technically stick bow season opened last week but sitting pat until the first when rifle season opens
any 49ers or canucks have luck yet this season?
any 49ers or canucks have luck yet this season?
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platte valley?
Took the two oldest to Wyoming last weekend for chasing doe antelope. Hopefully we'll have enough points to chase bucks in a few years. I need to add another suppressor to the herd for the boy's rifle.
***** River country.
The point game has changed dramatically in the past two years. We’re open to other units but I need to do a bunch of research to find one with decent opportunity.
That's GREAT! Congrats, man.Got the little man out this weekend for our youth season. He is pleased with the outcome.
I haven’t been making knives since we moved 5 years ago. I keep saying “this is the winter I’ll have time” but haven’t made much progress. My kids getting older and starting fostering kids has really limited my free time. I really do want to get back into it thoughAre you still making knives?
Needs more pics!Had a clear evening Monday before the snow was supposed to hit Tuesday morning so figured I better have a look for elkabou’s close to the house after work.
Had seen 13 cows/calves and an ok bull on a neighbor’s place on Friday from my back yard.
Snuck out stealth mode, belly crawled with my pack up to the edge of the field and looked for a haybale to shoot over while they hopped the fence (grin).
No bales available so tossed up the crossed hiking poles so I could clear the hay growing and snuggled into the 280AI Ascent/LRHS and flung a 150ttsx when he was broadside.
Managed to poke a hole in both shoulders and lungs at 384 and that made him pretty sick, but he was still on his feet trying to keep up with his cows, so he got a second one as he was quartering away at 416. Must’ve had a lot of weight on his right front leg at impact as he fell at the shot, but got back up.
He looked pretty sickly at that point (turns out the top half of his ticker was exploded) but the shooting is the fun part so when he quartered again just enough to clear his hips he got one more for luck at 464 yards.
First time using a reticle on flesh for holdovers, and I like it.
Caught 2 TTSX’s 8” apart in the offside shoulder, and the third exited just touching the outside of it. Great penetration but as per usual slightly different levels of expansion. First one was perfect expansion with one petal lost, second one lost all 4 petals but absolutely fucking crushed the leg bone and joint into powder so I guess thats ok.
4 bone in quarters hanging with rib and neck meat off the bone is 321 lbs, so a fairly reasonable body weight for up here (and heavier than my last two bull moose).