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Lost one of my mules this week...:(
Cherish the memories made with Frank and friends over the years. He enriched your life and theirs... Truly sorry for your loss.- PNWGator
- Post #24
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Hello from the Gulf Coast
Welcome! You’ve chosen an excellent online community to facilitate your journey. -
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In the market for a range finder.
My Sig Kilo 2000 failed during a hunt. It would read random ranges under all circumstances regardless of the distance or target. My hunting partners Sig Kilo failed during a hunt the following season. Virtually identical failure. Both were under warranty and were replaced by Sig. I... -
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Caliber suggestions.
If your state allows big game hunting with a .22 center fire, I‘d personally choose a the 77 TMK out of a .223 and never look back. If not, the 95 NBT out of a .243 is another option. The .257 and .308 would both be just fine. If you insist on one of those calibers and you like a svelte... -
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Use Enough Gun
The ‘value’ of the smaller chambering is increased accuracy and precision and higher hit rates, especially for new riflemen. Paired with phenomenally designed projectiles, there is no downside related to terminal performance. -
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Favorite conceal carry choices
Has your wife figured out a holster? My wife has been through a bunch and currently has two preferred boosters. She carries the Fabriclip Wingman the VAST majority of the time. Works well with a woman’s wardrobe. Other holster is an Alessi Shoulder holster. The fabriclip has been her ‘go... -
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One gun to do it all .25 sst (Sherman short tactical)
The 131ace is an awesome bullet with excellent terminal performance. You’re on the right track building around this bullet. -
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"Get a Good Grip on It",,,,Your Hunting Rifle
What the heck is “radish snapping”?! -
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Hello from the capital of MT.
Welcome! Another fellow horseman eager to learn from your experiences. -
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Outfitter Welfare Gumbo
Four IPAs to wash it down? In all seriousness, looks amazing!- PNWGator
- Post #17
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Idaho Unit 55
Not aware of a general rifle tag for 55. You mean archery? -
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Best Water Bladder on the Market?
Platypus 3L big zip has worked awesome for me. The reason I chose this model over the standard is the ease in which you can clean and dry the bladder. I’ve had zero issues with the closure.- PNWGator
- Post #17
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Wade Sanders From Arizona
Welcome! You live in a great place. Enjoyed the heck out of SE AZ during my Army days there. -
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ATV Upgrade
Yamaha or Honda is where I’d look first. We have a Polaris that we use daily and I wouldn’t give the thing to my worst enemy. Always maintained. Breaks down regularly. Know a retired ATV/UTV mechanic and he told me that Polaris machines kept a roof over his head and food on his families table...- PNWGator
- Post #13
- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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My 2020 season in photos
Fantastic season summary and amazing photos! Thank you for taking the time to share. Man...the beer in UT though...- PNWGator
- Post #77
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Interesting article...Covid, fly fishing, and the the outdoors in general
Salmonchaser...you made the right decision. A career in public service serving others plus a career helping others achieve their outdoor dreams. Says a lot.- PNWGator
- Post #73
- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Crispi, Hoffman, Schnee’s Boots?
They’re awesome if they fit your feet! Ben had a pair and he TRIED to love them and couldn’t as they simply didn’t work for his feet. He gifted them to a bud who absolutely loves them. As an aside, have you run over to Hoffman’s and tried their explorers or summits?- PNWGator
- Post #4
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Managing Joint Inflammation (Long Term Strategies)
My wife takes Aloe Vera oral supplements as an otc anti inflammatory for her jacked up back from a horse wreck. She swears it’s been of great benefit and without side effects.- PNWGator
- Post #51
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
