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Sunny, but wind is also blowing like hell here in SW Colorado.

Hunted in late September in central Wyoming. Brought home 3 nice bucks and 2 does. Rusty Actions and his first ever antelope. Patos and Rusty CC

I'll be quite blunt.....seems like a bit much to me. 150 birds......what did you guys do with them? I count 10 hunters, that's 15 each, the limit here is 2 per day. I am a waterfowl hunter and it just seems like something I wouldn't brag about....just my opinion.

SW Colorado got it's first snow of the year last night. The La Platas got some that looks like at about 9,000 ft.

You are right about the wind, everything happened so fast there was no way to really look at the grass/brush to see how much and what direction the wind was. It swirls around in a canyon and changes direction a lot. I had 2 spotters with binos looking as I was shooting and no bullet strike was...

You are right< I do have a great 180 gr load. It is an option for sure.

.308 150gr BT B/C is .408; S/D is 226 .257 117 gr BT B/C is .410; S/D is 216

I have 200 150 gr bullets that I don't use much. Want better performance in the wind. The 150's are faster and shoot flatter.

Some of you have probably read my post about this years antelope/deer hunt in Wyoming and know about my encounter with a buck deer of a lifetime. A little background: my primary deer/antelope caliber has been 25-06 since the early 70's. I have killed over 100 deer & antelope using my Ruger M77...

You have received some great advice. It is difficult for a bullet to perform the same at 100 yards and 400+ yards. The bullet slows down a lot and that effects expansion. Hitting bone on the way into the animal also has a big effect on expansion. You made the right decision to stick with the...

As usual Bob, your pictures are great!

Yep and love every minute of it!!

The trouble with .22 cal (.556) fmj bullets is that the jacket is really thin and easily peeled back or split, resulting in what you saw in the test.

Hope that one of the forums you posted on was the reason you got them back.

Great story!

Thank Thank you Sir, posts like yours inspire me to share my experiences with everyone!

Some more from this mornings drive, about 15 miles from home.

As a cancer survivor (24 years), I've learned to live every day to the fullest!

The colors this fall are spectacular. Last week coming home from a Wyoming antelope hunt, we traveled thru Telluride and Rico (Colorado) but didn't have time to take pictures. This am my wife and I are going back and see if it has lasted and take a few pictures. Her is one from my homeplace. 3...

Great looking antelope....congratulations