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I average two. Deer and elk here in Oregon. I rarely draw a special tag so l rely on OTC hunting. I have drawn Nevada Deer and Wyoming elk in the last 5 years. I’m hoping to draw again in Wy or Nevada in the next several years, but nothing this year though.

2011 Oregon bighorn. It was in Eastmans 25th anniversary issue and my old boss had the shadow pic made for me from one of the magazines.

Nuthin’, again…

Tomorrow?? It’s my last chance for a decent hunt

Oregon has been trying to do that for years. Greater Idaho. I’m unfortunately a few miles from the proposed boundary and would still be Oregon. If that ever passed I would sell the second I knew.

I would love to ship them All back to Cali and Seattle.

They got enough signatures to make the ballot. We will be voting on it in November. Un”F”believable

Nice work! Cool hunting rig👍🏻

3 is way too young! I worry about kids in their 30’s.

The more the better. Take them all! Throw a bunch of wolfs in too just for fun.

Best so far!

Looks like 30-06 for the win so far. Hard to beat the GOAT

Damn near every deer I I’ve killed in the last 40+ years was with my 25-06 most have been Blacktail but mule deer die just a quick. Others I’ve used .280AI 30-06 .300 wm

I’m embarrassed that this is even being thought of in our state. Oregon has so much to offer the outdoorsmen, from ocean fishing to desert hunting we have it all. A few cities control the entire state just like many others, It’s a damn shame. I used to be proud the be an Oregonian.

Once they figure out how it died they need to take note and make that standard procedure. We have plenty more here in Oregon we can send that way.

Percolator all the way. Water and coffee on the burner before I go to bed. Fire it up when wake up, let it perk for 8-10 min.

I have to agree with you Jim, most hunters I know would never burn out a barrel. I’ve been shooting more this year simply because I’ve had the extra time lately. If I were to use them exclusively for hunting, most of my rifles that would never be fired. I bow hunt for these days for elk and...

My Kimber Hunter in .280AI weighs right at 7 lbs with scope and loaded magazine. It is a tough rifle to hold steady but in perfect conditions I would feel confident to 700 yards. The entire set up cost me less that $1300 I see that Kimber discontinued the .280 from hunter series for some reason...

That’s a cool system. I may look into one for my hunting rig I drop air often, especially in the snow.

I get what your saying JimP when I get into a spot like that I do pack a rifle capable of reaching out there (.280AI or .300WM) I just don’t get the small caliber for long range gig. I keep my 25-06 in the 0-400 range and my .243 0-300