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Saw the video of the review. Rifle does shoot....but it better for that much $$$$! I was surprised at the velocity of the round tested, quite a bit less than 3000 fps. I get over 3,000 on my handloads for both my 25-06 & .300 Wby (and less than moa). Sure like to know the various amounts of drop...

I have spent a lot of time in 73 & 74 for the last 30 years. You are going to find it much harder to find the deer .

What type of bird hunting is available?

I have a reloading book out in the shop published by Speer back in the late 50's/early 60's, that has lots of weird wildcats in it. Most were not successful. P.O. Ackley was one who published his wildcats (He called them "Ackley Improved") in 2 books...I have them both. Lots of interesting...

Back in the 50's &60's, lots of guys experimented with these types of wildcats. I do remember a 22-06. The main limiting factor back then was powder.

Been wearing their T shirts for years.....good stuff.

I built on in 1962, it was called a .25 Nieder back then.

Down here in the San Juan NF, the FS is posting the ones that are closed. The 2 tracks that were used by full sized 4wd's are usually bermed or have large rocks across the entrance to keep you out. The ones used by sxs & quads are posted with their standard "fence post" type signs.

My Rhino

Probably my M77 (tang safety) Ruger in 25-06, bought new in 1968. I have shot over 150 deer and antelope with it and never a problem. After literally 1000's of rounds, it still shoots sub moa with my reloads. My first rifle, a sporterized 1903 Springfield, is up there too. Hard to pick one over...

Very nice Dave. Good job.

Pretty bad deal. I really don't understand the reason behind something like this. Penalties aren't strong enough for any poaching.....period!

Very nice!

Like Slugz, it depends on the unit. One year I drew a unit that I know has a really great population of elk. It is close to my homeplace and I scouted it all summer. I hiked many miles and saw lots of elk. I knew where I wanted to camp and left 3 days prior to the opener to get setup. When I got...

Welcome...great pictures!

I just received an email from the Arizona Antelope Foundation about their first work day on April 4. It is in Unit 18/A Seligman. It is fence removal and they are looking for volunteers. Check out their website for details if you are interested. [email protected]

Something to think about: Before you start popping the bubbles in the bubblewrap, remember the air inside is from China! Wow ....never thought about that for sure...LOL!

self insurance...LOL

I really havn't looked at mine in depth, BUT I definitely qualify for this!

Rec'd the new 2020 Big Game Reg booklet in today's mail.