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Well said my friend.

I sympathized with Hunter mom and feel really sad about losing her son in this accident. I don't see how Colorado Parks & Wildlife can be held responsible for this ACCIDENT. I really don't see how the muzzle loading hunter murdered the bowhunter on purpose. Sorry for your loss.

Great video!

Very nice...hard work paid off.

He was not a very good shot (probably because of his eyes) and there were lots of animals that escaped that were wounded. The book I cited was from his ranching days in the Dakotas. Most of the animals taken during that period were used as food for his ranch hands. Later during the hunts with...

I think a lot depends on what the bullet hits and how much energy it expends.

He is one of my Hero's and I have an extensive collection of his books and books about him. I found an old Executive Edition of his book Hunting Trips of a Ranchman/Hunting Trips on the Prairie and the Mountains to add to my collection. I just finished reading it for the 2nd time and found a...

Congratulations. You guys do such a great job on the videos you make. Wish I could do as well.

As Jim said, they will all be crowded.

Found it. Search "Bino packs".

There was a thread, but it's been several years ago. I bought a Kangaroo that I like. I also have one of the Sitkas that I will be using to, but havn't as yet.

I mounted the Leupold 4 x 14 VXIII on the new Ruger and boresighted it. Went to the range today, even tho it was pretty windy . Only fired 8 rounds total. Started at 25 yds to verify zero then moved to 100 yds. shot 4 rounds and quit because it was really blowing. My old load for the other .300...

Congratulations on an awesome bull.

Personally I don't think there is really "one gun" suits all, Sure you can kill anything with a 30-06 with the right shot placement and I think it comes closer to my definition of one gun than anything else. If I had to pick one gun it would be it with my handloads.l I just can't see shooting...

Checked customer/business ratings and seems to be good. Legit. The one in Colorado

Military was sealed and still might be. When I was young and my Dad started reloading, he used to get a lot of surplus WWII brass. I remember he used to cuss about how hard it was to get the primers out. They were staked in and sealed. Don't know about todays stuff because I don't use it. I only...

No...never have in over 60 years reloading. I also do not and never have lived anywhere where there is high humidity. I have shot stuff I loaded many years before with no problems. I did have a problem with some .38 Special loads I shoot for Bulls Eye. They got wet and would not go bang. But it...

I watched the video and missed that. Sure looks like something is wrong with the paw or leg.

Probably too young to make it on their own.

I do pretty much the same. I use a "Trigger Stick".