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Nice buck for the wife
This past weekend was one for the memory books. I was able to take my wife on her first deer hunt. She didn’t grow up in a hunting household, and has slowly been getting involved in it more since we got together. About 6 years ago she went on her first duck hunt and has been hooked on waterfowl... -
Stocky's Stock Accublock vs Greyboe (Outlander?)
I’d definitely try the suggestions given above in the other post before buying a new stock. I have a stocky’s composite accublock LRC. I don’t have any flex with the stock. Shoots amazingly well now. Only negative about this particular stock is the weight. I’m now considering giving their... -
Mule deer success
Here’s some better pics of the base. I just remembered I had posted it https://www.hunttalk.com/threads/new-pedestal-base.298573/#post-3012099 -
Mule deer success
Thank you! I built the pedestal in the spring for a blacktail mount. Had the idea for a few years and finally got time to put it together. -
Mule deer success
With the craziness this year has brought, it was nice to get away and go on our annual deer hunt. With 2 tags in our pockets, my brother, nephew and I were on our way to an out of state location. The weather forecast was looking to be in our favor with cold temps and snow coming during the... -
Unit 74 Colorado
Good luck. Was some snow up there during 2nd season and more coming this weekend. The deer in that unit migrate pretty quickly -
CO 2nd Season Mule Deer
Good luck! Hunted gunnison a few years ago during 2nd and really enjoyed the hunt. Will be leaving on Friday for another area. Hoping the snow forecast is correct! -
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Boyd's or Stocky's Stocks
I bought one of Stockys accublock stocks. No issues with purchase. Fit was perfect and it closed up my groups to well under MOA. -
New pedestal base
Thanks guys! It was a fun project. Might have to build a few more now after some friends have seen it.- ridn9high
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- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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New pedestal base
Finally had time to build a new base for the blacktail. Have had this idea for a pedestal for a couple years, just never got around to doing it. While sitting at home during this crazy virus crap, it was time to get after it. The fun part of this project was making the worm holes, then taking...- ridn9high
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- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Colorado Mule Deer
Hard to say without knowing the unit or part of the state. Even then, the weather will play a big roll too. I’ve hunted a unit in the middle of the state during 2nd season and found the deer from 11-13k elevation and not leaving those elevations. A few years before that, I hunted a unit in the... -
Last morning hunt
Ended the waterfowl season here in Oklahoma with a very quick 2 man limit of drakes and some bonus geese. We were covered up for about 20 minutes and picked out the drakes as they came in. After finishing out our limit, we waited around to see if the local geese wanted to play. Had the first...- ridn9high
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Suppressor on Hunting Rifle
Bought my first suppressor in January and had it on its first deer hunt in November. It’s already been involved with a few deer tags being filled. Now I’m looking at buying another for my smaller barreled guns -
What is the 1 rifle you regretted buying or wished you never had bought?
The only one I’ve bought and regretted was a Ruger M77 30-06, with a skeleton stock. Hunted with it for a few years and ended up selling it for What I paid for it. -
What rite to get.
What about adding a brake? It would reduce a ton of recoil -
Colorado unit double dos
Heard it’s been very tough up there this year! Keep covering ground. Send me a PM, I had that hunt a couple years ago -
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Your Favorite Rifle
Hard to pick one, but if I had to, it would be my Rem 700 SPS in 308. I have always enjoyed shooting this gun, but really like it now. This past year, I've swapped out the stock, threaded the barrel, and added a Trigger Tech. Here is 3, 3 shot groups at 100 from the last trip to the range... -
