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There’s essentially zero chance you drew a rifle bull tag on 3rd choice. That being said, elk die just as dead with a rifle at 30 yards as they do with a bow.

Well that’s what point guard is for. You’ll double check next time!!

If you had ten points and did a 3c cow tag then you drew it guaranteed on the first round bonus pass. Hopefully you bought point guard.

What hunt did you put for 2nd choice?

This is not a good thing. If they give the whole weekend without allowing card updates it kinda shoots their whole “no attempt to contact” if a card is bad in the rear. I average about two cards frauded a year, so that’s one every 180 days. Seems like if they go 4 days without charging, with 150,000 applicants, that’s a lot of cards that can have problems with no fault at all to the owner. Not to mention the guys who spend too much on them or don’t make sure their security won’t flag a charge from AZGFD. Those guys I don’t feel bad for.

It’s 8:30 in ND and I still haven’t gotten a CC hit. I usually find out an hour before you guys.

I think a swede will out do a creedmoor by about 200fps if loaded to the same pressure. It doesn’t require a man bun to own either. Sweet gun and cool caliber.

His mom must have had 23 points?

Yeah I’m pretty sure you’re logged in or you wouldn’t be posting this. Just go to classifieds and select “new topic”

Good buy! Won’t last long!

From the looks of it the whole A-plus system has been done away with this year. Draw tags are good unit wide on public and private (if you can get permission) and private land tags are OTC a regardless of what ranch you are on. Essentially they are leaving the management of antelope on private land up to the landowners now. The tricky thing will be the public land that is land locked within the large ranches. I’m guessing their private land tags will NOT be valid on that land but it also doesn’t have access for public hunters. Similar to the way private land deer tags have been done in NM for some time.

Bump for a good deal and a cool gun. I’ve got one in a .350 and a 6.5. Ahead of their time for sure!!

I think it’s the new world record for B&C as well. I’m guessing that’s a Montana breaks ram originally

My kinda dad!! My dad got me a brand new model 70 Winchester 7mmSTW for my 12th birthday back in 1995. That was the pre rangefinder days. Hot loaded with 120gr ballistic tips I could aim right at a deer out to 450! Bump for an awesome rifle in a cool caliber!

I’m assuming this guy is looking to only buy once? You’re barking up the right tree with the .28 Nosler, but I guess the last thing I’d ever suggest to someone is to spend less then they could on a do it all rifle. The seekins or a Christensen would be good OTC rifles that will shoot as good as he would need them to for your run of the mill long range shooting and hunting. I would have him buy once and enjoy the gun. The worst thing he could do is buy one and then trade it off later for something better. That gets expensive in a hurry.

Sweet deal. I’d take it if I wasn’t in ND.

I’ve flown with frozen waterfowl a lot. Just freeze it, put it in a garbage bag, wrap in a jacket or blanket and throw it in your checked bag. A hard sided roller bag would protect it better then a soft side duffel bag. It won’t thaw for a couple days so even if your baggage gets lost for a day or so you’re good.

It’s in AZ too. It’s everywhere. Always has been. Always will be. Funny thing about when you start looking for something, you find it.

It’s a big hoax. Don’t fall for it.

An AZ muzzleloader is just as effective as a rifle for antelope. There isn’t an antelope out there you can’t get to 300 yards from if you have a day to mess with them. In my opinion it’s a better tag then rifle since you get first crack at the biggest bucks.

Your odds look like to be between 3% for the top end units to 12% for 3b (the easiest one). The only exception is you’d have like a 22% in unit 12 but I dunno the story on the antelope up there. I’ve drawn 19a early twice, once with 2 points and once with 6. So it’s possible.

Got it! Good call. A 20gauge is more then capable of it, especially if they’re decoying decent. It’s been a really tough year for snows as the long late spring last year made for a tough hatch. Essentially no juvenile birds at all. If you get a little weather or something you could still get some to decoy but expect some long shooting most likely if it’s adult birds.

This sounds cool. I’m in ND and it’s gonna be -15 this weekend but the cold makes for clear air so I’ll point mine south and see if I can see you guys!

Good luck in Missouri! You’re gonna shoot your 20 Guage for spring snows?

Sorry you are correct!! I thought it was an old polychoke! Winchester made some from the factory that had a “winlight” choke but I think that was in the model 59. Bump for a nice gun at a good price