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I have over one hundred I don’t think I’ll get to in this lifetime. They are seconds. Make an offer I can’t refuse and you can have them by Christmas! Send me a direct Message if you are interested-

Here is the link on YouTube. It’s about an hour long. Lots of stuff got left out including all the “cull” hunts. Not sure why but I am pleased with how it turned out. I wish they had included more of the hunt footage, everything seems short and abrupt, but I understand some restrictions

I use it often to move duck decoys that are too big or heavy for my back. Swan decoys in particular. Sometimes I still like the two wheeled game cart because the self can be so noisy. We just pick the best tool for the job that area that day and go to work. Jet sleds are a great tool

May is a much better time than November! Hope all goes well and you get there in one piece-

My first animal with a muzzleloader and my brothers first ever whitetail. He clipped his bucks heart as the bullet passed through and exited. Mine broke a rib on the way in, broke the spine and broke a rib on the way out but caught caught up in the skin. 245 gr power belt bullet. I lost the...

3150 fps-I don’t remember but I believe that was a 10 shot average. Good enough for an antelope this year as well but mine was trying to gore the truck so much more like self defense than long range :ROFLMAO: I stepped away from eld-x as I felt like they were too frangible and have been much...

The Provo, utah sportsman’s warehouse has had federal 210m primers for a couple weeks now. Perhaps some things are starting to be normal or common again.

I’ve never owned one but my buddy used when for antelope this year. Seemed to work well. I’m sorry I can’t remeber his load and info. But the equiptment worked well

“Favorite loads” is just a scary term to me. My rifle is different than yours and should be treated as such. But in the spirit of your post-I love my 28. It shoots factory 175 ablr ammo extremely well and I have equaled that by using us869 powder and reusing the fired nosler brass, fed 215m...

Those are standard questions across the country. This is because suicide with a firearm is one of the highest causes of mortality in the country in all age groups and especially youths. They are trying to catch common problems before they reach that point. Same reason they recommend...

Great write up-thanks for taking the time to post the stories and pictures-congratulations!

I’ve shot afew whitetails in heavy grass like that. A buck will push a doe away from the other deer to a romantic little field like that and keep her locked up for awhile. Wish you had killed that coyote. He is surely up to no good! Probably trying to eat roadrunners :ROFLMAO:

If they can’t fill the flights they cancel them and this is not the popular travel season. United has the same problem but seems to have it more often. Should be afew die hard big 5 hunters on your flights tho so maybe some good folks to visit with. Good luck, it’s coming fast

Sure love the back up camera when I am hitching the trailer by myself!

I have a 2020 Chevy (gas motor)z71 Trail Boss and my buddy from work has the same truck in a diesel. We argue about mileage and fuel cost all the time. Both are 1500 models and are quiet/smooth and comfortable. This is my favorite truck I have ever owned. Some of that is the improvement in...

Great Bull!

28 nosler and 175 ablr High country mule deer. Shot him just before dark Monday and spent Tuesday with my brother and nephew packing him out. A really great experience!

Always in the spring but a warm, wet fall will bring them out again

Your weather pattern became Utahs weather pattern. I love the weather change for rifle hunting deer and elk and grouse and ducks and chukars and . . .

Can’t hurt to try a different powder. I have really liked us869 in mine but I also prefer 175 gr bullets. That would be my other suggestion is to try a heavier/longer bullet and see how your rifle responds.