Recent content by Pre64

Posting pics was very, very, very, poor judgement. Good chance this is not an isolated event. Is this the guy you want running the show? Three esses???

I find it a wonderful management strategy. Yes, many 1 year old forkies and spikes are taken. I'm no biologist and I don't know how long it takes to get rid of a trait but the big forkies are still there. There are several big forked horns, 2X3s, and 2X4s taken every year. I shot a 26"...

>LAST EDITED ON Aug-25-18 >AT 08:28?PM (MST) > >I never did understand why Idaho >would want to kill off >their young 2point bucks. And >can't understand why anyone would >want to participate in it >either. >I've heard it's a zoo out >there. But if that turns >your crank go for it. >...

I use 130 ABs but that load is for everything and its loaded hot. Very happy with accubonds. This is a good application for a stout bullet.

That's always been my assumption. n

I considered one. Read too many posts like this one. Good luck.

On the other hand, BTs have not been reliable form me. I'd rather use core lokts.

"F&G can't even enforce roadless rules now. Id like to see more effort put towards that than coming up with rules like these." THAT

Sounds like more ambiguous laws in the making. I call BS on the cell phone rule. I've shot elk and hiked to a place I can get coverage to rally the troops to come haul out my elk. Is this an aid to hunting??? If history holds true they will not define it and it will be left to the warden to...

Its either a huge conspiracy designed to screw hunters and raise revenue or........business as usual. I just can't decide.

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I'm jealous. I had my hands on a pre-64 .375 and also one of the last model 70's from Connecticut in .375. Both opportunities arose when the check book said no. You should wallup the wapiti.

Designed in 1912. The God Father of belted magnums. Tons of rich history. I loved reading Capstick's books and he was fond of it. Why anyone would care to embrace a rifle with such a heritage and legacy is beyond me.

Gonna be a hard winter on the critters.

Many years ago I read a well written article from a guy who had done a great deal of culling work around yellowstone. His two rifles were an 06 and a .375. The gist of the artice was a comparison between the two calibers for elk. He did his best to control for shot placement and range. The...