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1 piece big fella! I've tried both. I really don't notice an increase in difficulty in loading with the one piece. I think its a matter of personal preference. It's always an adventure!!!

Working my arse off my friend. It's always an adventure!!!

I hope she doesn't end up with a little "tune up"! It's always an adventure!!!

Cahunter has read a few of my posts. So here's the deal. I bought a Savage LR Hunter .300 WSM a couple of years ago from a friend. Great shooter right from the get go. I sent it back to a guy in Kansas this last year and had him do a few mods to it. Another friend of mine bought a small...

I believe I can start killing big game at 1000+ yards with this load.;-) It's always an adventure!!!

In a 1000 yard tournament, there are flags posted at different distances out to the target at 1000 yards. 9 out of 10 times each flag is blowing a different direction at the same time. So when someone tells me using a wind indicator makes it "simple" I really have to chuckle. This is naive...

Let me know if you need some sweet spots on G Hawkeye! Once of my favorite places to hunt. It's always an adventure!!!

When the States get control of public lands they are only in it for the revenue. They will sell off the "prime land" to the highest bidder and then give the rest back to the public for "public use". The problem is that the rest of the land is useless and the State knows it. If the State has...

I don't frequent this sight much anymore but I'm sure glad to see not much has changed with you Hoss! Stirring the shi+ pot as usual! LOL. I love shooting long range...at targets. I can smack an 8" metal gong 10 out of 10 shots at 1000 yards. But there is a difference in my thought process...

WW, I sure hope someone listens to this. I usually find something I can agree with on your posts. Not everything, but always some well thought out oppinions. This, however, is something I think everyone could live with. It actually gives sportsman a real voice rather than always feeling...

Cody - I used to look at those kinds of statements and wonder the same thing. The way I look at it now is this; My family and I love to do a variety of things that involve the outdoors. The vast majority of those things we can do year around. I prefer to use my time doing things with them...

It's hard to know what to believe and what to do anymore as far as wildlife is concerned. I have friends on both side of the fence. Sportsman groups have given the average Joe an opportunity to get out there and help wildlife. Opportunities that I would never be able to accomplish on my own...

>>My girls all hunt but they >>don't share the need to >>beat their chest like us >>dudes! :-) >> >> >>It's always an adventure!!! > > >How did they get started? Just >wanted to follow dad or >did you bring them out >at a young age? I started shooting with them when they were old enough...

You guys always seem to do it right Doyle clan! Congrats to your Dad! Great experience as a family of hunters and outdoorsmen. It's always an adventure!!!

IMO it's the best caliber out there. I have 2 of them. It's always an adventure!!!

My girls all hunt but they don't share the need to beat their chest like us dudes! :-) It's always an adventure!!!

Drove home at 3:00 am this morning and just about hit 4 bucks in the orchards on the North end of the unit. 2 were really nice. One in particular was 24-25" wide and I would guess near 30" tall. Great looking buck. He's bedded on the back porch of the Gladstan golf course. :-) It's always...

Already done did that DC! I talked to the government trapper and that's pretty much all he's done all summer is deal with rogue bears. It's always an adventure!!!

I pretty much felt the same way deadibob until I came face to face with one in my tent last Thursday. It happened way too fast to get scared or shat myself but what was he after? All of our coolers were in the backs of our trucks in locked boxes. No food in the tent. We ate outside. We had...

Because they can elkantlers! It's not hard to spend a couple of grand on good setup anymore. I have 2 rifles that I have that kind of money tied up in. They aren't hunting rifles though. they are competition rifles. I've got $2500 in optics alone on each rifle. That being said, my father...

We had a bear get a little agressive with us in our wall tent last Thursday night near French Hollow and Center Ridge. Tore right through the wall of the tent with us sleeping inside. That's a pretty agressive bear. I did call the F&G but who knows what will happen from there. I don't know...

GOOD LOOKING GUN! It's always an adventure!!!

I walked out on the hill on a hunt with my Dad when I was 6. I haven't missed a season since then. So 42 very short years. It's always an adventure!!!

Simply put, hunting is a way for me to get out with my family and friends and enjoy a common interest. I love the challenge of matching minds against a raging bull or a wiley muley buck. I gives me motivation to stay in shape and conquer the next challenge with vigor! It's also a place that I...

Good post Hoss! Spot on. It's always an adventure!!!

I think you are right Brian. The hunting industry is based on a shrinking resource. If you don't have animals or oportunity to hunt then you don't have an "industry". My take on the whole thing is this......over the years it's become so comercialized and competitive that there are instances...

Just what I witnessed there RED. Nothing more. I didn't just call a buddy and ask him. I was there and watched as they smoked all of our a$$es. Seals, or any other snipers in the military, shoot what the government pays for and what they allow them to shoot...unless they are competing for...

I'm coming up on Thursday. Apparently I have any 8 year old daughter that will be extremely disappointed if she doesn't get to go. Daddy daughter date here I come. It's always an adventure!!!

I'm in! You may have to help me pack that big ol buffalo out of the Books this year if I draw! I have 18 going in but the odds still suck. It's always an adventure!!!

I'm not so insensitive that I don't understand those guys that can't get around like they used to. That's one of the main reasons my Dad hung up his hunting boots years ago. I understand. But, like Wiley said, game animals need a respit time. Especially in Utah, deer and elk get pounded from...

I'm with Founder on this one. I need something in front of me to keep me motivated, i.e. triathlon, Spartan, marathon, etc. It keeps me motivated to train. I used to be in the best physical shape of the year right after the hunting season and then got pretty lax with exercise through the...

"I'd propose looking at best practices for successful Units and try implementing them on our chronically Below objective units." WW My understanding was that the smaller units theory was designed to do exactly this. I would hope that they stick to a certain plan long enough to see if it works...

I'm more than ready! It's always an adventure!!!

Wiley, You and I have sat on opposite side of the fence in certain situations but you my friend are one of the people I respect the most when it comes to wildlife. You have always put your money where your mouth is. Thanks for posting this information up. I would love to see a list of...

Nope. Not done. I just so happened that the Ice Breaker and Red Rock soccer tournaments were on the same weekend so I had to leave Prism high and dry in the Vortex booth. I coach both of my daughters teams. I have to admit, I really didn't miss it much although I do really like seeing some...

Missed the expo for the first time since it started. Missed seeing some of the people but really didn't miss the expo itself. And they didn't get my donation this year either! Much cheaper weekend in St George. It's always an adventure!!!

LAST EDITED ON Feb-12-14 AT 01:45AM (MST)[p]HC - I'm a little late on this one but there is a reason all of the military snipers are now jumping over to the .338 Edge. Amazing accuracy and you won't out shoot that gun. Hands down the most favorably looked on setup for long range out there now...

>hossblur Before you go >and tell the story you >should get it all correct. > The wolves in Diamond >Fork were planted there by >someone. They did not >come from Yellowstone. Two >of them were killed and >the DNA was sent in >and it was in no >way tied to the Yellowstone >group...

You'll miss it the first year but then after that it's all good! You will be surprised at what you will fill the time with and my bet is that it's not all hunting. :D It's always an adventure!!!

+1 goofyelk!! You hit that right on the head. It's always an adventure!!!