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I reload everything except rimfire. I shot a lot (Cowboy Action & BullesEye Pistol) and also practice. I have enough reloading components to last several years. I learned several years ago when a shortage happened and keep plenty of supplies on hand.

Only if your caught! SSS

Every buck I've seen that had antler problems due to testicular problems always was in the velvet. They never shed the velvet and the horns were deformed too.

I use the booties over my regular insulated boots when I'm in the goose blind. The work great. They are light weight and waterproof. I also have a pair of battery powered heated sox. Mine are pretty old, but still work. The only thing that I have a problem with is that they use a D battery...

Our shooting club has an old mount (circa 1909) in our club room. It was shot locally and given to the club several years ago. It has tremendous mass and great eye guards. We even have the tag , it is metal, but most of the writing/printing is illegible.

He sure is a heavyweight.

Been there....done that!

.308, .6.5 Creedmore & .300 wssm The only commonality is that they all are short length so they can use the short action, saving weight.

The only thing wrong is the lack of choice on calibers, only 3 to choose from.

Everyone here has their own favorite states and favorite species they hunt. Browse the different states and get an sense of where and what you want to hunt. My advice to a first timer would be Wyoming and antelope. Wyoming is pretty generous with tags, there is lots of public land and tags are...

I have a 3rd Edition. There is a 30th Anniversary Edition out now.

When I was in the Army in 1963/65, it was pretty grim if you wore your uniform when travel. Lots of crappy comments and looks.

I've never had a bad one!

Tall & lots of mass, but really short cutters.

I was editing some of my pictures and ran across these from 1990. My Dad and my Son were with me along with a lifelong friend. Dad and I got 2 decent buck deer and we all got antelope too.

Buck antelope of a lifetime....congratulations.

For those of you who like to look at big bucks, there is a great book on Colorado's biggest deer. It is: Colorado's Biggest Bucks and Bulls...and other Great Colorado Big Game. It is really a great book. It is hard to judge just how big trophies are when they are on the wall. The Burris buck is...

About 10 miles from my place. I can see MV from my deck. Don't be so sure it won't ever happen. In the last 10 years I've seen a handful of bucks in both Wyoming and Colorado that would go close to 200" . They are out there, very smart and tough to hunt. I've only taken one that big in over 60...

It's in the showroom of Adobe Milling in Dove Creek, Co. The picture doesn't do it justice as there is nothing to compare it to so you get an idea just how big it is. The company is a pinto bean grower and retailer. The owners wife shot it on their farm.

One like that you pass on to your kids.