I would highly recommend taking chains and plenty of gas/ other essential supplies. The camp grounds are a good ways off of a paved road no matter which way you go in. If I remember right, it’s something like 20-30 miles of gravel road. Not sure how much snow they’ve had in there this year and...
I use it in conjunction with Archer’s Advantage on a desktop and more or less confirm projected speeds. Is it necessary, absolutely not. Does it increase confidence in my set up, yes.
I have a gen1 LabRadar. From what I’ve experienced, it doesn’t track much past 100 yards for velocity. This really is only beneficial to confirm a ballistic profile (to a small degree), and it comes in super handy for my arrow set up and building an accurate sight tape. But other than that I...
thanks for the Intel. I plan to start with magnum and 4831 behind the 150gr bulldozer 2 from badlands. From there, I’ll branch out. Trying to keep things simple as I’m just learning reloading from a friend that shoots a 270Wby.
Check Natchez shooting supply. They had retumbo the other day in stock. Not sure if it still is in stock but it’s worth a look. Just got my reloading press set up and looking to get started reloading for a new 6.8 western build.
FYI, optics planet has these scopes on sale right now. Until the end of the month you can use code JANEND for an extra 9% off. Came out to just a touch over $1k w/ shipping and tax.
I killed a bull in the Gila last year and when I went to grab my tent I ran into him. Not knowing who he was, I struck a conversation that lead him to sh*t talking his client to me telling me how "fat and unconditioned" he was. He also had him take something like a 900 yard shot on a elk (copy...
I think this depends more on your style of hunting than anything. I have a pair of the 1st gen 16x42s image stabilized binos. I love them for how light weight they are and specifically if I’m shooting my bow and want to see my impacts. They are also great when glassing from the road or trail...
Here's an example of a high lung shot (skip to the 27 minute mark if you don't want the extra entertainment).
I understand there are multiple ways and opinions on killing animals, simply trying to arm you with the information to make your own decisions.
High lung will drop them and kill them. You take out the lungs, and provide enough shock to the spinal cord to get the work done without ruining a shoulder or two. Just my opinion. Others will probably disagree.
Can you hoist your target in a tree or off a light post somewhere in the middle of nowhere? Either that, or put your target on the roof?
OP, take bug spray and sun screen, or dress appropriately for both. At MAF in Purgatory, I always seem to forget bug spray and regret it.