I only have experience with the Dominus CB on my 6.5 Creedmoor and 6.5 PRC. Pretty negligible changes to POI. I can still make hits on 400-500 yard 12” steel with or without the can.
I’m sure that 338 is heavier and the length/weight create a bigger cantilever.
That said, I always zero the...
Here’s camp for two guys on one horse - all lightweight backpacking gear. Enough food for 7+ days.
You could easily substitute saddle panniers for the pack saddle that we used. We led them in 6+ miles to camp and then day hunted. Rode them when we borrowed saddles from the other horses that...
I think the lead would be a bigger concern than 1,000 clays a year. I’d think you could hit them a disk, tiller, or brush hog to clean them up if you were worried about it.
I shoot a lot of sporting clays and it takes thousands of them to even begin to impact the area.
I generally try to wait until the January late season for whitetail does, as the fawns will be old enough to get picked up by the herd. Have also shot plenty of young deer in some of our units that are management hunts.
I have also passed on lots of archery opportunities when a doe has had...
I’ve hunted antelope with a rifle twice, both times we spent the first 3-5 days hunting mule deer in a different part of the unit.
I was able to take two nice bucks, but all the big ones close to roads with BLM access were smoked or at least harassed. They get pretty skittish after the firing...
Swarovski BTX 95mm, with the 2x magnifier if you think they’ll be closer to 2.5 miles than 0.5 miles.
This is what I use in the field and it often gets setup in the house or on the deck to watch what is going on. Plus it goes to the range with me when shooting.
There is nothing more...
Have you tested the accuracy of the onboard inclinometers, especially on steep angles (45*+)?
Curious how they perform as I know that was a challenge with a lot of rangefinders in the past. I’m thinking of archery hunting scenarios on a cliff above the animal, maybe even a mountain rifle hunt...
I’ve used a few different brands, I really like AAE Max Bond. Loctite gel is great, too.
Whatever you use, throw it away and buy new more often than you think. Once you open it and expose it to air it starts to lose its adhesive properties. I have had issues with glue that was only open for a...
I’d have no concerns about a 165 TSX or 168 TTSX for goats. That’s actually probably a dang good setup. The 165 Accubond would also work well. I killed the one in my profile pic with the guide’s 30-06 and 180 A-Frames when I couldn’t make it happen with the bow.
When I did my Chugach goat hunt in 2022, I wore my Zamberlan 1104 Storm Pro. They are rated a 3 flex by GoHunt. In retrospect, I wish that I had worn my Salewa Vultur (5 flex).
The 1104’s were great and still are a favorite of mine, but I definitely sacrificed some stability when traversing...
I know Gavin’s uncle through work and he expressed a lot of concerns during his senior prior to enrolling at PSU. His biggest worry was that because high school wrestling was so “easy” for him, that it led him astray to all of the off the mat issues. The culture that Cael has there doesn’t work...
For hunting the PNW and coastal areas of Alaska & BC, I’d highly consider either a pair of calked Meindl’s from Hoffman’s or a stiff soled boot with a set of Kahtoola micro spikes or hiking cramp ons.
For the desert, I generally prefer a synthetic boot with a grippy sole. Hard to find non-GTX...
He brings a lot more to the sport/industry than many, and I find him to be genuine with his passion. He provides a lot more positives than negatives. His information and educational material has helped me to become a more proficient archer and bow tech, for that I am thankful.
Sure, he’s a...
He really is a great story teller, probably the best in the contemporary outdoor space. Love the podcast when they have anthropologists, scientists, etc. on the show.