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I understand presentation, and I agree. I hate to see pics of nasty head shots, bloody animals not cleaned up, guts hanging out, etc. Shows a lack of respect for the animal. I don't see anything like that in this one, but that's just me. They weren't over the legal limit, and there's nothing...

Congrats! Looks like a lot of fun to me. I wonder what's "worse".... Killing 15/day one day, or killing 2/day every day for a week? ;)

Eastman's MRS is a great place to start..... https://www.eastmans.com/members-research-section

Cool bull! Congrats!

The last few years in my training, I've stopped jogging, running, and jumping (box jumps, jump rope, etc). I'm 53. Those high impact exercises are hard on my knees. They're great for the leg muscles and the lungs, but just hard on the joints. In place of running, I use an AirDyne bike. I...

"If the full moon rises early in the morning and sets early in the night, then it won’t matter; it’s going to be a dark night anyway. Moon phases are not caused by the shadow of the Earth falling on the moon. Instead, the moon orbits the Earth and is illuminated directly by the sun and how...

Congrats, Kaden (and Dad)! That's a cool buck!

Thanks. Fog over the Jemez valley at sunrise with a few hundred bull elk scattered everywhere made for an awesome photo opportunity. It was amazing.

Congrats to your wife! And my condolences to you. That really stinks.

One more from the old 35mm film days at the former Baca Ranch (now Valles Caldera National Preserve)....

Here's my entries, sized the same as the banner above. First two from last week's hunt. Third from RMNP a few years ago.

Leaving the strap open on the Primos sticks solves the issue of having to fumble with it when a shot opportunity presents itself. I find that it's unnecessary to use the strap while hiking, or at any other time, in the field. It's helpful for when you're storing them or transporting them...

I use the tripod as a walking stick. It might get cumbersome or uncomfortable in your hand if you carried it for 10 miles up and down mountains, but it works just fine for most of my needs. When I'm rifle hunting, I carry it with me all the time. I extend the legs all the way out and release...

I hunted with a guide last week in southern Colorado for my first archery elk hunt. Was able to put an arrow in a nice 6x6 on the 3rd evening. I learned a lot. Can't wait to do it again.

LOADS of axis in mine with a little elk at the processor right now. Got more axis that need to be killed before the end of the year too. Not hurting for good groceries around here lately. It's a blessing.

I would switch if I were in your shoes. I've shot left-handed compounds before as well, and it was just as easy as shooting my right-handed bow. I'd rather have a 70# bow for elk.

I'll be bowhunting elk and bear in Colorado in September. Deer (whitetail and axis) and hogs in Texas as well.

Happy Independence Day! Never forget what it means!

Dang! That sounds like a stretch of river that me and my fishing kayak would avoid like the plague! I get along fine with straight shaft paddles, but I've often wondered if I'd like a bent shaft or not. I like a good carbon fiber (light weight and stiff) paddle. It's worth the extra money to...

I decided to sell this scope. I lost my mule deer lease that I bought it for, and I'm just not using it. It's been mounted and shot enough to get it sighted in and to kill one axis doe. Other than that, it's just been sitting in the safe. I haven't taken it off the rifle yet. I'd imagine...