Ya, definitely Legend status around there. We had seen him several times from the road like 300 yards away and setup a blind at the age of the field he was feeding. No one had good optics so best we knew he was a big “10 point.” Another family friend was hunting the evening the buck got hit...
Hunting was cooler before fancy phones, although I do enjoy the higher quality photos we get now. Something about physical photos just makes it nostalgic. Glad you have those memories to treasure.
I have many similar photos of deer from our family farm in Ohio. Bittersweet now, mostly...
Also I highly recommend the Quick Stix from Wiser Precision. Pretty stable bipod and it holds the poles together nicely.
Also cork handles are a must IMO.
Aluminum vs. Carbon is personal choice. Peax makes the hybrid one now supposed to be best of both worlds but at the end of the day it’s...
Costco (Cascade Mointain Tech Carbon Fiber) are $30-50 on eBay or Marketplace. I have 3 sets. Had one lower section break but I was going over rock field with 6” of snow and pole went down in and must have snapped but idk if any pole would handle pushing forward that far with just the bottom...
Not my room, just a pic I found online. Search metal gridwall panel accessories I think is what they are called. ULINE carries some, idk if they have the ones in photo though.
I agree, except not to check boundaries but to drop a waypoint and/or start a track. 5 guys and not one of them did? Almost seems impossible in 2025.
It honestly makes me think they figured that out when they got to the bull and pulled out phone to do that so then no one dropped a point or...
Yea, super bummed to read it honestly. I think Andrew has always seemed like a stand up guy. We are all human and make mistakes but mistakes are certainly magnified when filmed and viewed a bunch.
I think the unwritten lesson #3 (which I was a bit surprised he didn't discuss) is don't take a...
Thank you, 🧐. I’m debating between this and the plex, leaning toward the plex. In 10 years I’ve not had a shot at game over 300 yards and only one over 200. Would be going on a 6.5cm I’ll run calculation and see.
Pretty sure every Montana resident on Hunt Talk would gladly pay double. Maybe double wouldn’t be enough to close the gap in reduced NR license sales depending how many reduced, but point being we all know how ridiculously cheap the tags are and are fine with higher tag costs.
Now the majority...
Generally a fan of copper ammo. Been using it for hunting for about the last 5 or 6 years. Unless one subscribes to the grenading effect of a match/berger type bullet I see only benefits at most reasonable hunting distances (3-400 yards and in). The problem I have with those is when a hunter...
Good question, I don't know. Let us know if you find out you can, I would just call a couple suppressor dealers over there and see what they say.
I don't see how being a property owner would have any merit though, but they are bordering states so could see it as a possible loophole but I would...
I don’t disagree as to me it’s a muzzle device, in the same category as a flash hider or muzzle brake.
However I did read that keeping it a 4473/firearm extends 2A protections to them so may be a benefit in the long run. I would also assume in state private transfers would be same as guns...
Yea there was a post by Montana Shooting Sports Association that kinda clarified it. Montana was part of the lawsuit but I guess as a state, not as citizens, supposedly the AG is working on an “advisory." Seems like a dropped ball and joke for a supposed pro-2A state run by R's as the one guy...