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Glad to know I'm not the first to have major issues getting the red out.

I just picked up a pound of this powder at Sportman's this weekend. According to Nosler, it was the most accurate powder for the .300 WSM in 175/180 gr. bullets. It's supposed to burn between H4350 & H4831. Most of my handloading is for .270 WSM and .300 WSM and my 2 favorite powders are IMR 4350 and H4831sc, not only for those calibers but for .270 win and 25-06. I'm just starting to work up loads for a couple 6.5x284 Norma rifles and I think this powder might be a great blend there as well. Just curious if anyone has any experience with this powder.

Thanks for the responses. I've got some loaded up, just waiting for the scope to come in.

Here's our pumpkin carvings this year...

I'm going to have to try the roasted seeds - I've never done that.

http://thesestonewalls.com/gordon-macrae/in-the-absence-of-fathers-a-story-of-elephants-and-men/

Wow, it doesn't get much better than that! Awesome job!!!

Awesome buck. Huge congrats on your hard work and those who helped. Just outstanding.

Freakin' awesome right there. Great job!

Lots of great bucks and bulls this year. No tags for me so looking forward to December archery.

What an amazing buck!!!! That guy has it all. Huge congrats on one of the coolest bucks ever.

Daang! What a stud! Huge congrats. Just flat out awesome. Thanks for sharing.

That's getting it done right there! Great job, and fantastic write up. Congrats on a stellar buck!

Got this email from G&F. PINETOP, Ariz. — The Arizona Game and Fish Department is asking for the public’s help in finding the person or persons responsible for the illegal killing of a bull elk on, or close to, Monday, Oct. 19. The bull elk was located in Game Management Unit 27 on Forest Road 37 near mile post 6 on Middle Mountain. The meat was left to waste. There was an antlerless elk hunt taking place at this time. “We need assistance from the public to help find the poacher(s) who left this animal to waste,” said Nancy Huser, law enforcement specialist for the department. “If you heard someone talking about this or you were in the area about this time, it’s possible that you have information that can help solve this case.” Anyone with information about this case can call the department’s Operation Game Thief hotline at (800) 352-0700 or visit www.azgfd.gov/thief and refer to case #15-003431. Callers may be eligible for a reward of up to $750 in this case. All calls may remain confidential upon request.

sjvcon, that's pretty much what I thought was the most likely scenario too. I absolutely love the youth hunts, but it seems so many want to drive roads with their youth hunters and take a lot of off-hand running shots from the road. I don't know what happened on this particular hunt that lead to the dead bull left to waste, but on my youngest son's first cow elk hunt we heard a lot of shots from the road and it was always multiple shots. Shooting at a running herd leads to wounded animals that sometimes the hunter didn't even know they hit. Good news is, on Josh's hunt we did a lot of stalking, getting in position and he put one shot perfectly on the lead cow in a group of bulls, cows and calves. I hope the mentors on here hunt like you do, and teach the ethics of when not to shoot.

That has to be one of the best looking straight 4x4's I've ever seen.

Holy Muley! What a stud buck!!! Strip?

Two good one I've missed recently - hesitated on a 68 FJ, now this one. Someone got a great jeep ^ for sure.

Awesome all the way around - great huntress! Go Abigail! And that 88 cruiser has me drooling.

Kudos on trying to find the owner. Class act for sure.

Happy Birthday, Gino! You're getting old, lol. Seriously, I hope you had a great birthday.

Yup

That is so awesome! Prayers sent that Jared stays cancer free.

No doubt, hunt with it the way it last shot in practice. On a side note, the guy in that video is on heck of a shot.

Spot on - all the above. The brass gets longer each time it is resized, so trimming is essential.