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That's a good buck. Well done!

The ironic part of this is that in 10 years of owning our business and having been in our house for 17, we have never filed a claim on either property. We deal with wind, cold, and thunderstorms in summer, but we also don't live in a seismic zone and a wildfire would be a once in a lifetime...

It happened to us last year. I had to shop commercial insurance around for the same reason this year. I was looking at a $3K increase for business insurance until we shopped it. Ultimately, same coverage with a different company, it went down about 10%. We also had our property taxes go up 26%...

Dumb luck on my part. She is incredible

My wife works two jobs. All kidding aside, she handles all of our payroll and back of the house for our business. She works as a Speech Language Pathologist with 0-3 as her career. I’m very grateful she can use her passion to help kids.

Wife wins, you win!

I started the year saying I'm good and didn't want to add calibers; so much for that. Need, no. Interested in something new, yes. I am in the process of finalizing a 325 WSM LH. Smoking deal so I couldn't pass it up. It comes with about 100 rounds of new and once fired brass. I just need to...

I know where there is a Cooper 25-06. Beautiful wood and an older model from when they were being made in Stevensville, MT. Only drawback is that it is a single shot and not a mag fed rifle. It would be in my safe right now if not for the single shot. 🙂

I agree with Guy and JD338. The weight gain with 100gr will outweigh any potential velocity gain dropping to 85gr. Personally, I've also found my accuracy is better with a heavier bullet with what I load. I also tend to stick with a load and not tinker much once I find a sweet spot.

That will be a nice reward to a bunch of hard work. Enjoy having your freezer full for winter/spring.

Additionally, if a hunter manages to gain access to private land, the landowner gets a carcass coupon and is reimbursed from Game and Fish based on species. This of course doesn't include any access fee the landowner may request from a sportsman. There is an idea here that if you lease land from...

I am by no means discounting the impact and completely agree with you; it is a tag increase, and even the majority of the resident tags have become draw tags. There are over 100 units for antelope (all draw), a 130 for elk and over 100 for deer. A small percentage of units are general hunt units...

Also, from taking a look at the bill, it looks as though they are targeting application fees only. Residents currently pay $5 for limited quota applications and non-residents pay $15. This used to be free. The bill is looking to raise the application fee to $20 for residents and $75 for non-...

One of the issues we have in Wyoming is that Game and Fish is funded strictly from tag sales, both resident and non-resident. There are a handful of new legislators with the 2024 election that have zero idea that they( general fund) do not fund G&F. Maybe this changes, but currently, they are...

+1. This is imperative. I tend to break my boots in at work since I'm on my feet all day. My wife got me a pair of Danner's for Christmas and I wore them on New Year's Eve. Ended up walking about 9 miles at work that day and they are trending in the right direction. You don't have to be anywhere...

Sounds like a great trip and an exciting ending to a hunt!

Thanks for clarifying. It was a few years ago and since the order was never fulfilled, I missed out. I wanted that specific caliber because my grandfather hunted deer with a 6mm and I shot my first blacktail with that cartridge. My dad was kind and brought my grandfather's rifle for my kids to...

Great looking rig. I believe this model was offered around 1999-2000. I had one ordered in 6mm Rem and the order was never fulfilled. I believe Remington called them the VL something or other because if I remember right, they were all small bore calibers.

Cool photos. Thanks for sharing.

Agreed. I'm watching it. Again, thanks for the bump on this. Looks to be an older rifle in fantastic condition.