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Should Have Bought A Tundra
I have a work truck so I don’t get to choose what I drive. My wife said she’d like to try a truck last month as long as I got a front bench so we can fit 6. I sold her van and went to the Yota dealership that afternoon. I won’t drive anything but Honda’s or Toyota’s if I’m paying for...- Stubaby
- Post #132
- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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Quick Montana trip
judas. That’s a haul. Having lived in Billings for 11 years and having buddies to have lived there their whole lives helps. That’s a long A$$ drive. -
Road rash deer
Judas. You can literally see his shoulder blade. It’s like a waking cadaver. -
Quick Montana trip
Just figured the guy pumping gas in the back ground wouldn’t want his face on the www for no reason. -
Quick Montana trip
I actually had a place lined up if I didn’t find what I was looking for on public. Now I can pay my taxidermist with the money. -
Quick Montana trip
Everything is for sale. All this time and you still don’t get the joke. -
Quick Montana trip
On Sunday morning I saw the weather forecast for Monday and decided to get back to the old stomping grounds for a day or two. It took 6 hours to get from Ennis to Harlowtown with the roads Sunday afternoon. Was able to fill my Montana elk and deer tags. Both on public. I got a little... -
New Rifle.......
The blueing on my B14 Hunter is also not so great. Granted I don’t take super good care of it like I should. I take it everywhere and she always shoots great. Is there a chance that cerakoting a rifle effects accuracy? -
New Rifle.......
I saw a timber on sale about a year ago at sportsman’s. Just for fun I asked the guy if I could see one in 6.5 Awesomeness. The the Monte Carlo cheek and the right hand palm swell fit sooooo good. I haven’t been able to talk myself into putting glass on it let alone send a round down the... -
Moose Herd in Big Horns
Here’s a Burgess Bull from a few years back. The Bighorns are awesome!!!- Stubaby
- Post #11
- Forum: BIG THREE - Moose, Goat, Sheep
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Wasatch Elk Hunt
I want in. I live nearby. Be glad to help anyway I can. PM sent. -
Swarovski spotter
If you have the wide angle and your friend doesn’t and you both compare them sxs, yours will come up Missing before your next hunt together. Haha. -
Thinking of adding a pair of 15x56 binos
I’d pit a pair of 12x50 EL swarovision up against the 15x56. I have to be honest. For the money, I’d sell your vortex 10s and buy some Swarovski in 10x42. Sell your vortex spotter and get a swaro spotter. When you figure in eye strain, field of view, clarity, low light... -
Swarovski spotter
Try finding one with the 25-50 wide angle. Field of view is more appreciated than power at that point. Once you look through the wide angle—going back to the 20-60x eyepiece feels like you are looking through a straw. -
Region 7 Montana
Not sure. Older than 3. Younger than 6? Inside spread is 19”. G4’s are like 5”. It takes a deer who has good everything to pull a tape past 170. That’s why Boone and Crocket for typical is net 180. A typical frame with all the deductions taken away from asymmetry is a bIG... -
Region 7 Montana
One Fourty Six. That’s right 146. I killed him with an arrow a month after that picture. I doubt he would ever break 160. Ever. Like many people say——if you are hunting just for numbers or what other people think then you are hunting for the wrong reasons. Shoot what makes you happy... -
Region 7 Montana
Just for fun. If you see this buck on a ridge would you shoot it? Second question what does he score? Art, how old do you think it is? -
Region 7 Montana
If it looks like this and you pass, you’ve made a mistake. I got to hammer this buck at first light then cross paths with Antlerradar right at dark the same day(great day). This buck grosses between 168”-171” and was on some BLM in region 7. I’ve seen some older and heavier bucks on... -
