Blkram
Handloader
- Nov 25, 2013
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That grin says it all!
Congrats to her and you all!
Hopefully the antelope tag(s) get filled too.
Congrats to her and you all!
Hopefully the antelope tag(s) get filled too.
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Nice buck, congrats.View attachment 30454View attachment 30455
Arizona - Brought this guy home on day 4 of a 4 day hunt. 165g AB at 500 yards out of a 300 WSM. Bullet was still 131g once cleaned up. Last 12 months got my first AZ Elk and my personal best mule deer. Bring on 2027!
Congratulations. That is a nice buck. The 165 AB in the 300 WSM is a great combination.View attachment 30454View attachment 30455
Arizona - Brought this guy home on day 4 of a 4 day hunt. 165g AB at 500 yards out of a 300 WSM. Bullet was still 131g once cleaned up. Last 12 months got my first AZ Elk and my personal best mule deer. Bring on 2027!
Congratulations. That is a nice buck. The 165 AB in the 300 WSM is a great combination.
Tied again yesterday and they know what fences not to cross this late in the season, was hoping with deer and elk season now going there would be some more movement. We walked over 6 miles, fog and rain on and off the whole day, got close to a few does but she is holding out for a buck.That grin says it all!
Congrats to her and you all!
Hopefully the antelope tag(s) get filled too.
Confidence in your rifle and load results in quality hunting-shooting field experiences.Well folks..the season is off and running here. So far, I have a doe and shot a 2 1/2 year old spike yesterday. Both with my BAR 7mm Rem Magnum using a 140 gr. AccuBond. I hate to complain (and I'm not) but it's almost boring when I pull the trigger..just walk out and pick him up. But I do admit that it's very nice knowing the bullet will do it's job effectively
As someone who misses Idaho quite a bit, I feel you. Best wishes on recovery.Well my trip to Idaho was a bust. Just before bow season I busted up my knee. I need surgery. I elected to try alternatives to surgery, temporarily, so I could hunt this fall. I didn’t even take my bow, just enjoyed being in camp during bow season. I was more optimistic about rifle season. But I had to tap out in Idaho. I got into a canyon, things looked good but the terrain proved too extreme for the brace and shots I had received so far. I was a liability. Spent the rest of the time making short hobbles from the truck to glassing points, moved the crew around drop them off at the top of a canyon kind of thing, pick them up at the bottom at the end of the day. I have a week now before my late season hunt opens in Oregon. I am continuing to build walking distance every day and somewhat optimistic that I’ll have a chance of accessing part of the unit. I could really use some snow to move elk down but that doesn’t appear to be in the forecast.
Getting old sucks but I’m highly motivated to keep going. Fingers crossed.