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Way better than anything you can buy in the store.

Right On Harley. Glad it all came together.

I went Thursday about 11:00. Wasn't bad. Lot's of sales people asking if I needed help or wanted to see anything. I imagine there will be less of them in six months. At 250K Sq' it's 50% larger than Bass Pro. At least it's well lit. Prices were about list. The "New" will wear off in about three months.

Got a link to back up that rant?

Story?

Good luck to your Clan.

Beautiful Bear. Congratulations.

2X3 possibly 3 1/2 - 4 years old. It will put on some weight but I don't see that rack getting more points.

I can have a satisfying hunt without killing something. I have passed on deer and elk in hopes of killing one with a bigger rack.

Try putting an ad over here. https://www.savageshooters.com/forumdisplay.php?243-SP-Classifieds

Sexy.

Well some people walk right by nature and never see things like a wasp running around on the ground sniffing out a spider or see a Falcon jumping from branch trying to catch a Red Squirrel that is having a conniption fit.

Awesome. I have a love hate relationship with the Kaibab (cold).

Eli I agree. That's all part of preparation and enduring the days and hours of the hunt. I do probably 80% of my hunts solo. I go where I want to go and follow my hunches and only have myself to get me out of situations. I hunt because I like the stalk and the kill. The meat is a bonus but I hunt to pull the trigger and see stuff die and get the meat. Every step I take I see something I have never seen before and will never see again.

https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/spiller-burr-revolver.92256/

One Stop Shopping.

Tim, Do you know a smith you would trust to fix the timing?

To me, having a successful hunt is the result of killing the target species. After all it is a hunt. Should I not kill then I was unsuccessful. Just like a car race. You either won or you lost. Don't confuse Successful with Eventful.

Great little case trimmer.

With 243's. LOL

The AZ Elk hunt was excellent, very well produced.

Pretty sweet deal.

Python is probably worth way north of $5K.

I've hunted fall turkeys and heard bugles. No problem chasing bugles. Be advised that once you are with in 75 yards you will encounter cows and calves. The bull and the herd usually is not on high alert. Take your time to inch in closer. Usually in early morning at sunrise or before there isn't much wind and the bull will be preoccupied, cows not so much but it is the best time of day to stalk them.