Recent content by sclancy27
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.25 Creed! But Why?
I would rather have a 25 Creed vs 6 or 6.5 Creed. Why? 1. Less recoil than 6.5 Creed with same BC bullets and faster velocities for better wind bracketing. I also like to zero my rifle at longer ranges and this could accommodate a 250 or 300 yard zero, which I prefer to a 200 or 100 yards...- sclancy27
- Post #44
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Land management agency impact stories...
I think the administration would argue they are doing most of those.- sclancy27
- Post #288
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Land management agency impact stories...
That's not true. Grok can mine all sorts of writing material for data to learn. Not much material out there for making govt "more efficient" other than what your creator inputs...- sclancy27
- Post #265
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Dept of Interior handed over to DOGE
In fairness, he was elected to Congress.- sclancy27
- Post #75
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Land management agency impact stories...
Sure. And no offense to Grok. All hail Grok..... This sounds like a conspiracy but it honestly wouldn't surprise me that this whole thing is a Beta-test of AI software and errors and problems they need to address and we are just stuck in the way.- sclancy27
- Post #220
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Land management agency impact stories...
I'm sure I'm closer to reality about Grok. I'm certain they've been utilizing AI to "speed things up". All that it's done is shown how far AI needs to go to actually be useful. This whole thing has happened like a grade schooler was in control, which is exactly what you would expect from...- sclancy27
- Post #218
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Land management agency impact stories...
Working for DOI I think it is seeing if they can lateral employees into different positions rather than eliminating and rehiring. Who knows, maybe they will send it through Grok and have him (it?) spit out who deserves to work....- sclancy27
- Post #216
- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Turkey Troubles
My take: Early season birds are usually with hens from the roost. I personally think calling can push the hen away, which also does a good job of pushing the gobbler with her. I've had luck early season setting up in a known corridor with a terrain advantage to make the gobbler deviate a...- sclancy27
- Post #35
- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Anybody Buying Yet? Where’s the Bottom?
This honestly makes me want to like the tariffs "plan". Congress doesn't really seem to vote for anything these days unless it's a financial incentive for them.- sclancy27
- Post #5,140
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Montana General Season Structure Proposal
Let's use myself as an example. I spent 230$ for all my tags and apps in MT. It takes almost 6 of me to make 1 NR big game combo holder. And most MT residents are spending 1/2 what I do, so that means 12 of them to equal 1 NR big game combo holder. We would need to 2-3x current Resident... -
Don't let an accident become a tragedy
Another reason why I hunt with expendables honestly- sclancy27
- Post #22
- Forum: YouTube Channel
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Montana General Season Structure Proposal
If season lengths are equivalent there is no loss in opportunity, NR or Resident. In any season date change (or limited weapon) everyone crows about a "loss of opportunity" when, by definition, there is no decrease. Or, "we've always done it this way, so let's keep doing it this way"... -
Land management agency impact stories...
I wouldn't call the weekly newsletter "big accomplishments", it's more like "hey this is what is happening at Interior this week". The divestiture is the HUD program and the recent land sale around Vegas, which were both big in the news, so not really surprising. The week before it was energy...- sclancy27
- Post #204
- Forum: Public Land Issues
