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I shot a 4x5 raghorn once that woulda been a 375 on a wet year. The wet year would need to be about 6-7 years later as well.

If you kill one and wanna hop to the south side for muzzy my brother and I will be down there with plenty of beer if we don’t have to backpack in.

My brother got a 22S September muzzy tag. He’s pretty stoked. Any pointers would be welcome!! I’ve spent some time in there years ago chasing deer and javelina but never looking for elk

I might be interested in this same trade as well. Mine have been hunted with. Have the outdoorsman stud on them. It would take some cash of course on the 12’s end to make it work.

I’d move to Blue!

Isn’t it their option to close it anytime regardless?

I can’t imagine owning a 5-10k acre ranch my whole life and getting to elk hunt on it once or twice in my life. “Transferable” is where it gets dicey. I think ranch only, non transferable tags are a good thing, when you make em transferable is where money comes in and issues arise.

Wow. That’s a new level of work these scammers are putting into this 😳 I could easily see why Nuter would be frustrated. All that being said, I’d send money for one of these guns to a long standing CWT member if I were in the market for any of them. Just gotta watch out for a different angle from the scammers!

Any idea if that’s a factory vented rib or a sims add on?

If the fact that their digiscoping adapters suck wasn’t enough to stop buying them, this should! I actually can’t believe they’re still in business?

Glad to hear you’re doing better!! I think we all take our health for granted way too much. That buck is unreal!

I’ve run the 12x50 el’s and the 12x42 NL’s side by side and the color rendition of the NL’s is much much better. That being said, I’ve run 15’s and 14’s side by side and I prefer the 15’s for sure. I’ll actually be putting my 14’s up for sale as soon as I get back from MX.

I can’t see the 12x42 RF being good for much personally. I have had all of the big 3’s RF binos and can’t glass with them on a tripod for more than an hour or so without eye fatigue. In my mind RF binos aren’t as much for finding game as they are just hand glassing and getting set up for a shot, so I personally have 8x42’s and wouldn’t want them any higher powered. A non NL pure 12x with a 42mm objective is gonna have really small field of view and poor low light capability. I’m honestly surprised anyone would be buying these, but diffeeent strokes for different folks

Gotcha. I didn’t know you could get leicas for $1500. Must be old stock geovids or something? That’s a no brainer over the sig or vortex.

Go swaro if you go that high in price.

Mark my words, it will take 50-60 points to draw most of the premium, once in a lifetime type tags (sheep, az lope, early rifle elk etc) in the west before it plateaus. Guys will have to start in their teens and outlive everyone else. That’s the only way for these systems to work.

I must be missing a whole level of use on these that I don’t understand. Mine are the Baofeng brand but look the same and same model number and I just turned them on and set a channel and they work really well.

Why do you have to program them? I just turned mine on and set the channels and locked em and haven’t messed with them since?

I haven’t even looked at his prices but I know they are selling a lot of it as they just bought a new warehouse and a new ranch and herd. I wouldn’t pay that but am glad it’s working out for him and his family. They are a ranch family that started with next to nothing except hard work and a plan.

My cousin owns this company in SD. Better yet, drive up there and shoot one, probably be cheaper that way! https://dakotapurebison.com/

Man that’s tempting. Can’t believe it’s 28” barrels in a pigeon grade? If it was 30’s I’d need it

I’m not gonna lie, the color on those horns made me tent up a bit.

I burned a bunch of points and drew the first season. I’m trying to put together a plan for my wife and I to come down in late April for a few days. I’m sure we can find some turkeys so I’m not too worried about that, but was more interested in ideas on access and places to stay. Was thinking of staying in Sonoita at a VRBO or something so we could do some winery stuff and make more out of it then just blasting a turkey. Curious if the access in on the east side is decent? Looks like Gardner Canyon road goes in and is a public maintained road? I’m gonna assume there’s probably turkeys in most of those drainages. I haven’t spent any time in 34a though. Seem like a reasonable plan or would we be better staying on south end of Tucson and driving down and hunting Madera Canyon? My wife is tough and can backpack etc, but for turkeys, I figured staying in a nice hotel or VRBO and eating some nice dinners would make it fun for her. The weather and food sucks in ND so when we get away we try to maximize both. Thanks in advance for any of your 2 cents.

I’ve been shooting vitahvouri for a few years now pretty much exclusively. The decoppering agents they put in there must work as I feel like I get way less fouling with it. Seems to be right in there with others in my Sherman’s as far as velocity with the exception of RL 26 which is impossible to find so as far as I’m concerned doesn’t exist. I have had really good luck finding Vihtavouri powders at scheels so that’s the main reason I’ve moved over to it and have good supplies of 560,565,568 and 570 and use all of them. ES’s seem really well and temp stability seems pretty good in all of them.

I’m down in the valley right now visiting my sister. Anything from December to march makes me question my sanity for living in ND. That being said, anything from May to October made me question my sanity when I lived down here. Someday I’m gonna get smart enough to follow the ducks.