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Retirement: You can retire to Arizona where 1. You are willing to park three blocks away from your house because you found shade. 2. You've experienced condensation on your rear-end from the hot water in the toilet bowl. 3. You can drive for four hours in one direction and never leave...

I believe that the 6.8 will do a lot better than the 6.5 Creed just because of the heavier bullets that will be available for it. But like all new rounds time will tell if it will make it

I believe that they said that they are going to regroup in Texas. It's time for a lot of the upper level folks to head down the road and let some new blood in.

Good or bad it may happen. https://www.gunsamerica.com/digest/will-the-future-of-colt-rest-in-czs-hands-purchase-offer-in-the-works/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20210115_FridayDigest_313&utm_campaign=/digest/will-the-future-of-colt-rest-in-czs-hands-purchase-offer-in-the-works/

Don't forget T shirts and shorts. You never know what the weather is going to be like

Anymore I would stay away from the Remingtons. Between their quality issues and the bankruptcy I don't trust them . The Weatherby Vanguard is a quality rifle at a good price. I have one in 25-06 with the all weather stock and it shoots lights out. For a scope I would recommend a Leopold...

You also need to consider that unless it is a OTC archery tag that there are a lot of units where there is a 4pt minimum on bulls, and unless you have a cow tag they are out of the equation.

Just look at it this way, for what you pay for a trip up north if you are required to hire a outfitter you can head over to Africa and hunt a dozen different animals.

If you think that moose hunting is additive then you better not ever head over to Africa....

A flat-chested young lady went to Dr. Rustom about enlarging her breasts. Dr Rustom advised her "Every day after your shower, rub your chest and say, 'Scooby Doobie dDoobies, I want bigger boobies!" She did this faithfully for several months! To her utter amazement, she grew terrific D-cups...

I just need to look at a hypodermic needle and my shoulder starts to hurt. It's funny but I used to be able to take shots with no problems. I guess it is something about getting old. Let me know how it works out when your third arm starts to grow out of your chest. (y) It could be handy at...

Forget about the crud moore. While it will kill a elk leave it to a experienced hunter, a bad shot with it and you will be chasing a elk for hours.

Remember the heat trackers that came out 20+ years ago that could follow a animal? I actually thought of buying one.

The other day I checked out a small herd of elk to the south of me in 44. In a field that should have over 200 elk it had less than 100. I need to get over towards Eagle and check out the herd there, but last year all I saw in that area was around 50. Plus when I was up in the wilderness area...

Whatever you do plan on getting at least to Denver a couple of days before the hunt to get accumulated to the altitude. Also do some research on Altitude Sickness and learn the symptoms. Leave the alcohol at home and drink lots of water when here.

I looked into it years ago and quickly decided that it wasn't worth it just because of the record keeping that is required.