Mule Deer draw

[1bear2013]

What is the time frame for CC's getting hit? I haven't been hit yet, so when should I start getting disappointed that I didn't get a tag for the 2nd year in a row?

 

[adamwipp07]

What state are you looking for?

 

[1bear2013]

Yeah I guess that would help, Utah.

 

[kreaton]

Depends on what card you put it on too (whether or not they'll show pending charges right away) I started having a mini panic attack thinking I didn't draw. I used my cabela's card and it was hit the 16th but didn't show til this morning around 8 AM there's still hope!

 

[elkfromabove]

>What is the time frame for
>CC's getting hit? I haven't
>been hit yet, so when
>should I start getting disappointed
>that I didn't get a
>tag for the 2nd year
>in a row?

Check for your draw history update on the DWR website!

 

[jester]

Their done ..e mails are out and you can check
app history.

 

[muley505]

+1 on the Barnes. I shoot the 250gr. TMZ, and it does wonders on anything it hits, elk, deer, or otherwise. I prefer two of the 777 Magnums over three of the 50 grain standard pellets because I think it burns more efficiently in a shorter column even though it's essentially the same powder. I've had more than one person say they can see their third 50 grain pellet burning as it is going out of the barrel (which does not help your velocity any). I shoot a Remington Genesis with a 28" barrel and two Magnums, and I get a little over 2000 fps out of it. If you are shooting a 26" barrel, I would recommend the Magnums just because your powder column is shorter and burns quicker, which is beneficial when you have less space to burn it in. My current setup will shoot 1? groups at 100 yards, so accuracy is not an issue either. However, if you are getting good accuracy and velocity out of your current setup, I would keep it as is. There?s no sense in fixing something that isn't broken.

Good luck. BTW, just out of curiosity, which unit did you draw?