning tags in and getting points back is a great idea, but having to pay to do that???? To quote espn "come on mannnnnnnnn"

With my elk tag, I have committed to a well known (site sponsor) outfitter. Budget is TIGHT to get him paid off before the hunt, any side work I can come up with would be awesome. I'm not afraid to sweat, not afraid to work for a decent, cash wage. I'm not a handy man, but can do honey do's... Pulling/spraying weeds (I can use commercial grade weed spray), mowing/trimming lawns, shoveling horse/dog crap, moving rock, hauling stuff off etc etc. The problem would be availability as I help my wife with our son, and work nights but I am sure we could work something out. Please, just ask! Thanks in advance, Casey

They came from the hatchery.

I have a pound of unopened big game if you want to try that route

the 270 wsm is a great round but there are a few limiting factors. Depending on the action, you probably will not be able to seat out the longer higher BC bullets without seating deep and causing compressed loads and taking up powder space. Having said that, the bullets made in .277 don't really compare, in BC to the 6.5 and 7mm bullets, although the 150 LRAB is a step in the right direction. 7mm is a fantastic round, and what I chose to go with recently when I decided I wanted a little more power then my .257 offers down range. Great line up of bullets, brass is everywhere, wide range of acceptable powders etc. The 30 caliber is a great all around caliber. Power, speed, down range effectiveness, and recoil can be impressive across the .30 caliber line up of cartridges. At the end of the day, I'd look more at the specific rifle more then the cartridge. If you find a rifle that fits you and you like it and its 270, 284, 308, etc that is more important then buying the caliber you like in a gun that doesn't fit or offer what you need.

Spf= sold pending funds

I've read more then a few reports of far better then 2 moa accuracy from them.

This is brand new in the bag unused (but the bag is open). http://www.sinclairintl.com/reloading-eq...-prod34262.aspx $22 shipped. This one has 17, 20, 22, 27,30 and 33 caliber holes

Sure.

I'm on the wind wizard for $20

While I would love to hear that, my past experience had been the game wardens have not supported the tag increase, but their bosses did.

Id be worried about flight and penetration

Where is the info on this 90 & 117? Sounds like an interesting read!

50 gr nosler ballistic tip, and 25 grs tac and lay the coyotes down!

Beautiful case. Free bump for a nice piece of craftsmanship.

Can it be pushed or pulled?

Holy crap! Quadruple drop tine, how AWESOME is that!!!

I would also trade for rl 22, 25, 33, h1000, h4350 or US 869.