I’ve already got the stock, but when I shoot it I’ll be paying attention to that. Certainly would make an important addition to the article if I switched. Thanks for the intel!
What caliber was that and did you have a can or brake on your Altitude stock when you got that muzzle jump?
In all seriousness, I do have the Mesa Precision already ordered. I spent some time looking at the Rokstock thread, and maybe I'll one day I will regret not waiting, but I am certain the Altitude will do everything I'm going to ask of it.
Partly because I had chosen the Mesa Precision before hunting season, and partly because I just came out of the mountains from a season of guiding and hunting and haven't taken the time to read or listen to details on the Rokstock. I clearly should spend less time in the woods and step up my...
Oh shoot. Yep. Forgot to include that. I've got the Banish Backcountry suppressor already. I'll be running a pretty short barrel (probably 20") for that.
Hey all. I'm getting ready to start an upgrade to the basic Tikka rifle build I put together a few years back. Round one of the rifle was intended as a 400-yard rifle for western hunting and around 20 big game animals later, I'd say she's done the trick.
Here's that piece...
3 bears in Oregon. 2 in Washington. I wouldn't mind seeing some dedicated YouTubers getting after 'em more than they do already! I didn't get my one bear in Wyoming this year, so may have to make a trip out to the PNW!
This is certainly the point, man. Not a single state across the west has populations approaching their historical highs, and likely never will, so I figure we might as well be grateful for what we have instead of being sour all the time.
Yep. Gotta account for cheatgrass invasion, chronic wasting disease, a lack of logging/forest fires, housing developments on the winter range, feral horse expansion, drought, and a new 4-predator landscape since the time those objectives were set.
Yeah if there's one thing you can count on with this forum, you'll find there are no deer left in any state and all states suck at what they do.
Related to your post, I was debating as well, but landed on CO for 2024 because I am not sure more points than a handful will do a guy much good...
Okay! Finally got a good one! Thanks, @Amos Moses
The reissue process in Colorado and Nevada are certainly great ways to pick up some opportunity. It'd be cool if more states did those.
All I seem to see and read and hear is how everyone wants their state to manage deer hunting opportunities differently. Doesn’t matter the state, it’s the same song and dance over and over again.
It feels like nobody actually enjoys their time chasing grey ghosts anymore, so I wanted to fire...
Man, I dove into the F&G mule deer plan and you’re so right, I didn’t realize they had an entire section related to hunter congestion. Their surveys are kinda guiding the results there.
I’d like to know thoughts on the hybrid model in units - where have controlled hunts with dates top of a...
I think the piece you’re missing is any sort of metric to guide this process man. Like, at the end of the day the G&F manage hunters and season dates based on buck ratios. So you’re trying to talk to them about hunter pressure when that’s a subjective measuring tool from one person to another...
Great attitude to have! And agreed, it’s important to talk with the actual powers that be more than randos on the internet if you want to get anything done