WHat you be killin on?
Western States Draw Deadlines: 2017
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Last: 6 yr ago by AgEng06
Pinche pigs
Shoot man they are so pinche I hardly look for em. Go shoot another one instead
I hate DNRs. Hate, hate, hate. I am not in my happy place
Any pig recovered is a mistake in my opinion.
Texags requires evidence so you got to maybe see about them for a few minutes.
We've got the coyotes trained so good they clean one up in a night. I only mess w them if they die in the middle of an oat field.
We've got the coyotes trained so good they clean one up in a night. I only mess w them if they die in the middle of an oat field.
It is a bummer to not find them though
If I learned only 1 thing from Randall Graves its that all this is building up to something greater.
I'm still in this game.
Running outta real estate but still in it. She's leaking a lil bit
Victory is mine! Happy now.
We are satisfied.
Redemption!
Well......that like your opinion man.Sean98 said:
Any pig recovered is a mistake in my opinion.
I personally like fresh bacon, pork belly, and tenderloin.
Like anything else, habitat, food source, and meat handling play a big role in taste.
Anybody have any experience with Sixsite gear? They just popped up on my social media in the last week and then I stopped by their booth yesterday at the Houston extravaganza and wound up buying some of their lightweight pants. Based out of Dallas and founded by a Navy Seal. All American made I believe as well.
All I know is from TexAgs. And that is that they have the crazy stupid expensive store front in the fancy part of Dallas.
I do like tenderloins from a young one, but I mostly consider them nasty, hairy fire ants. I seriously hate them.
While my bow shop guy was making a few adjustments to my setup Sat morning, I started eyeballing some of the lightweight mtn rifles in the store.
Fwiw, the Kimber Hunter in 6.5 CM is the object of my current gun lust.
At any rate, the rifle guy said to make sure of state regs on caliber reqs for elk. He seemed to think there might be a state that requires a min cal of 7mm.
I hadn't even considered this to be a possibility. I think he's mistaken but I haven't really looked in to it. Anyone know for sure?
Fwiw, the Kimber Hunter in 6.5 CM is the object of my current gun lust.
At any rate, the rifle guy said to make sure of state regs on caliber reqs for elk. He seemed to think there might be a state that requires a min cal of 7mm.
I hadn't even considered this to be a possibility. I think he's mistaken but I haven't really looked in to it. Anyone know for sure?
I haven't even remotely considered picking up a rifle to hunt big game in about 15 years so I honestly have no idea.
No idea either.
I ordered some ramcats to play with.
I ordered some ramcats to play with.
Being an archery snob has only limited my hunting options, which sucks...bc I love me some options.
shaynew1 said:
I ordered some ramcats to play with.
Let me know what you think. I'm probably about to order some too. Did you find a deal on them somewhere?
I shot Shuttle Ts last year, but was thinking about looking at something different that might fly a bit better in my bow. My hunting partner loves Ramcats so I figured I'd give you them a shot.
Didn't find a deal. I just wanted a few to start testing.
I just checked a few states for minimum caliber for deer and elk:
New Mexico has a minimum of .24 caliber for elk.
Colorado has a minimum of .24 caliber.
Wyoming has a minimum of .24 caliber for elk, .22 caliber for deer.
Montana has no restrictions.
I've never seen a state require 7mm or larger (doesn't mean one doesn't exist).
New Mexico has a minimum of .24 caliber for elk.
Colorado has a minimum of .24 caliber.
Wyoming has a minimum of .24 caliber for elk, .22 caliber for deer.
Montana has no restrictions.
I've never seen a state require 7mm or larger (doesn't mean one doesn't exist).
I couldn't turn up anything either. He couldn't tell me which state... he just seemed to think there might be one. It seems he's mistaken.
Some scouting reports back made their way back to me and I don't care about anything but skipping ahead a few weeks and shooting a completely mediocre bull.
Even taking a family vacay for a few days this week and I want to skip that too.
Even taking a family vacay for a few days this week and I want to skip that too.
Family vacation to elk country next year. It's a simple plan. Execute
That's the end game..:I get a little closer every year.
We is two weeks from heading to the mountains.
The guys that invited me are also armed w a couple deer tags. It may be candy ass private, but it's going to be a bloodbath.
The guys that invited me are also armed w a couple deer tags. It may be candy ass private, but it's going to be a bloodbath.
I'm getting into that agitated 2 week out mode.
I'm still 5 weeks out from my trip Westward, I'm super excited but I'm also jealous of those who are only 2 weeks out. Good luck! Can't wait to read some hunting tales.
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Soak it up, a-holes. I most likely won't be heading West until January.
Super jealous of you guys going to the mountains in two weeks.
If I have service and I'll do play by play!
Also, one guy is much better at taking pictures than I am.
Also, one guy is much better at taking pictures than I am.
Well maybe nightly recaps.
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