Are you saying you want to cut down the carbon barrel on your current rifle? I'm not sure if that is possible. I also have a 24" carbon barrel that I'd like to put a can on, but am a bit worried about length, less so weight.
I had too many high hits early in my hunting career that now I zero my rifle dead on at 100 yards. Mostly on antelope, but I seemed to constantly hit high and blow out the spine/backstrap. I never lost an animal, but sometimes have to put at least one more round into the animal (one instance was...
In Wyoming, you have to buy preference points and it is separate from the draw. So, you can draw a tag in the spring and then you can buy a preference point in the fall.
Yikes, how existential is this? I've often felt I 'needed' to fill a tag but when I didn't everything was totally OK. Also, be careful about paying with wild game meat...
Yes it is a small piece sold to GTNP, but it is bordered on all sides by public land and hunting is allowed in all of those areas currently and will continue with this sale. While it is a lot of money, it is hard to say that this parcel going to GTNP won't benefit wildlife. All manner of...
My kids are 2.5 yrs apart as well. Second time was (and continues to be...) way way harder than the first time. Our second just turned one and he is coming into his own. His toddler brother, however, has never been more of a terror. I haven'd had a full nights sleep since August.
Wyoming cow on the day before Thanksgiving. Rem 700 .25-06 shooting 100 grain Barnes. Made a good shot and she didn't go 25 yards. Really liking that setup.
Maybe you should talk to CPW to implement age restrictions. Don't blame the hunter for being legal and ethical. Would you be upset if a new hunter shot a forky? What about shooting calves and fawns? Is that wrong?
Ok these are still taking up space and I want to get rid of them. The 240 and the Axis softshell remain. How about 50 bucks for the 240 and 100 for the softshell?
I got an electric last year. I think it works well although I have never owned a snowblower in my life. It does struggle with wet heavy snow (battery life mainly), but here in SE Idaho, it is mostly on the dryer side. I didn't want to deal with the hassle that came with a gas snowblower.
With Trumps plan to unleash American energy, transferring public land to the states would mean the Fed government would miss out on all that O&G revenue. I highly doubt they would want that.
As a guy who despises recoil and muzzle blast (need to think about a suppressor), the .243 is intriguing. I'm a big fan of the .25-06 for just a little more oomph without much more recoil. But, it is a long action and really needs a 24" barrel to develop velocity. A .243 is a short action and is...
It can be. I'd definitely call the WGFD office in Jackson. They will likely tell you if they have seen elk on the refuge or not. I did hear that there were 400 elk on the South Park feedground just south of Jackson the other day. And, I watched ~200 elk move out of the Horse Creek feedground...