Recent content by Lvs2hunt1

Pretty clear to me. Red Dot not to exceed 1X. No restriction on MOA. For hunting purposes I would use the the 1 MOA dot so as not to cover the target as much at ranges past 50 yds.. Personally, I'm using the Williams WP globe/peep sight system. Less to go wrong.

Totally agree. Very rarely is a decent early-mid season tag available to adults in the Secondary Draw. Sometimes they'll be a few tags available for the late season rifle tags when the cold weather sets in or dates are close to Thanksgiving.

You should well with the rifle. Just like shooting fish in a barrel, just kidding. Prepare well and maximize your enjoyment in filling the tag.

After Memorial Day weekend. Figure Tues. 5/28. Hoping for another bull tag in my local unit.

Better yet I was thinking of dialing down my high power scope to 1X and then applying Loctite (Blue) to it.

Got my email late yesterday. Elk unsuccessful, again.

In rainy/snowy conditions during muzzy and rifle seasons I use electrical tape. The pros say it doesn't change POI. If it's raining really bad I put the muzzy inside a contractor and stand hunt (or just head back to camp and drink coffee until the front passes).

Shucks, Crossfire? I'd rather take my chances with a World Class Tasco (sarcasm).:ROFLMAO:

I stand corrected. Thanks

At conventional open sight muzzleloader hunting ranges (up to 150 yds. for me) the hashmarks can be easily seen/discerned and they are sufficiently spaced so as not to confuse the shooter. As with any low light conditions one needs to determine how far they can accurately shoot at an animal...

I already have 2 muzzleloaders set up with Williams Western Precision peep/front sights (ballistic reticle). I would consider a 1X scope if designed with a similar reticle and higher quality than the "el cheapo" Crossfire. C'mon optics manufacturers get cracking and come up with something of...

Onx is my go to navigation/e-scouting app. Had GoHunt for application/draw strategies for several years but never really fully utilized their mapping software. Concluded that their mapping stuff had mostly info I wasn't interested in geeking out about. Saved some $ that I use now for buying tags...

Hard to say. In my experience, when a Western F&G agency makes a significant change to their hunting season dates, tag quotas, and/or weapons restriction it normally takes about 2 years before the draw odds stabilize. Anybody's guess, I just go with my gut until then. I guess will know about UT...

If you are willing to hunt public land there's always leftover CO deer muzzy tags. If you're totally locked in on an unrestricted LO voucher look to the e. plains and open your wallet nice and wide. Mid-October on the plains is really slow hunting (mornings/evenings) but the pressure is limited...

I think you would loose that argument with the Wyo warden. Most would agree that packing out down game is part of hunting. Can we say Citation, please.