Nothing like hunting at home where you'll spend a weekend wading through hundreds of bucks. I might have seen 20-25 bucks total, one other buck that was in the same galaxy.
Disbelief is really the only way to describe how this hunt unfolded. I have dreamt about hunting pronghorn in Canada for as long as I can remember and honestly never thought it was possible. I have always had a vision of what a big Canadian pronghorn looks like, and this buck was absolutely...
I returned to the area I had seen the big buck the night before the season opened, hoping to re-locate them and make a plan for opening morning. Of course, after several hours of looking I was unable to find them. Finally, on a hunch, I picked up and drove to a distant vantage to look out onto...
I spent the next several days traveling the unit and looking at other bucks, but nothing came close to the first buck. I pretty quickly came to the conclusion that this was the buck I would be after, and based on what else I had seen in the unit, I probably wouldn't be alone.
I have no idea the significance of having permit no. 23, other than it means I didn't have nearly the bonus points and I wasn't in the first pass. In fact, I really had no business drawing this tag. It takes a NR 29 points to be guaranteed a tag in this unit, I had 3. Hunting pronghorn in...
This might be a stupid question, but I wonder if someone can tell me what kind of action this is? I should know way more about this gun than I do. It's a custom 257 Bob my dad had made for me many years ago. I think it is a Springfield action but that is about all I know. I would really like...
I have been blessed to live in some pretty epic mule deer cycles and I've been fortunate to have a few cool places to hunt them. I have three bucks in the 190s, another six in the 180s. Could never break that 200" glass ceiling though.