What might be incorrect regarding my below research on what elk will be eating, November, coastal Oregon (e.g. Siuslaw National Forest)?
Grasses: If there has been sufficient rainfall, elk will graze on native grasses in meadows and forest openings.
Forbs and shrubs: Broadleaf plants (forbs)...
Are designated Wilderness Areas legal for hunting elk in Oregon?
I'm currently looking at Unit 18, which for example contains Cummins Creek Wilderness, Rock Creek Wilderness, and Drift Creek Wilderness. When using the link below to try to find the answer, none of those areas pull after a...
I messaged a gentleman Jake Thompson (Thompson Timber Company) on LinkedIn, and found Starker Forests Inc. has land access info on their website. Thanks for the input, very kind of you.
-Alex
That's good to know. I was in the dark one evening in the TN mountains packing up from an evening sit for wild boar, and flipped on a light when I heard something approaching about 40 yards. Except it was a black bear at 10 years, coming right to me.
We had two mirrored, full cycles of...
Agreed. My AR in 6.8 SPC is one of only two hunting rifles that are my go-to's. I can't quite keep it to "one rifle man," status, but I've so far kept it to two (not counting eh, a little .22 LR which everyone needs :) )
I looked up some of my loads; for 95 grain TTSX in .277, was at 27.8-28.0 grains of Reloder RL7 when I started showing signs of pressure in my LWRC M6A2.
I had to get my .375 Ruger Alaskan electroless nickel coated (Robar, R.I.P., did an amazing job), because it began to rust on it's first trip to Alaska, but otherwise/after that I love the thing. 1" groups or less, good to 300 yards any day of the year, probably more if I practiced it...
My .375 Ruger is my go-to hunting rifle. Barnes TSX's, RL15, 1" groups or less when I'm up to the task. Averaging around 2725 FPS to my recollection; it's perfect for everything that isn't "true" long range (I'm good to go up to 300 yards at any time, could probably make 400 acceptable with...