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Vortex has some cheaper lightweight tri pods. There a lot out there available from cheapos to a ton of money. In my experience you get what you pay for.

Welcome to the forum. Glad your here!

I have many whole and term life policies. I would definitely speak with a financial advisor.

Not unbelievable that the tree huggers will shut down bear hunting there too. I’m sure Ca will be right around the corner.

Great story! Research, friends and hard work always pays off. Congratulations on her first elk!

I will be listening to this podcast and future podcasts.

Now I’m hungry!

Good luck! I’ve seen a few bucks that a buddy has seen while scouting for his tag. I haven’t been out there this year to have seen anything myself.

My step son just got back from Montana and they didn’t find much either. The locals were saying they got 28” of snow during that big storm and that caused the elk to move through the country much earlier then usual. Maybe that was the same reason in Colorado?

Beautiful Ram! Congratulations

Yes. Sorry i wrote the wrong. I will change it. Thank you. Long night of traveling home.

Very cool. Congratulations

I was going to go with the 6.5 PRC but settled on the 28 Nosler. Savage with the proof barrel. Extremely accurate rifle. I added the Sig Sierra BDX 52mm scope and Kilo 2500 BDX range Finder. Correction on my post. 28 Nosler not 6.5 Nosler

No Nikon for me either. I have Leupold, Vortex and now mostly Sig Sauer. I think that the bigger calibers are too much for Nikon. I did have a Nikon on a 223 AR and it was just fine.

My daughters biggest deer so far. The pack out wasn’t a real tough one but she went through a lot of highs and lows. On the way out we stopped to look at the country we were in and my step son took this photo of us.