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Was a good idea back in the day. Problem is the abuse of family members who have no intention of ever hunting putting in just for points to roll them over. Kids have a lifetime to accumulate points. They either want to hunt or not. When they are young they have no clue. Daddy has mega bucks and kiddo wacks a trophy at 1200 yards with a high dollar rig to feed Daddy's ego disguised as "Hunter Recourtment". Kids need to go through the same trial and errors.

I'm in the same boat but you have me by one point.

Well it is apparent she had something to prove.

Looks like we are behinds from where the levels were 12 months ago. https://streamflow.watershedconnection.com/Dwr

Good luck Chris.

Depending on what action you have you might want to consider having LRI flute the bolt for added weight savings.

LOP?

I have the Swarvo Z5 3.5x18 with a custom turret. I bought it because of the weight. You're welcome to take a look through it. I have it on a 700 with Talley lightweight one piece rings/bases.

Might need a wood permit, "might".

You should get 5 to 7 loads before the primer prockets stretch out. Trim after the second rezinging.

Yes. Cow permits too should be reduced and the signing over permits to juniors too.

It's a repair so no permit needed. You can turn off the main, then the rest of the breakers one at a time, cut the clip on the meter, pull the meter, replace the breaker and reverse everything. $800 is about $400 too high.

Does that have the two stage trigger?

Sounds like she would ride you like a circus pony, if you're into that.

With a 1:10 I would stay in the 150 to 165 range. I know all the rage is to go heavy but for what you are planning to shoot 150 is fine. Heavier pill = more recoil / less case capacity for powder and less velocity so more bullet drop.

When you can afford it get a chronograph.

Just go on Gun Broker and look one up based on your zip code.

If you can, go out today and walk the washes and look for tracks.

Do Gray Wolves climb trees?

I saw that he went into hospice. May he RIP and his family have closure.

Other than a kid from Hawaii we had zero diversity in my high school as far as color goes of about 1400 kids.

I think if your cutting some for day use when you're camping you are ok but if you are planning on taking that much and hauling it out you need a permit

Depends on what kind of wood you are looking for. Then decide which National Forest is closest. Go to the Ranger Office and see which permit to buy.

Send me some info on the charter.

The Unquenchable Thirst.