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Love the story and thanks for sharing!!! I have been waiting to read these. Where is cramer's story?

Great Job ehunt! Awesome Ram!!!! I can not wait until i get a sheep tag.

Having a new gun built. Do I need the caliber stamped on the barrel to go down to Mexico? Any info would be great. Thanks

I would go with SWARO 80. I have the 65 and dad has the 80, i wish i would have gotten the 80. The 65 is easier to pack but it really doesn't take up very much more room. Leica is also great glass though. I would like to have a pair of those giant binos......

Good Luck - I think that is one of the best units for NR and send me some pics of your 165+ ram when you get home....

Great story and thanks for sharing. Can't wait to hear your fall elk stories.

Rharris, You drew a great unit with some big sheep in that unit. Are you going guided or DIY?

Nothing for me but my GF drew her first big game tag, first ML hunt in 15. Hopefullly they are bugling good.....

I didn't draw anything either and should also start drawing a tag or two in the next few years hopefully.

Had the hunt a few years ago and had a blast except for when some let out the air in two of my tires . I only seen a few illegals and they were never a problem, lots of Boarder Patrol which made us feel a little better when leaving camp.

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The only reason i could think of to not put it on was if the gun was ever stolen, they would have to have someone look at it and that might help catch them. I am getting the caliber put on, don't want to take any chances on having issues going to MX. Now i just have to decide on the scope, i'm going to put on a Kenton turret on it. Reading all of the posts the past year on guns, triggers, turrets, etc...helped!!!! Thanks Red Rabbit, 270, GameHauler, TAM, to name a few for the helpful info...

Congrats on a great buck and thanks for sharing!!!!!!

Has anyone been down Cherry Creek Road or know if you are able to get across Cherry Creek right now? I did look at the website that Red Rabbit provided but not sure what the water level will be and the creek usually lowers quickly. Thanks

San Carlos Elk, Cape Buffalo, and Desert and Dall Sheep. I hope to hunt the last three before i pass away and if i win the lotto, all four.

I bought my wife (115lbs) a 7mm08 in a Win model 70 compact, put a muzzlebreak and a new recoil pad on and she has no problem shooting it. The gun is light weight and shoots 140 nosler partition, ballistic tips, and accubonds great. She killed a great elk at 85 yards and it went only 30 yards plus a big antelope at 300 yards that never moved. After carrying a heavy rifle for a week last year, i started carrying her rifle and killed a coues buck at 250 yards. I think it is a great all around cartridge.

It should help antler growth for 2010 because before the storm it was not looking good.

I have been holding out for a unit in the Red Desert and hope to draw in the next few years but the draw %'s are quite low. You might want to also subscribe to Huntin Fool as that is a very helpful magazine IMO. Eastman's also have some helpful info in their magazine.

What a monster of a buck. I have got to get down to Mexico some how.

Great story and bucks Josh. Sounds like you guys had a blast!!! Thanks for sharing...

We'll take all of the rain/snow we can get. Some water holes that i hunt have always had water are dry right now, first time that i know of. Though i guess i won't be going to Pinedale this week-end.

Awesome Coues, congrats. You're probably have and will continue to get some huge offers for that deer. Again, congrats on a such a beautiful giant!!!! You might try and give Clay, Mogollon Taxidermy, a call for assistance also.

While sitting around the campfire last week-end we were discussing who we would like to have sitting around the same campfire with (local guys) to listen to their hunting experiences / stories. I thought this might be interesting to see who you all say. I said Nathan Ellison. I have never met him but I can only imagine some of the stories he could tell. Another name that came up was Randy Epperson. What about you guys?

Just reviewed the regs and it seems like all of the Elk hunts are $787. Plus some of the hunts miss even the tail end of the rut now that they have been moved back a week. That's quite a bit of money IMO for what you get but in a few years the quality should get better.

That would be a cool mount. I'd like to get one and have it mounted. Good Job