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Glad to have you guys and glad you are back. Anytime you are in the area, love to see you guys again.. Good hunting!

I'd love to have that problem!

Winchester and I are hunting here in Colorado together during 4th season. It's going to be cold, but believe me , we both will be hot on the trail of a couple of good bucks. We also have an elk tags, so we could get lucky there too.

20 years ago today I was sitting in my recliner drinking my morning coffee and watching Good Morning America. I watched it all happen. My hunting buddy and I were leaving the next morning for an Antelope hunt in Wyoming. We talked and decided to go anyway. The only problem was once we got to our...

Congratulations, great bull. No way would I ever pass up one like that!

I have a pair of Danners I have been wearing for over 10 years.

It is customary for first timers to go to New Member Introductions and tell us a little about yourself.

I remember the first time I ever hunted Specks, they are really crazy. We used to hunt waterfowl Klamath Falls/Tule Lake area on the California/Oregon border. Hunted in a lot of harvested potato fields. The geese used to really love to eat the left over spuds in the fields. In addition to their...

Let us know what you see and how you do. I hunt 72, 74, & 73 in addition to 75.

Yep. In a lot of units there were no type 6 tags (doe/fawn) available. Been that way for a couple of years.

All packaged up. In the mail to JimP tomorrow.

When I resize like this, I usually anneal the brass to soften it so it doesn't crack where you are changing the diameter.

Sending you a PM.

What are you doing with all the "meat".

Last chance guys. If nobody wants them, off they go to JimP to be made into .340 Wby.

Warm here too, mid 8o's. no rain for the next week either!

For sure. What really amazes me is that they are mostly hens. Looks like a few drakes that arn't fully colored yet.

Specklebelly ....beast eating goose of all.

Natures version of meals on wheels.