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Congrats Rjm158,that is a great buck!

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Some pics of my new O/U.

Gonna try DrMike. ;)

October... November... Still November...

Partition or A-Frame,whichever shot best in the rifle.

Wish Winchester would offer brass in the .375 H&H. Use Winchester brass in my .270 Winchester and so far no problems.

Great! (y)

Is the 7x57 Classic built on a .30/06 length action? I have a CZ 550 7x57 that is built on a .30/06 length action and can seat a 160 or 175 gr NP way out there. It came from the factory that way,I never did anything to it.

Preacher,you're bouncing around "the" bullet for your 7x57..... the 160 gr Nosler Partition. ;)

Good luck and have fun Idahohunter8.

No,cannot sell the tag here in New Mexico.

Desert bighorn sheep hunt's have been in the $50000-60000 range for the last 10-15 years. The reason the price is so high is simple,supply and demand. People looking to get their "Grand Slam" (demand) and the small numbers of desert bighorn sheep(supply). Think Arizona,New Mexico,Mexico and...

You're welcome Poz.

Did just find this... http://worldwidetrophyadventures.com/ou ... nt_id=1477 And this... http://worldwidetrophyadventures.com/ou ... apon_rifle

Yes,you can enter the draw,but count on waiting years for the tag. IF and a BIG IF you get drawn,you will be contacted by many outfitters. A less expensive way to hunt desert bighorn sheep,possible,but you run the risk of shady outfitters or worse. What I've found in price is $55,000-60,000.

Buy Jack O'Connor's book "Sheep and Sheep Hunting" some of the brands are out dated but,the info is still valid.

For desert bighorn sheep,your best bet is to save your money and hunt in old Mexico. Arizona is a draw and getting a tag is slim,very slim. Get in shape,buy binoculars (8-12X range). I would use a .270 and a 130 gr bullet with a 6x scope. You can get pretty darn close to the sheep,but be...