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How many preference points do you have?

I have been a fan for most of my life... went with another brand on my newest rifle. Happy so far 1 year in.

I believe in the NRA but I can't stand the constant bombardment asking for more and more.

It's great for people with little to no points. It's terrible for guys like me who would eventually draw because of my point total. The weighted bonus point system is a sham. Your odds of drawing go down exponentially yearly due to the number of new applicants that will jump in yearly.

Still researching a bear hunt if I could get details. The waterfowl combo has me intrigued. Thanks!

Right and wrong answers both ways. Personally, I would save points for a year or two.

I would either find a friend to hunt a general area or plan to sit back and wait a few more years. 12 points doesn't get you much these days imo.

It's sad but the reality is, people need to make the most of any tag they draw because it may be a decade or 2 or 3 before you get it again. Enjoy those hunts like they are your last. Interest in western hunting is increasing exponentially and money appears to not be a factor.

Decent is a matter of opinion and how many points it takes increases yearly. Am area that takes 5 points this year may take 5.5 or 6, or maybe even more next year. No way to predict how many will apply. The premium areas that most consider really good will basically be once in a lifetime...

Have a buddy that feels strongly about this... his answer is Seekins but i believe that is due to past issues with Bergara. I don't have experience with either.

My uninsulated Danners are warmer than a couple other brands I have with light insulation. I think they are just a warm boot.

I helped friends this year with 2 different moose hunts in Wyoming. I was inside of 5 yards to bulls almost every day. Nerve racking at times but what an experience. They are so easy to call in.

Nighttime thermal hog hunt combined with shark fishing in south Texas. Maybe 2k combined for a fun 3 days.

Pretty bull. Congrats! If you want to get the broken side fixed, I know a great taxidermist. He isn't fast though. 14-16 months...

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The top options shuts all exterior off on mine.

Newer means something different to everyone. My 2019, and 2021 had additional options. Pretty sure my 17 did as well at least for interior lights.

Mine has a all lights off switch position. There should be a button on the ceiling that turns off interior lights, regardless if the doors are open or shut. Mine is a newer f150.

Or you can just use the switch to turn them from auto to off. There is also a button on your ceiling that allows you to turn off inside lights when you open the door.

Any area that takes 10 points to draw will be a great hunt. Really any 6+ point area will be a solid hunt. Pick a region that interests you.