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I just bought a Bowtech Carbon Overdrive. Im setting it up and I noticed that my cable is off to one side of the cable stop. Can I rotate the stop to fix this or is this an indication that something else is going on? The valley of the rubber stop looks like it's close to straight vertical. Also, Can I get a referral to a shop that is knowledgeable with bowtech and can help me get dialed in. Thanks

Hi guys, I just got a Bowtech Carbon Overdrive. Im setting it up and I noticed that my cable is off to one side of the cable stop. Can I rotate the stop to fix this or is this an indication that something else is going on? The valley of the rubber stop looks like it's close to straight vertical. Can I get a referral to a shop that is knowledgeable with bowtech and can help me get dialed in. Thanks

Just getting around to posting. Hunted the HAM hunt this year solo. Had a great time seeing pigs everyday. Swirling winds goofed a couple stalks. On day 4 passed a pig when I noticed it had a little tag-along you'll see in the vid. Patience was rewarded when I worked in on a few others and took one at 15 ft with my GP 100. Loved my quiet time in the beautiful AZ desert. PXL_20210211_195551227.mp4

Thanks Shooter. I think that's what I needed . Clarification that long action is long action and not dependent on caliber. Just starting to get into gun modification so really appreciate your insight. 👍

Hey guys, I have a Rem 700 ADL in .300RUM. Having a little trouble finding a stock for it. I really like the Magpul Hunter stocks, but from what I gather it wouldn't fit the Ultra Mag? Price range I'm looking for is the $250-280. Anybody have suggestions? Checked out stocky stocks, I think they have a thumbhole that would fit but no much else. The HC precision is not quite what I'm after. I prefer the flat grip style of the magpuls. Thanks

Lol!!!

I'm considering doing an OTC elk hunt in Utah this year. From what I've read, the North & South Slope areas are promising and beautiful to hunt. I'd like to do an any bull rifle hunt. Anybody hunted up there? What should I expect? Obviously scouting will be extremely limited if at all due the distance from PHX. I will be doing this Solo. I'm not looking for Giants, I'm looking for opportunity. I might even do the spike bull hunt , because I believe you are permitted to take a cow instead if you wish. It might be a way to bring home meat and learn about the hunts & area up there. I enjoy seeing the critters even if I don't close. As long as I see what I'm after regularly, that's a good hunt. Let me know your suggestions if you've done this before.

Thank you

Is that $110 or $80 for the length of the season or by day?

What is the price for Big Bo access??

Just joined GOA. Should have joined much sooner, maybe kept some of these jerk-offs down a bit.

Interesting. Great response. Guess I really didn't consider the " Hunter bumps a deer over hill to another Hunter" analogy and perspective.

I looked around to see if this has been discussed in the past, didn't find it. If it has been talked about, sorry for the repeat. I had a conversation with my Dad a while back about this and want to hear opinions. Most of us at one point have heard hounds sounding off in a canyon or mountain while out hunting. They sound like they're right by you, of course they could still be miles from you. They get louder and louder. I've never been on a hound hunt, but that has to be one of the most exciting hunts. Hearing those dogs & knowing in front of them is what you're after! The anticipation and excitement growing! I will go on a hound hunt at some point for sure. I also think it's a great way to be selective on animals to harvest, allowing time to determine age, and sex etc. Here's the question; you're out hunting and hounds sound off coming closer & closer. You've got your bear or lion tag in pocket. Bear or lion shows up in front of you. Do you shoot? We know bear or lion opportunities can be sparse for many. I feel like it we would be success behind somebody else's hard work in a way. My Dad pointed out that luck shows up in many ways too. Sometimes a buck walks out at the last hour of the last day of your hunt for no reason at all, or a bear or lion just happens to be run right to you. The "X” factor of hunting, being at the right place at the right time. Would you feel it could take away from the accomplishment? Has anyone had an experience or situation like this? Hound hunters please share your thoughts.

Thanks for the info DUG, really appreciate the first accounts. I will certainly post up once I pick.

I see H-E double hockey sticks is sensored. Had to chuckle at that.😊