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These are the facts, rules we should all follow. Anything you do in the field that may not be up to par, makes all hunting look bad. Non- hunters love to catch you doing things wrong. Don't make the rest of us look bad too. I cherish my right to hunt and it's the little things that slowly take away our sport. Just think about it, and if you still do it, be smart and don't "brag" about it. Sorry if you don't agree. Your screen name tells a story, not a good one to me.

Road hunting is illegal

My son was almost 13 this year, got his first buck in the 33 junior hunt. Just a spike but he didn't care. He also got his first javelina with his bow in Jan. You'll have a great time out there with your son, well it will be a toss up if you or him are having more fun.

Congrats on the bucks!!

I like the 175 bergers in my 300 weatherby, shoots great. Good luck on your hunt in 36b.

She needs to shoot whatever she shoots the most accurate. My hunting partners boy is 10 and shoots a .270 with a muzzle break, the boy hates to get kicked.(but loves the 270 with the break) My son also shoots a 25-06 with a muzzle break. Muzzle breaks work great for smaller people or people who don't like to get kicked hard. Women typically fall into this catagory. Whatever you get here, put a break on it.

Elk rifles: Weatherby mkV .300 weatherby mag, weaver grand slam 6-20x, 175gr bergers loaded to 3278 fps. 6x6 elk 412 yards. Browning A-bolt .338 win mag, pentax 4-12x, 210gr nosler part. Ruger M77 MKII stainless .30-06 4-16x weaver, 165gr nosler part.