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lol!!!! +1 Dane I guess I really stink at scoring eh! I say shoot him then score him?

Jeff your on a role!!! Great job man!

your kidding right??? It was a guess, plus as you can see I stink scoring. Considering its velvet with deductions and not seeing the width with pope and young it might be high 90's, and yes it could be more! What are you thinking Johnny? Low 90's?

I would put him in the high 90's

Went out again today and saw a bear getting packed out of the steep canyon with horses! A young lady shot the bear last night at 650 yards! Great job, looked like a good bear.

Turkey hunting is one of my favorites because you really can call these birds in and pattern them. I really think though in the fall scouting is key for a successful hunt.

Hope u guys find it! I'll pass the word around. Did you guys see any bears?

Oh Wow!!!! Way to go!!!!

The Ke-Kee works for the fall, Mainly for the hens. PM Little Creek Calls, he has done well in the fall hunts!

Hope you do well! I hear Guides fight over the water holes up there, and as you walk up to the water holes its like your on a red carpet with all the pictures going off! Have you done alot of scouting? Good Luck to you

His gun is a factory 300 Rem ultra mag with a Boyds Thumhole Stock. A muzzle break has been installed as well. I load for Chad since the gun was mine before I sold it to him. The load consist of retumbo powder, 215M primers, and the Hunting 210 VDLs. I was using the Target VDls because the Hunting VDLs were not available at the time. The Target VDL's do a great job, I have shot a few animals with them including my elk. The shot was at 550 yards.

Great job! I got the pic today earlier from your brother! Nicely done Jeff!

Nice Job!

Great job! Looks like a beast!!!

Huge congrats! Very nice bear to.

Priceless! Great pic

I wouldn't think twice! Nice buck

Thanks Lance. The biologist said they will mail out the info to Chad after the tooth and DNA sample was processed. That could take anywhere from a 4-12 months from what i heard from friends. So that being said he didn't say when we asked what he thought how old he was.

Thanks guys for all the great comments! This was truley the best hunt I have been on. I have always heard that bears smell bad and have tons of fat on them. Being August this guy was 99% pure muscle with hardly any fat on him at all, and I think my dog smelt worse than him. He really didn't smell at all, I remember that all my deer and elk that I have skinned were way worse. It was a challenge though to get him skinned, the hair was thick and we had to keep sharpening are knives every so often.

I agree with everyone here. I had this hunt a few years ago and it was tough because i aslo have never hunted it. I scouted 3 weekends before not even seeing a single whitetail, just all mule deer. That was fusterating! Then opining weekend was a ZOO as well. I ended up hiking off the main road for a bit and glassed 2 whitetail bucks, one about 70" and the other 90"+. Well I ended up seeing the 90"+ after I shot the 70" buck. ElkHunter said he was watching the hole thing come down, saying that 90" buck never stopped running. Good thing Elkhunter cant hear because he couldn't hear all my shoots at this 70" buck at 80 yards. My scope must have shifted after I fell. I owe this hunt to a member on here who helped me out!

+1 I grouped mine at 300 yards. I read somewhere that the bergers do better when sighting in 300-400 yards as well. If your shooting a remington 700, here is a load with the 210's 92 grn's of retumbo Set bullet to internal mag (double check it though making sure its not hitting the lans) Federal 215M primers Rhino 1.8' goup at 400 yrds, not bad at all!

Great Pistol! Sorry for backing out on the deal, I just couldn't pass up a 4x4 honda quad for that cheap! Free bump

Out of all my hand guns i love my Kimber 1911! shoots great

All I have to say is WOW that's a nice bull! Huge congrats to the Hunter, and to those all involved.

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