thegunsmith2506

i thought it was funny

https://www.kentucky.com/news/state/kentucky/article260580142.html Hunter captures rare white turkey in Kentucky. I read this yesterday.

I know a lot of people evacuating. Some said there are house on fire as they were leaving.

Just a thought. Watch for rebates offered by manufactures through the summer. A couple of years ago I wanted a Browning xbolt and found a $100 mail in rebate. I found them at Reeds for $459 on sale and free shipping. Even after the FFL I was under $400 for the gun.

Sorry for your loss. Welcome back to AZ. Parks is a great community if you ever make it back up here.

10 yards!! That's awesome. Congratulations!

When my wife had a tag in 2016 the hunt was early in Sept. I listened to every podcast I could find with Corey Jacobson. It worked very well for us. I used a flextone bugle so I could remove the tube and use it with a diaphragm call.

Nice! I haven't fished it since they re stocked it after the fish die off.

I thought it was a pretty good book.

Yesterday there were 10 elk hit just east of Williams on I40. Worst I have seen.

That can't be helping your gas mileage

Unless you are really stuck on the PRC I would look at other more available options. The 7mm mag, 300 mag, 300WSM are all very capable of what you want and much more available. The xbolt is a great gun in my opinion.

Good rain gear! I had Sitka last year in Alaska and it worked great for 7 days. The other guys had OR and that worked well too. Getting soaked can ruin a hunt fast.

OnX has a layer for land access

https://www.reedssports.com/badlands-kali-backpack-approach-camo-21-35357-639966006186 My wife has this one and loves it.

No the guide is the hunter.

I have been hunting in contacts for 25yrs. They can be irritating at times, but my buddy with glasses struggles way more. If its dusty I usually take daily wear contacts and just throw them away at night. Whenever We are in camp I just take them out and wear glasses. Transition lenses are nice but they take getting use to. If you walk into a dark room after being in the sun they take a few seconds to change.

We had 16in at my place southeast of Williams

Congrats! Open mouth would be my vote.

We have a 2006 GMC 2500 that is my wife's daily driver. She only drives about 30 miles a week. Aside from that I use the truck for hunting, hauling water, and the occasional trip to town. I also drive it to work if we get a lot of snow. Last time I bought tires the guy at Big O talked me out of mud tires saying they would be terrible on snow and ice. I went with an AT tire instead. They are ok but on the late elk hunts I would really like a more aggressive tire. Its time to buy tires again and I was wanting to get some opinions. Does anyone here have experience driving on ice and snow with mud tires? Do they wear a lot faster than AT tires on a full size truck? Tires last us several years with no more than we drive so I don't want regret my choice.

Bfgs get shredded in rocky country on bigger trucks.

Thanks for all the replies!

I've been very happy with Cooper tires. The ones have now are stt.

One was and antelope hunt that showed they didn't issue all the the tags they should have in the bonus pass. I had to go look at last years regs to be sure I had the right hunt. I don't remember what hunt it was.

I bought my old model pair for $1100