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freezer Idea
I have always brought a chest freezer as well. I usually try to do antelope and mule deer in the same trip, so I am typically gone for more than one week. Sometimes two. A chest freezer is a must. I have one that will run off of a Honda 1000. I recently outfitted my trailer with deep cycle...- jake23
- Post #15
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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7mm-08 vs 25-06
I think that is a good choice (especially being in CA). Plus it fits with your screen name!- jake23
- Post #44
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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7mm-08 vs 25-06
I am in Arroyo Grande (near Pismo Beach). When you are ready to start reloading and have questions feel free to ask. I have been loading for 25 years. Don’t know it all by any means, but I can help you safely get started.- jake23
- Post #38
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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7mm-08 vs 25-06
I agree! I have a .270 (it’s a weatherby, but that doesn’t make that big of difference. .270 win is a proven cartridge) and I love it. I can shoot any animal in North America with it. I am also in California. If your rember the last ammo scare we had, .270 win was the only ammo I ever saw on...- jake23
- Post #36
- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Population Growth and Hunting in Rocky Mountain States
They drive people like me out of California to Montana and Wyoming every year! So yeah, those illegals to impact your trailheads. And speaking of hard on your resources, some time you should go down to the southern border and look at how the wildlife and the resources are impacted by illegals...- jake23
- Post #171
- Forum: Sportsmen Issues
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Late Wyoming Elk Hunt
I believe corner crossing is expressly forbidden in Wyoming....... This is how I effectively navigate checkerboard; Find all county roads that go through the checkerboard areas. You can access any BLM that is touching the county road. That can open up a lot of ground to hunt. Keep in mind... -
Oh yes Wyoming
Two doe antelope tags each for myself, wife, and my dad!! Super stoked!- jake23
- Post #63
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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Getting excited - another hurdle jumped
I grew up in Northern California where the dirt roads are thick clay and it is easy to get stuck no matter what vehicle you have. I have always considered myself perfectly able to drive my truck off road and typically never worry about getting stuck. If I do I always carry strap, shovel, come...
