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They have come quite a ways in the forgiveness category. That said I still regret selling my Mathews Switchback several years ago. The problem was that I just wasn't shooting it.

For what it is worth...my Savage 6.5 PRC is a straight up shooter and I have no issues at all with it. The 7 PRC is another offering that I would really consider. Little more punch for the bigger animals.

I have general elk and deer in MT, put in for deer in CO and raffle tags. Will put in for NV next, but likely only for points.

You guys are lucky, you only get pictures from @BrandonM ...We all weekly if not daily updates LOL

This feels like a rerun over and over again. Colorado will be dealing with these issues for MANY years to come.

When it comes to processing at home honestly I use a fillet knife more than anything else. A few social accounts I follow that cut up a LOT of meat, big game and beef use that as their primary tool. So follow the pros I suppose.

I haven't yet, have to work on a couple of Turkey tags first. One in Montana and then one here close to home.

This will get interesting for sure.

Very cool! Congrats! Todd and I head out this week to try and get it done this weekend!

Very cool video!

They have updated their lightweight Vapor series of packs.

Happy (Late) Easter to everyone on here!

Of those you listed, based on objective 2 and 6 seem like the best option IMO.

Yes, she does a great job and has a LOT more to share.

This is going to be interesting...

Yup, what he said. It's pretty rare for them to vary much on their recommendations.

Per usual there are lots of things going on on complex issues LOL.

Trent did you post up the image you posted to social about Nevada?

Well...we know a few of them stopped moving once they crossed the border...

I know our range did one in the last few years, and they were thrilled with the outcome. However, I have no idea who did it.