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LOL!

That sucks! Drones are a pain in the rear for hunters. Last year I was duck hunting on my Dad's old duck club in California. A state highway borders one side of it. A guy stopped just off the highway and got a drone out and proceeded to fly it over the club. All the ducks got up and left. It was...

Forecast for here in the SW part of Colorado is pretty nice for the next week. Pretty windy today, had to cancel my shooting session at our range today.

Had some backstrap from Winchesters antelope he got 2 weeks ago. It was absolutely wonderful. I took a piece of backstrap about 6" long. Soaked overnight covered with buttermilk in the refer. Took it out and let it dry. Smoked it @175 for 2 hours. let it normalize to room temperature. Rubbed it...

Same here in the SW part of the state.

That's what I saw in a press release.

Made tons of 25-06, 22-250 and .243 cases just like you explained. Not too many wildcats out there that you can just fireform the cases.

If I remember my government classes from school, the basis for our justice system is everyone is innocent until proven guilty. The person charged is entitled to bail (in the Judge's opinion) and their day in court. The problem is that we don't know the details of what happened and the...

All my .220 AI stuff is fire formed, no resizing required.

Don't you mean if he is convicted during a trial....then a Judge sentences according to the charges and penalties.

Great job!

Congrats...great bear!

i am a big fan of P. O. Ackley and his research and modifications to existing chambering. I have a .220 AI Swift that is the most accurate centerfire I have ever shot. His stuff just makes a lot of sense.

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...