Chris

Good find! (Also, do you have story on your avatar elk? wow)

I've tried 3 briskets now. Just can't get it right.

Careful at night.... I've had 2 bulls get within 10 yards of me, out in the open, screaming.....and I couldn't see them! That will scare the geebees out of you!

I would like to hear about rest tuning at 40 yards. Is that different than 10 to 20?

May 5th thru 8th this year! And the Cabela's Bass Pro merger finally went thru. (sorry to say)

Love the happy ending stories!

I set the time in those, but never date them.

Wow!

4b .... is the place!

A very unusual bent tip on the 4th point

I don't think this desert ram will ever be beat! What a toad.

Pass 1 & 2, it appears that 59 hunters with 15 bonus pts or less drew a tag. Is that right?

Got mine yesterday.

Now that is the smallest 6pt that I've ever seen. Probably would have been a 4 pt, but the rains may have helped.

That's good. I'm not sure if they get cheaper with them or not? Hard to beat because of shipping elsewhere!

I started with Nikon SLR about 10 years ago. I'm glad to leave that mess. PITA Just PhoneSkope with phone, and HD Mino

Spott Hogg. I have 5 pins and want to go to SDP7 for sure. I use the 5 pins at 30 to 70 yards. Now should I be shooting 80plus....probably not.

They do have the metal cans also. Just wait for them to go on sale.

Just check sheep draws and see how many peeps with few points get drawn. Yep, there is a glitch alright!

This bull might be on his way down on the rack.

http://www.scatrecreation.org/big-game-hunting/species/elk I'm seeing $4500 for the tag, for Sept. archery elk. And I believe you have to hire a San Carlos guide? Draw by lottery, at $26. 10 permits total. Their webpage needs a little work for sure. I wonder what those draw odds are! I don't see any additional trophy fees for size? Now, the White Mt. Apache elk hunt is pricey.... $20,000 http://media.wix.com/ugd/64ab56_f0d87b063a3c4bb6aebb82d1e6c129d1.pdf

What are you using for lure/bait Standman? I had a old fella show me a rig about 10 years ago at Bartlett. I laughed at it, until I used it. Very simple, bobber, and small rubber curly tail jig, 3 or 4 feet below the bobber. The trick was to 1/2 crank fast, then stop, crank then stop. That day, we stopped counting at 75. They just can't stand the stop and go.

They are not going to get an entry level tech to fix their problems.

Dear Leupold, HIRE this guy for your marketing dept.!

Yeah, he lost his license in the US