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Depends where you are hunting them in my opinion. 10 foot high oak brush would be very hard. Middle of the rut chasing cows near the lakes might be easier. High mountain lake way off the trail any weapon. My son was on all fours crawling through oak brush/plum thickets to get to me this...

Tough huntin. 1 and 2 bird days seems to be the norm now. Birds are real stale and this weather pattern has winds changing daily. Hard to scout a field/feed then winds blow 180 out next day and push em somewhere else. Oh well, thankfull for the opportunity to be out seeing the sunrise each...

Vortex is a good middle ground/price point bino. Carlton, Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls or Phelps for diaphrams. Primos Hyper lip for a blow call. Magazines tough to say there. Many of mine get read once and go on the shelf. Elk 101 course or Chris Roes course would be my recommendation on...

We have been a one gun model one caliber family for many years. We shoot nothing but Nosler AB with 4350 powder. 150gr or 180gr. Rem700s 30-06. If you like when I get home I can post the recipes. Lastly, Id reccommend shooting at bonded bullet that has a 75% ish weight retention. Ive seen...

Gun is working great when I clean it.......correctly. I used to shoot a 1100 Rem (gas gun) Would never baby it and clean it every few hunts. Guessing these inertia driven guns just need to keep em cleaner.

From the pit report. Light snow last night. Set up is a cut silage field. Was roughly 800 birds in it yesterday while scouting. Will see how she goes. Gun is working great. When I clean it correctly.

Yep been following that. Had a couple friends on the team over the past 30 some odd years. After flying the Tomcat it was pretty cool getting in the Super Hornet and all the technology packed in there.

Looked great and actually that was a very tough one to do in my opionion. B2 guys dont fly formation. Nor do they have the visibility to see easily laterally. I can assume thats why he had to take lead Bone driver is a fighter guy so he is tucked up nice and neat on the right wing and looks...

Gun worked well today. Seems like the key is keeping it really clean. Tough here. We got really light sandy dirt here in NE Colorado. When the hunting is good its blowing into everything.

I have not. Id think the snows would like em. We really dont (or yet) have snow hunted seriously. Just have em mixed in the last two weeks of our season here as the reverse migrate. I like these mini mojo flags cause they are small, ground level and can put them right up next to a decoy...

Thanks BC. Just cleaned the scatter gun. Jack and his friend Drake ( with a name like like he has to be a shooter) coming into town tomorrow afternoon. Hoping to make a pile.

Roger. Was thinking the same thing and got some compressed air today.

Sure would like to hear the Paul Harvey here. Something smells funny.

While sitting at the pub still pissed from yesterdays gun fiasco I thought Id share some positive info. Reverse migration is back on. Snows are rolling in large groups in the evening, small in the am. I run BigFoots with GHG flocked motion decoys mixed in. The Divebomb silhouettes are...

Roger thanks. Im gonna do another quick test run. CLP and drop of oil here and there and try it.

Ive been reading about that. Any issues with the graphite contacting aluminum and causing issues?

Sorry took so long. Been chasing geese and fighting with my shotgun. 😃

Update Clean she runs great. It doesnt like the cold, dust and dirt of a Colorado goose pit. Will be a turkey gun only after this season.

Good on ya! High Mountain Seasonings here.