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Area 12 Private Land deer tag 4th season rifle. They draw any elk tags yet?

Ranchland Outfitters in Elk Point Alberta. Just got back about 6 weeks ago. Just amazing seeing 10K geese flying over head in the morning. Rob and his guys work their butts off to get you on geese.

I get 2850 with a near max load of Hodgdon H100v. But shooting 140 grain accubonds.

Drew a tag in 2010 and took him with one shot at 325 yards. Placed the bullet right behind the shoulder (heart shot). He ran about 10 feet and fell over. It was a 300 Win Mag and a 200 grain Nosler Accubond.

>what else did you take with >Jules the gemsbuck is on >my list Kudu, black wildebeest, blesbok, impala, 5 springbok (3 common, 1 copper, 1 black), ostrich

+1 on Jules of the Karoo. Had the time of my life. Jullian, Martisan, and Izak are good people they will take care of you.

I use Hodgdon Hybrid H100v to great effect.

Anybody ever do a Drop Caribou Hunt with Ram Aviation out of Kotzebue? How was your experience? Thanks

LAST EDITED ON Jan-12-16 AT 12:03PM (MST)[p]Wyoming Antelope

Junction Valley CWMU worth burning 9 points on? DWR called me and said the tag is mine if I want it. Talked to the operator not sure I want to burn 9 points which is not many on a 300 class elk.

Thanks for the info gentlemen.

Which unit would you put in for white tail deer?

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Thanks for all the info gentlemen.

+2 on the 200 grain Accubond. Over 73 grains of RL22 getting 3060fps from my 26" Remmy and 2960 with my 23 5/8" Sako. Both shoot Sub MOA groups. With this load I have put a Moose, mule deer, and countless antelope in the dirt.

LAST EDITED ON Mar-13-15 AT 10:25AM (MST)[p]I attended a hunting expo yesterday and got talking about Oryx hunts in New Mexico which I pretty much given up on being a non-resident. He said if I go under contract with an outfitter my chances of drawing on range hunt increase to around 20%...

Thanks for the info.

Is this unit worth putting in for?

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I have got one in .30-06. I like it. It shoots nice tight groups hovering around .75 moa. A little harder to shoot off hand than a heavier rifle. If you do a lot of hiking you will not even notice it is there. My only other gripe is I tend to chew my thumb up loading it with the supplied tally...

>I've never used their services since >I live here but I've >heard nothing but good about >them. FWIW. Chuck Thanks for the reply.

Do any of you have any experiences with Kodiak Charters? http://kodiak-charters.com/ Thinking about doing a hunt/fish trip like the ones they offer.

Congrats Matt and to your girls.

Nice, congrats!!!

I have had good luck with 97 grains of RL33 behind either a 300 grain Berger VLD or Nosler Accubond. Groups nice and tight.

Here is one but it might be out of your area.

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Go Delta through Atlanta. It is still an awful flight but much shorter than going through DC.

>Ok, I'll start over; yahoo! An >oryx hunt is awesome! They >are cool, wary, fleet critters >and they make a stunning >trophy. The "gemsbuck" is one >of the toughest trophies to >anchor also. Tough animals for >sure. >I know a couple guys who >have hunted them State-side and >said it's...

Yup .30-06. The recoil pad on it soft and makes it tolerable to shoot, but then again the recoil from a .300 win does not bother me.

LAST EDITED ON Apr-08-14 AT 01:45PM (MST)[p]I got one and love it. Best group to date was .688". Most hover around .75 moa. I have only shot 180 grain bullets out of it though. Nice to pack, not as easy to shoot as good as a heavier rifle off hand.

The sharp edges on the magazine are also annoying. And the bolt configuration requires you to install high rings for the scope so the bolt clears the the scope. I like the cartridge and the rifle is accurate, but in hindsight I should have waited for Savage to come out with the C-Mag or B-Mag...

Bought a Savage B-Mag a couple of months ago. Sighted it in. Put 5 shots in a target under an inch from a bipod off the ground. Not real fond of the B-Mag ##### on closing. I caught myself trying to close the bolt before it was all the way forward a few times. Its accurate. I know what the 17...

LAST EDITED ON Mar-25-14 AT 10:55AM (MST)[p]Good for NM residents. But I am glad I did not put in for Oryx again this year. Not going to bother next year either or ever. I guess If hunt another Oryx I will have to spend money in Africa again to do so. Too bad Oryx is better than beef.

>Lock Stock and Barrel in Cottonwood >hieghts has always been good >to me. Unfortunately Guy Mulberg Passed away last summer. He was a really good gunsmith.

Thanks for the laugh man I am still cleaning tears out of my keyboard. Reminds me of the time I learned not to give a blacktail jack rabbit the coup de gras with a 12 gauge from close range. I was a young and stupid college freshman with only beginning physics under my belt. I thought naturally...

+1 but with near max load of IMR4350

Rifle: Leupold, vortex binos: Vortex spotter: Nikon range finder: Leica

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