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    Colorado Statewide Bighorn SHeep Tag

    Easy there Kim Jong-Un . . . Just print those off and set them aside, Oak told me he'd personally open-mouth kiss those tickets for good luck.
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    Custom Rifle Completion

    Anytime T Bone! The stock I had tried before was an A1-3, had a great feel to it, just too wide of a forend for the hunting rifle I wanted.
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    Custom Rifle Completion

    I don't typically carry a bipod in the field. I've always just used a backpack or a tripod to shoot from. The exception is antelope hunting, and for that I like the Stoney Point. For practice I shoot from an Atlas and that was the main reason for the picatinny rail on the forend. It does...
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    Custom Rifle Completion

    Thanks guys! The rail is a 2" SRS rail from Seekins Precision. I went back and forth a lot as to whether I wanted a rail or just a swivel stud. I'm still undecided as to whether it was the right choice or not. Mostly depends on which type of bipod you'd prefer to attach. The Bartlein has been...
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    Custom Rifle Completion

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    Custom Rifle Completion

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    Custom Rifle Completion

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    Custom Rifle Completion

    Sorry, technical difficulties with the photos.
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    Custom Rifle Completion

    This gun was just about two years in the making. I've preferred to have one accurate rifle that will run the gambit on big game rather than having several rifles of different calibers. That has allowed me to sell and upgrade what I use over the years. I mulled over calibers for quite some time...
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    go.HUNT.com INSIDER - Welcome to Hunt Talk

    For me, I typically get one out of state hunt in each year and I generally know which state and area i'd be targeting. All other states I'm just gathering bonus points each year. It sounds like they have really useful Intel, but if I could purchase a la carte Id be much more inclined to drop...
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    Introduction

    Another elk killer enters the family. Congrats!!!
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    Exo Mountain 3500 - foliage - $420

    They do have a load shelf and the frame is significantly taller than the NICE frame, allowing for functional load lifters.
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    Exo Mountain 3500 - foliage - $420

    They added some aluminum cross stays for rigidity on the frame; made the lid removable in the 3500 size, changed the straps they use and a few other minor changes. Biggest one was toughening up the frame a tad.
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    Exo Mountain 3500 - foliage - $420

    I like the changes they made to the new pack. Going to be getting one of those.
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    Exo Mountain 3500 - foliage - $420

    Sold
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    Exo Mountain 3500 - foliage - $420

    Let's try $390
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    Exo Mountain 3500 - foliage - $420

    I really liked this pack last year. Lightweight and comfortable, with sufficient pockets to make gear access on day hunts a non-issue. They've made a few changes to it for this year but bumped up the price from $450 to $500. It's in great shape, no stains or tears that I see. I'm trying to...
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    Stone Glacier and Other Packs

    Exo is only in Idaho. I don't think they use dealers at all. I picked up the 3500 and love it. The difference for me between Stone Glacier and Exo is the pockets. 90% of the time I'm day hunting and the pockets make it much more user friendly.
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    Brooks Range caribou float - pic heavy

    Beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!!
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    Dinkshooter's new ride...

    I ran into Dink at the show today. He was marketing this hunting ride . . .
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