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Some H4350 and the NP 150's, Yep final answer!

Nothing wrong with those two!!

Well with the changes the Government made to the moose hunting I the province I am no longer able to get an OTC archery tag.. Which means I'm waiting to be drawn for a bull moose in my home WMU I'm on year 8 , been hopeful since year 5 !! So I must live vicariously thru others. Last year...

Hoping for an update? She is prime time the bulls are chasing cows and are quite vocal right now.

I haven't closed in on the elk yet,, The guy that runs the pro shop where I get my bow tuned just arrowed a 200" no typical mule buck a day or two ago.

Yep if I had the dollars I would love to hunt both. I would likley donate the meat to a northern village / food bank. And keep the hide and head from the Polar bear, and likley have some knife handles or something made from the walrus tusks. I would only target older mature boars of both...

Sitting out before last light in some cool property over the Vermilion River.

This Weather cycle we have been stuck in , in Alberta continues. Which is not very helpful to me in my line of work , as just as in haying season the rain makes harvest here very tough. And when a window opens up for guys to get grain in the bin they have been going full bore ... Which...

Awesome , love hearing of the kids getting out and getting after it. My buddy always says take your kids hunting and you won't have to go hunting for your kids.

Well harvest is full swing here and I've been going hard at work for the last month or so.. I finally took some time and started load development . Sad news was my LGS Was out of all Nosler .277 pills except some heavier 150 PT's . So I grabbed a 100 count box if Hornady Interbonds...

Are our esteemed forum members actually trying to use logic for a rifle purchase??? This is truly remarkable , lol. True enablers should be encouraging you to keep the WSM but also buying the 45-70 .... Haha. I ve got a buddy both he and his father have 45-70's , but both ussually reach...

Looks like a great hunt , I like the fact you guys use your mind as apossed to brawn to get the meat out. The 7-08 packs a pretty good punch and the fusion bullet works very well for factory fodder. Congrats to all the hunters.

Well my nephew little Chili is not so little anymore. He is turning 18 in couple weeks, and graduating highschool this year. At 5'10 and 180 lbs he's been an all star running back on 2 seperate football teams( 2 leagues spring and fall). And is turning into quite a young man. He has been...

Nice bear Guy. Congrats on a succsessful hunt.. Nice looking pair of rifles aswell.

They grow up fast , we all know that Noah is learning from one very astute teacher! I have no doubt that the pie plate will indeed have 3 holes in it when he is finished.

A few years ago Varget was hard to come by up here , I switched to RL-15 and IMR 4320 for most of my varmint loads in the 243&6mm rem. it burns a bit dirtier then Varget .

Moose medicine , the best one is the rifle you have got in your hand when you have a tag. I went on my first moose hunt with my Dad, and moms great uncle in 1990 I was 16. Dad had his 7mm RM and I borrowed Granpas 270 win . Robert ( GU) brought his 444. At 16 I marvelled over that triple 4 ...

Getting close, an apartment sized freezer should hold a deboned moose. , I would leave it back at the outfitters base camp and plugg it in and throw in some block ice. If you pack all that meat the middle stuff may spoil. You will need to freeze it in a couple freezers to have the meat all...

I have hunted them out west of Hinton in the foothills/forest. It's defintly a harder hunt then the prairie/coulees here at home. A few factors play into that though new area compared to one a guy knows very well. But of your 2 options I personally would be going spot and stock in the flats.

Looks like your going to have a busy and adventurous fall .. Good luck !