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Larry what's the barrel length on the 300 wby? If it's 26" shoot me a PM or text on price, I might have someone interested.

Congratulations on a very pretty buck! Way to go as far as finding him during the elk season and being able to not only relocate him but take him!

Very nicely done, Congratulations to you all and Casey nailed it on his comments. Great work everybody!

Nice work Josh! Funky buck, makes for good conversation.

Happy birthday Doug! May you have a great day and even better year!

Looks like you got the new toy figured out already. Nice pics!

Very nice! Great start of 2014! Congratulations to you and your hunters on a couple of great bucks.

After not getting anything in the general draw my cousin John and I decided to pick up some left overs for a unit that we know pretty well. With the scouting we had done and the bucks we were getting on trail camera we had some high hopes of tagging a couple of bruisers. After the first couple of hunts though we quickly noticed our bigger bucks had turned nocturnal and the sightings were becoming few and far between. Oh well that's part of hunting and the challenge we love so much. We headed down on Thanksgiving day to be greeted with snow and cold temperatures which was a pleasant change from our earlier trips. My father, uncle, and other cousin were going to join us in camp for part of the hunt and it was great spending time around the fire with everyone. After a short night sleep John and I were set up on our glassing point awaiting daylight. It wasn't long into the morning glassing session and we had spotted several does and what appeared to be a pretty nice buck. After a quick discussion it was decided that John would cut the distance in half to try and get a better look at the now bedded buck. John was able to get to 447yds when the buck got up and started heading over the top to the shady side of the ridge. It wasn't long before I saw the impact through my spotter and then heard the report of John's 300 RUM. Opening day and one down. John shot the buck at 8:58 and we got back to the rzr at 3:20 in the afternoon. It was a long first day. Over the next four days we looked over some nice bucks and beautiful country and even some bears out roaming around but I just wasn't seeing anything that I wanted to shoot. After finally spotting a great buck and spending the day waiting for him to reappear I happened to get enough service to pull up the weather forecast and saw that the wind was fixing to scream and the snow level was going to drop well below our elevation. The next morning I told everyone that the next good buck I saw in a decent spot to pack out was going to be in trouble. As luck would have it right out of the gate John and I spotted a nice buck headed up the opposite ridge as we were climbing up to our glassing knob. John hurried to the knob to keep an eye on him as I hurried up to the closest spot I thought I could shoot from. Before I could get there and get set up John let me know the buck was just about to drop into the next canyon. I dropped my pack and quickly ranged the buck at 458 yards. I hit the buck a little too far back but it gave me some time to get set up and allow John to come to my location to spot for me. As soon as the buck stood up I was able to anchor him for good. Even though this isn't the buck I set out to get I am still really happy with him and had an absolute blast hunting with John and my family. Times like these spent in the great outdoors have a way of bringing me back to what it is really about.

Nice job on a big ole sow! Congrats.

Congratulations on your first! Way to stick with it.

Congratulations on a your buck! I'm sure there are more than a few other bucks in the area thankful he's not around to mix it up with anymore.

Sweet! Congratulations on a great buck! Super footage with unbelievable kill shots! I don't know how but you keep topping your previous videos! Already looking forward to your next adventure.

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Congratulations to you and your wife! Very cool to hear and I can't wait for the proud papa pictures and stories.

It's a Remington Model 7 in 300 SAUM, Sheep Hunter stock, decelerator and brake, Vortex 6.5x24 with Kenton turrets. It's my go to rifle because it's light and I have the upmost confidence in it.

Awesome, congratulations.

Very nice, congratulations!

Great story, I really enjoyed reading it. Congratulations to you and Jason and your son. Even though you didn't tag the buck you were after you found success in being with you son, friend, and the great out doors.

That's really cool! I see some amazing videos in the future.

Congratulations on a nice buck!

Congratulations on a great buck! Awesome that your persistence and hard work paid off!

Congratulations to you both, sounds like fun times!

Hahahaha! You crack me up Ernesto! Funny thing is my wife said the same thing. Lol

As far as the wind goes I've had mine in some horrible winds without issue as long as the ground holds the stakes well and the stay ropes are used.

Super ram! Congratulations to her and all involved.