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My favorite load for two of the 300 RUMs I shoot is the 200 gr Accubond using Retumbo powder. My preference is shooting heavy bullets in big magnums, and especially at the speeds a RUM will produce. With 200 gr Accubonds my loads average 3200 fps and 3257 fps depending on the rifle. Retumbo...

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LOL....Fortunately not using speculation within this thread was limited to animals that were lost/not recovered. Since the deer was in fact found dead I took the liberty to use this exception and speculated to the best of my ability.

My son shot a buck at 600 yards last weekend with a 143 ELDX out of a 6.5 PRC. Perfect lung shot. Buck ran about 20 yards and tipped over dead. Bullet exited, but one interesting thing was there were two exit holes when we skinned him out, one higher mid body and the other coming out through...

I was able to buy mine online. Got in the que, waited my turn for a couple of hours and bought my tag. No issues for me.

"Dude, of course I want to win the pack!"

I want that pack!

I want to win a pack!

LAST EDITED ON Oct-03-18 AT 08:53PM (MST)[p]I need a pack!

I want the hunt app!

Got mine today

I want a ViperSharp!

I need a pack

I need a pack

Barnes 250 gr TMZ with the blue sabots are what I shoot in my Omega with Blackhorn 209. I mainly use it for deer. If I were going after elk I would also give the 290's a try and then shoot whichever bullet shot the best.

Great lookin' mount!

Never shot a moose but my vote would be Accubonds.

Not sure if you need a long or short action stock but there is a short action McMillan stock for sale on eBay right now for a Ruger M77.

Congrats on another great bull!

LAST EDITED ON Sep-14-17 AT 10:35PM (MST)[p]My 300 RUM load.... 200 Grain Accubonds on top of 94.4 grains of Retumbo in a Remington case with a 215GM primer gets me 3150 fps It's by far my favorite load. I may try developing a 212 gr ELDX load next but it's hard to move away from something...

Congrats on a nice goat! I've had Mike at Sage Basin do a few deer euro mounts for me and he does a nice job.

I have a pair of the Leica HD-B's and have really liked them so far. Having binoculars, a range finder and ballistic calculator all in one unit works well for what I do.

My experience has been that game meat which is cut, wrapped in paper, and kept in a freezer that is NOT a "frost free" model will last a long time....multiple years. Cook it up and try it. If you don't like how it tastes the meat's headed for the trash anyway.

In my TC Omega I have been shooting 250 grain Barnes Spit Fire T-EZ's using 80 grains (measured by weight) of Blackhorn 209. Combination shoots well and I am able to to reload multiple shots before having to swab the barrel.

Thanks for checking it out and reporting back.

Still waiting for my bear points to be updated as well.

I use the Caribou Gear bags and have been happy with them.

We were checked last year and had the tag attached to the head. Officer explained that we had it wrong and asked that we move it from the head to a hind quarter. We moved it right then. They didn't make a big deal about but this year we made sure to do it right.

Congrats on an awesome buck!

Congrats on a great buck!

Looks like you're having a great summer! Congrats on already tagging a nice mule deer! I'll be down that way this weekend looking for a lope to chase on the muzzy hunt. If I end up in your neck of the woods maybe I'll run into you. Best of luck!

Check with Kings Camo.

I researched a number of bino harness systems and ended up going with Horn Hunter. I have really liked it so far but I don't carry my range finder on it. My second choice was the FHF Gear model.

I use a small flathead screw driver that fits the primer pocket. Couple twists and the fouling scrapes out. I do this before throwing the brass into the tumbler.

Awesome buck!

Great looking buck. Looking forward to seeing the more recent photos of him.

Very nice!

Getting a great animal is one of the best payoffs there is after putting in a lot of hard work! Congrats.

Congrats on a great buck! I say mount him up!

Congrats on getting a great buck!