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I was going to go with the 6.5 PRC but settled on the 28 Nosler. Savage with the proof barrel. Extremely accurate rifle. I added the Sig Sierra BDX 52mm scope and Kilo 2500 BDX range Finder. Correction on my post. 28 Nosler not 6.5 Nosler

No Nikon for me either. I have Leupold, Vortex and now mostly Sig Sauer. I think that the bigger calibers are too much for Nikon. I did have a Nikon on a 223 AR and it was just fine.

My daughters biggest deer so far. The pack out wasn’t a real tough one but she went through a lot of highs and lows. On the way out we stopped to look at the country we were in and my step son took this photo of us.

I would call it in. When the heartbeat stops the collar will send a GPS location. I’ve never seen a mule deer that was collared before but I know in Nv they do collar them. In Ca there are a ton of bears that are collared. I’ve seen one small bear this year that had one on.

Sig 2400 is amazing

Inreach mini for me. I’ve always carried it while guiding clients and have now keep it with me on all my hunts.

I also have a few favorites. I’ll start with this one. my daughter wanted to go on this hunt with me so bad. I kept telling her no because of what it was going to take for us to get close to this buck for a shot. She didn’t care. bloody knees after a 500 yard crawl andshe still didn’t care!

Im really loving my 28 Nosler. Crazy accurate, it feels great in my hands, light weight and fun to shoot. I did add a muzzle brake also.

My fist bull from 2016 shown on the wall in my house and my 2020 bull show above. Both from Nevada.

Congratulations.

Congratulations I love pheasant hunting.

The older I get the more I realize I need to stop hunting solo so much. It’s a real pain on my whole body processing my bear this year. It’s a ton of work and I’m thankful I didn’t kill him a few miles in on some of the hikes I did. Oh and don’t forget my kill kit in my archery pack next time...