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I usually am fine with rain jacket hood up and hit brim. Generally try to glass from the shade, so that means under cover of a tree or rock outcropping, so not much weather seems to affect glassing

ATX angled guy here. You can look any direction at any angle with angled. Rotate the axis or tripod is any way. Neck fatigue is natural instead of straining upward. Straight is for the truck. Angled is for hunting. Only negative is acquiring target quickly but with practice it’s easy to learn!

Rage Trypans have worked well for me. I throw them on my 550gr FMJ's, and I've never not got a full pass thru on a muley, elk, or whitetail. But no matter the route, there isn't a wrong one. Practice to make the perfect shot and doesn't matter what you use, just be confident and accurate with...

Pm me I can steer you in the right direction

3 / 3 here

Sorta related, ticks nearly killed me. I contracted alpha gal 5 years ago when living in KS. Nearly killed me a few times not knowing what the culprit was. Worst part, I never went into the woods without permethrin. Somehow they still found a way

For those number punchers.. elk deer antelope etc stats posted on DOW site for 2020

Two elk tags here, my wife drew a great bull tag

Yeah numbers are down for sure. But that's when the big big bucks come around with less competition

dont buy the diamondback

yeah we'll put in our time for sure. buddy has hunted the area for 25 years.

Congrats i'll be tagging along with a buddy on this same hunt

27 here and am a supervisor for a bipoharmaceutical company

i know results were posted thurs evening but back to KS again for me this fall

Glassing is generally 80-90% for me. For example, we glassed a bull for 4 full days within 4-800 yards and no play. He moved around as far as a mile between days. Sometimes we glassed for 8 hours before turning him up again. It all paid off on the evening of the fifth straight day glassing one...

Thanks brother (y)

If people are mounting those elk that is the top tier for the area. OTC isn't known for age class

That's what was historically shot in the rifle but want to bump it up from 150gr

No luck here, buddy drew a good tag