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A buddy of mine has a friend in NM that has caught a couple lions and his method is to take a piece of plywood with a cutout slightly bigger than the trap and put it between him and the lion and walk up the chain, using the plywood as a shield. I haven't saw it in action, but sounds like a good...

"Get high and glass." That's only legal in CO. :ROFLMAO:

Dude, of course I want to win the pack!

Haven't used it on muleys, but have on white-tails. Might be overkill, but you can't kill them too dead. As far as recoil, I would take a 338 win recoil over a 30-06 any day of the week. '06 is sharp recoil. 338 is just a slow shove, I compare it to a muzzleloader. I've had 4 '06s, and am done...

Awesome ram! Congrats!

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I want to win a pack!

Nice buck. Congrats!

Great buck! Congrats!!

300 win mag. Availability and price for ammo is a big factor for me. I have used a 300 for everything from coyotes (overkill) to elk. Can't go wrong with a 300.

Totally agree with Otter. That management buck would have been good enough for me.

Done!

Great Ram! Congrats!!

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Great buck! Congrats!

I need that App!

I'd like to have a PhoneSkope

What a toad! Congrats!!

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Awesome bull. Congrats!

Very nice buck. Congrats!

It didn't take me 14 seconds to say YES!

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Maybe my Vanguard was a fluke, but the best shooting rifle I ever owned was a Vanguard 223. With a Vortex Viper and handloads, I shot under a half MOA. Best group ever was 3 shots in .75" at 300 yards. On the other hand, I had a Howa 1500 223 that struggled to hold 1 MOA.

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I have built 4 from trees I cut down. The first was Eastern Red Cedar. The only power tool that ever touched it was the chainsaw. About 80 hours of work after letting it dry out for 18 months. It was English longbow style, 46#@28". I shot it about 600 times before it broke. I am currently...

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I hunted it with a bow about 10 years ago. We saw more sheep than we did deer, and we only saw 2 sheep. It was covered with OTC elk hunters. I plan to go back some day, but I want to be in better shape. There are some RUGGED canyons that I want to try, but the pack out will be beyond brutal. For...

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LAST EDITED ON Jan-15-17 AT 08:07PM (MST)[p]Same here. They have a giveaway going on too. No fancy accommodations, but that's not what I look for anyway. Sounds like a great price, webpage looks good, seems legit. I would also like to hear some first hand reports. If I hear any, I'll let you...

If it smells like alcohol, rubbing not drinking, you should be good to go.

There are tons of good hand calls out there. Whatever you settle on, practice all you can and experiment. I have 3 Primos open-reed calls, 3 Circe closed reed calls, a Primos crow call that I use to create extra realism sometimes, and I just picked up 2 more calls from Mossback Game Calls. Get a...

I'm starting a custom rifle on a Mauser long action and I'm leaning toward .25-06. What bullets would you suggest for coyotes and bobcats? Thanks for your help.

Just tried some of my son's .243's in it. It will feed if you fiddle with it long enough. Not exactly what I want in a coyote rifle. The .30-06 shells I have load slick as a whistle. Now I'm on the hunt for a long action cartridge that would make a good coyote rifle. Maybe .25-06???? Any other...

Is there a reason to not go with a short action caliber? I was thinking 243AI now for coyotes and maybe some 600 yd gong shooting. Wouldn't the long action allow me to use longer bullets? How much accuracy is really lost due to the action length, or is that not the issue? Thanks again.

The action says, FN Action - Made in Belgium. The barrel says J.C. Higgins, Model 50, next line says Sears, Roebuck, and Co, 583 98 Cal 30-06. Not sure if that helps. I found one other Model 50 on gunbroker in 30-06. That was the only other Higgins on there that wasn't a 22.

I am looking to start a rifle build, and am starting slow. Today, I sold my coyote rifle (I now use a shotgun and leave the rifle work to my partner), and went to a gun shop to look around. In the used section, I came across a FN 98 sporterized for $295 and I couldn't pass it up. It's stamped...