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The cost of EVERYTHING is higher in CA! Ask (vote) and ye shall recieve. 🥴

Love it!

X-Bolt gets my vote and I have had all three.

My go-to cartridges are 7mm-08 and .280 Rem. Have killed them beyond 600 yds with both. Pronghorns are not hard to kill. They can be difficult to judge their distance... so a good R.F. is a necessity IMO.

Black Gold!!! When I raised bird dogs, they did better on it than anything else. Firm poops, lots of strength and energy... and they loved it. For long, hard, multi-day hunts I always carried some bread and peanut butter or doggy energy bars. Nothing worse than seeing a pup hunt it's heart out...

Yeah, but the wilderness areas are pretty small comparatively.

Try crumbling some in an egg and cheese omelet. Delicious! I had it in a restaurant once and I smoke a few every now and then for snacking on crackers with cream cheese... and for omelets. Smoked nine last weekend myself.

Have a very Merry Christmas all... and a blessed new year.

I tried many. My hunting dogs seemed to do best on Black Gold. Firm poops, easy to clean up. Healthy dogs. Maintained proper weight and didn't require large amounts.

Buy a spare and load it, keep it in your pocket... your fear is gone!!!

I fill several tags every year, holding out for a 70+" buck every season. I have never NOT filled all my tags as I allocate 8 days. I butcher my animals as I go. This season, due to moving the wife out there and finalizing my house build, I arrived 5 days early. I had an additional 9 days to...

My limit is 700 yds... if I can lay prone and shoot off my pack. If in taller brush and using my tripod or pack sitting up, I limit to 500-550, but only if steady and comfortable.

What state were you hunting?

Does this count? I also got a new spotter.

Stunning. How lucky you are to be able to see this in your "neighborhood". Hopefully, it will get to hang around a few years and you can post more pics as it develops.

I like it! Shows enthusiasm. Makes the game exciting. These guys are pumped... over the top and that is what wins championships!

Bottom pic is an oppossum.

Wyoming muley and pronghorn.

Welcome! One more year to retirement and we will be back in WY for good! 👌

My guns get cleaned after each seasons use, after a hard multi- day hunt or any time exposed to moisture. I actually enjoy it. I went through many to find ones I really enjoy shooting that achieve the accuracy I desire and carry well. Keeping them clean and checked is as important as changing...