All 3 will kill an elk….hit em right where you need to and it won’t be a problem. I’ve killed em with all 3. Bullet choice is really key. I don’t think you could go wrong with any one of them because there are tons of reloading/manufactured ammo choices. .30-06 does get you into some heavier...
Every time I end up down in CO I always wonder why we are just gluttons for punishment!! Last time we were there, we were packing meat out and saw a group of 8 bow hunters in one party about 1/2 mile from trailhead just beat…. None of which looked to remotely be in shape. We do usually end up...
i just hunt with what ever caliber/ bullet that shoots and performs well on elk/ deer. Being smart in bear country goes a long way!! I never carry a pistol and spray and a rifle. Figure my rifle is enough… if I am packing meat, scouting, or hiking with my wife then i have a chest carry pistol...
I’m pretty big on leupold rifle scopes. I have a zeiss and like it but leupold is my favorite by far! Spotters and binos I like some other stuff but for rifle scopes Leupold has my vote
Schnee granite and beartooth. Love em both
I have a light pair of crispi lapponia as well that have been good so far but they are for early or just plain hiking.
The search for the perfect boot is never ending……I have owned and wore out 2 pair of Schnees boots and several other hiking style boots. I also have a pair of Crispis that I like very well and a pair of kennetreks that I am mediocre about. I guess with all of them I have the right aftermarket...
Tangle Ridge outfitters out of Greybull, WY. Brent is a good friend. His son heads up the lion stuff but both are down to earth honest hard working people.
I could care less about whether the animal hears the gun or not. I seem to shoot better with it on, I’m sure because less noise, but maybe better harmonics and a more even recoil. (If that makes sense). The one I use for hunting has a little recoil reduction, but to me the advantage is that he...
Dead Air XC TI is great. I like the Scythe Ti too , I don’t think you could go wrong with either for a light weight setup. I do not own one but some guys like the Banish Backcountry as well.
Williams western precision sight are easy to adjust and ones I have adjust for both windage and elevation. I put the fiber optic front post inside the globe to help a bit with low light.