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That is a tough injury and one tough lady to get out of that situation!

Absolutely agree, that would be a mess.

Hey gents, I recently had some time to hunt with a couple of the guys from Fieldcraft Survival. Through social media I met Mike Glover, their owner and you have probably seen his name in the journals talking survival and he has also appeared on Eastmans' Elevated. My question to all of you is...

This is a very cook keepsake, CC! Hard to beat these type of experiences!

Next Monday starts my time getting back to the heavy weights and that circuit. I am going to modify my 13 day circuit up to 15 days, we will see though. I have to spend about 30 minutes looking it over and re-evaluating.

Congrats on a great buck!

Personally I like a little more energy for elk than the Creedmoor.

Savage has some great models that are pretty close to the budget that you are looking for.

My workout today consisted of eating a bag of gummy bears to celebrate the end of my hunting season. My dad may kill a doe yet, but that won't be that big of a deal. Back to the grind Monday morning, it's going to feel good to hit the deadlifts/squats/cleans/bench regularly again.

All good points guys.

The first vehicle I owned had this.

Just got back from about 12 days of elk hunting, most of them I wasn't actually the shooter. Not sure i lost weight but shivering a bunch of times burned a bunch of calories. I will get back to the grind Monday morning as I am still catching up on sleep.

You are in it here, the problem is that your whole group isn't about your recovery. We are what you call an enablers group.

Congrats CoDak!

If you shoot a common caliber the best option is to be well supplied way early... The Obama gun run in 08/09 taught me that lesson very early and I won't be caught without what I needed.

One of the things this video will talk about is the sum of the whole. Mule deer are hit at multiple points all the time.

I have killed quite a few animals now with my Savage 110, and the 111 before that. Both shoot lights out and I have zero complaints, truly a blue collar killing machine.

That guy just got his butt kicked, blood on the cheek and neck, might be a chance his skull plate broke too.

that is awesome!!! Congrats!!!

I will probably just rack up the cardio the next couple of days before my elk hunt. Keeping the heart rate high for extended periods helps so much at 10,500 feet.