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Deer Squirts
Seen it before, one time while I was duck hunting in 20 degree temps and blowing sleet. It's not fun to peel out of your waders, sweat pants, and long underwear to check on what you already know is there. -
Utah Desert BH sheep
That is awesome! I'm sitting on 23 Utah DBH points. Maybe if I can hang in there another 50-60 years I'll get lucky and pull a tag.:cool:- sambo3006
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- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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2025 Montana Bull
You paid your dues. It seems fitting that you got your first bull in a spot that allowed your dad to enjoy the experience with you without a miserable pack out. Congratulations to you both! -
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Whitetail Buck of a Lifetime
Missouri and Montana. I’ve killed a decent number of 100-120” bucks over the years in addition to these two good bucks. I hunt mainly public and the big boys are rarely seen. -
Feeling Like a White-tailed Year.
Some nice whitetail bucks! It's awesome that you have the option of either whitetail or mule deer. I've been hunting whitetails in Missouri for 40 years and yet I killed one of my best whitetails ever (144") on day 7 of what was supposed to be a mule deer hunt in Montana. -
Another rifle I want but don't need. The .264 Win Mag.
If you have the financial means, just buy it. It's a very cool cartridge and critters won't like it. I'm waiting on a .264 WM build myself.😁 -
Adventures with the 257PRC
Nice rifle! I just recently changed the rifling twist on a new build to stay below 300,000 RPM with jacketed bullets at the velocity the cartridge is capable of.- sambo3006
- Post #10
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Big Bullets for Big Animals?
Another vote for the 8mm Rem Mag. I shoot the 200 gr Partition. I've taken a 310" and 320" bull elk with it, plus 3 bears and a bunch of whitetail deer. It shoots itty bitty groups and kills with authority. Other cartridges need not apply.:cool: -
My 2024 limited entry Utah rifle elk hunt
Great story! You put in an amazing amount of effort on that hunt. While it isn't a 400" bull like the ones you see with a half dozen people surrounding it and a guiding service logo in the bottom of the picture, it is far more of a trophy the way I see it. Well done! -
1870’s Sharps On Mule Deer
Love it! I don't have any truly old rifles like you do, but I'm planning on trying to fill a doe tag this year with a 1949 Marlin 336 .32 Special with a peep sight. -
Third rifle season Co
Congratulations on your bull! Sorry to hear about the shoulder. Hope you can get it fixed up. Next time on an outfitted hunt, let the young pups do the heavy lifting!:cool: As far as the altitude sickness, next time talk to your doctor about some Diamox to start taking before you leave. It can... -
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The fun is just starting when you pull the trigger- a sheep story
That is awesome! 99% (maybe more than that) of hunters are not capable of doing what you did, myself included. Simply amazing. Well done and richly deserved!- sambo3006
- Post #88
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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first elk hunt success
Great bull! Congratulations! Shame about the broken G3. Are you doing a shoulder mount or a skull mount? -
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Elk in Sheep Country: CO 1st Rifle
That's way more work than I'd put in for a bull. Hat's off to all of you guys! -
Why coyotes need managed
I do know that a dead coyote is no longer a live coyote. I've proven that theory to be true in 4 states and one Canadian province. 😁
