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  1. Guy

    Photography- one photo a day

    Bull moose in rut, September, Grand Teton National Park.
  2. Guy

    Driving into Canada with long guns

    I haven't taken a rifle into Canada since 2017, but it was pretty simple. There was a good website with all the rules, and even the forms to fill out ahead of time. I did that, then declared the rifle with U.S. Customs before leaving the U.S. side. The Canadians didn't even want to see the...
  3. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    This one was successful! I've noticed that often they'll eat the fish head first, then take the fish back to the nest to share, or devour it themselves elsewhere. Very active along the river with all the young osprey flying now.
  4. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    Dog and I walked this morning, we often go to a floating pier on the Columbia River. Today a juvenile osprey that's only been flying for a couple of weeks, was hanging out on the handrail, checking the river below for fish! It was only about 30 yards from the nest and this osprey has little fear...
  5. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    In central Washington with a group of about a half dozen muley bucks. Guy
  6. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    Taken this morning while walking my dog along the Columbia River:
  7. Guy

    6mm /.243 hunting success on Big Game

    Mostly my son uses it now, but I've still got this 6mm Rem 700 BDL that I got new in 1974. It's taken rockchucks, coyotes, whitetail and mule deer over the years. Most of the deer success over the past 20 years or so was with the handloaded 95 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip. At 3100+ fps via...
  8. Guy

    Advice for Solo hunts

    I hunt alone often. Am 68 now and haven't backpacked in years, but I take the Jeep either from home, or set up a camp, and hunt. Deer and antelope are a lot easier than elk to pack out. One of my most satisfying hunts was just a few years ago when I headed out from home well before sunrise on...
  9. Guy

    Is this overkill😂

    Why would it be overkill? If it works for you, that's great! Should prove to be a very high quality scope. I hope it serves you well. Regards, Guy
  10. Guy

    .25 Cal (Quarter Bore) / Big Game Success - 25 Creed, 25-284, 25-06, 25 PRC, 25 SAUM

    And quite a few more. Sorry, nothing real new & snappy, just the 25-06 Rem 700 6x Leupold and either 100 gr Barnes, 115 gr Nosler Ballistic Tip, or the 115 gr Berger VLD. Ranges out to a bit over 400 yards. All but one muley were one-shot kills. I do love the soft kicking, accurate, lethal 25-06...
  11. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    Sorry for the poor quality. Pre-dawn photos of some bull elk in Washington State. No, I haven't drawn the tag for that area. Yet. :) Guy
  12. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    Wyoming bull moose in the rut. Taken with my Olympus OM-D and 75-300 lens: Regards, Guy
  13. Guy

    Pics of animals you weren't hunting

    Wyoming September a few years ago. No tag. No rifle. But a camera and hiking boots. Taken in Yellowstone with my Olympus OM-D and 75-300 lens.
  14. Guy

    .223, 22-250, .243 for Yotes

    25-06 with 115 gr Berger VLD (the thin-jacket version) is... Decisive. It dropped right where it had been standing. Off-side hide? Pretty much blown wide open. Too ugly for a photo.
  15. Guy

    Photography- one photo a day

    They really are, and quite a predator! I've even watched one stalking a pair of small ducks... Photographed this one from my fishing kayak on the Columbia River, Washington.
  16. Guy

    Photography- one photo a day

    Good morning! Photo taken along the bank of the Columbia River, Chelan County, Washington: Guy
  17. Guy

    Spring Bear As First Western Hunt

    Sure. I went with Cameron Outfitters. They're based in Darby Montana and have guiding rights to a huge chunk of the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness. They've got drive-to camps as well as their backcountry wilderness camps. https://cameronoutfitters.com/ Regards, Guy
  18. Guy

    Spring Bear As First Western Hunt

    I just enjoyed a fun and interesting spring bear hunt in Idaho - the state makes it easy and inexpensive for a non-resident to get a license and tag, or even two bear tags in some areas. They're trying to reduce the number of predators so perhaps help the elk and deer populations. This time I...
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