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    Magneto Speed Question

    Yes, from what I've seen it definitely does effect my group size. Not a ton, but 0.5 MOA or so over 10 shots
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    The Great HT 2026 weigh in.

    Yes. You are gonna gain weight on the latter, unless you have a crazy metabolism. I don't understand why it has to be so binary for people. Eat decent most of the time and count your macros. Have a piece of pizza, or a cookie or whatever occasionally, daily if it fits your macros and calories.
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    Hush splitting up?

    That's an even worse dig than I thought, ahahahahahaha.
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    Hush splitting up?

    https://www.dictionary.com/browse/jabroni
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    HT Healthy Eating Thread

    One of my favorites from my college days (I still eat this) is something my brother and I affectionately call 'meat slop': ground venison/elk a quarter to half a cut onion 2+ cups of cut green or red cabbage some garlic spice to taste Pan fry veggies, add meat, season, pan fry together. Add...
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    Influencers Ruining Stuff

    If my spot is easy enough that a guide and client can get in there it can't be that big of a secret
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    Minimum Elk Caliber. what do you think it is.

    IMO, making a poor shot with a 300 or bigger is much higher than a 6mm for almost everyone. So, it's a question of diminishing returns of hit rate vs "damage" or whatever you want to call it. I've shot close to half my elk with a bow, so I never really bought into the "300 Win Mag" or bigger...
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    Hoyt bow for sale - decked out

    No shit
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    2026 sasuage and processing thread

    We already made 125 lbs of sausage this yr; 75 breakfast, 25 hot Italian, 25 Vietnamese.
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    Hammer vs Barnes question???

    I've shot both and seen quite a few animals killed with both (I have not used LRX, so can't comment there). The Hammers, to me, are the perfect balance of tissue damage and minimal meat damage. They are also really accurate, for whatever reason.
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    Deer - lets see em

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    Cementum aged critters - Let’s see them..

    I wonder if a dataset exists of aged animals vs score for different species. Maybe one could be compiled.
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    Cementum aged critters - Let’s see them..

    I think it's well documented that basically any antlered big game animal (and pronghorn) can get big sooner than anyone would expect.
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    Montana 2026 Elk Proposal

    Ask yourself this question...Would you rather have the legislature deciding everything when it comes to Fish and Wildlife or the current Commission? I get the process isn't ideal, or ever will be, but having it be elected, IMO, has a higher probability of making it worse.
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    Wyoming Girl, 12, Stuns With One-Shot Kill From 600 Yards To Bag Huge Elk

    Here's a one from "back in the day" when we packed in late November with horses and shot these 2 bulls. They slid 200 ft down the mountain and hung up with each other, providing a sweet photo.
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    Wyoming Girl, 12, Stuns With One-Shot Kill From 600 Yards To Bag Huge Elk

    God no. I'm the guy in the red jacket, cause you know, your daughter is right.
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    Wyoming Girl, 12, Stuns With One-Shot Kill From 600 Yards To Bag Huge Elk

    Ugh, fine. I don't have a daughter, but my dad died when I was 19 and my younger sister was 12, so I was the one that brought her up hunting. I was there when she shot her first deer, antelope, elk, watched her dump damn near a box of shells standing in the same place during the youth pheasant...
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    Wyoming Girl, 12, Stuns With One-Shot Kill From 600 Yards To Bag Huge Elk

    How many years of hunting experience does that represent?

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