If I'm packing out an animal and my pack doesn't weight 100 pounds, I generally put some extra rocks in there just to get to triple digits. Its not worth shooting an animal unless you have to carry an obscene amount of weight over many many miles. #Keephammering.
You should be able to reverse the rear mount, that should get you another centimeter from what it looks like, but a shorter stock is probably the preferred method. Sounds like time to get a new rifle!
Correct, the areas that are open for application are just that - doesn't mean there will be development, just means that those are the places that they will accept applications from. I haven't dove into the EIS yet, but I think all other lands administered by BLM are off limits? At least for the...
There was a point in time where I thought it was quite important and it certainly is for some people. I shoot out to 500 yards - maybe 400 on an animal so its not that big of a deal. I generally shoot monos light and fast, so usually lowish BC's. Doesn't seem to make a difference.
I used to clean my guns just about every session, which was like 20 rounds ish. Then I had kids and now I clean about once a year, Usually after hunting season because I won't shoot for a few months generally. Haven't noticed any difference in accuracy. I generally clean with Hoppes #9 to get...
My wife took this stuff called Unisom while she was pregnant. It helped her so I took it backpack hunting this past fall and it worked like a dream! If I was in serious grizz country I'd think about one of those electric fences.
Dude, your missing the hidden gem, the Pearl of the Rockies, aka Eldora! I gave up on the I70 grind from Boulder the last couple of years I lived there. Started hitting the Pearl and it was awesome. If you're into backcountry, there is some good stuff there and very few access it.
If I were an anti hunting group, I would make the argument that wolves can be pretty hard on mountain lions. In fact, wolves kill outright kill mountain lions and also alter prey behavior enough that it makes it harder for lions to hunt (Prey stay out in the open more as opposed to in forested...
I watched some of the Blue Zone doc on Netflix. I think the host just chose what he wanted to and said "this is why people live so long." He went to Italy and talked to some ladies deep frying potatoes and cheese and then went to sheepherder and milked goats with them. His conclusion was that...