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I don't have no link just the big A I purchased one from Northern Tools once that didn't come with any instructions. All I got was what the reviews said and a few suggestions. I took it along with a chain saw chain and played around with it. It didn't take too long before I saw how it...

Back in my younger days I took a friend hunting. As the sun was coming up I pointed to the top of a hill around 5 miles away and told him that was were we were headed. He just laughed. A few hours later we were sitting on the backside of that hill with a number of elk right below us. He...

When I tried to sign up for TagHub it didn't like me and wouldn't take my CC for payment. So I went another direction. The information on hunting out of state is on the WWW for you to find. You just have to sit down and figure it out yourself. For the units and states that I am interested...

Here's a article about one of the 22's from NAA from the American Rifleman: https://www.americanrifleman.org/articles/2020/6/3/review-naa-black-widow-revolver/?fbclid=IwAR3Nvcv2jMZW-YaGHjiNGDx9kcPqzsY6E15E2yJh5oAluiT4lzGpzEVTenA

I believe that the MRS is gone and they have gone to a service called TagHub. Check out this thread, good luck. https://forum.eastmans.com/threads/taghubs-first-gear-giveaway.21659/

What were you doing in the trunk with him? Not to get side tracked but my brother in law had a deer come back to life in the trunk of his car. He shot it just before dark and decided to clean it when he got home. Talk about a rodeo when he opened up that car trunk.

They are not automatics but they are built for a pocket. Check out any of the North American Arms 22Lr's and 22 magnums. They even have one that the grip folds with a belt clip on it. You can also get some with extra cylinders so you can shoot both 22lr's and 22 magnums.

Just got the email for my antelope point

I'd say around 350ish. I actually like the bull to the right

If you don't mind buying used check out these sites. The Vortex still carry the full lifetime warranty even after being refurbished. But you have to wonder just how many are sent in for them to have a store to sell the optics? https://aaoptics.com/ Then there is always the Texas Bino man...

So, I was in the McDonald's drive-through this morning and the guy behind me honked his horn, and then flipped me off because he felt I was taking too long to order. Wow, "Take the high road" I thought to myself. So I paid for his food. I moved my car up and shortly after he leaned out of...

The nice thing about hiring a guide is that you are paying him for his knowledge of the animals and the country that you are going to be hunting. If you don't have the time to scout a lot or don't know the patterns of the deer in the area that you have the tag a guide may be worth the money...