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Did he used to blow a duckcall?

Interesting that GPO released 40mm Rangeguides. Their 50mm's were already more compact than their competitors 42mm's.

I have GPO Rangeguides and they're fantastic (sold my Leica 3200.coms when the 8x32 GPO hit the market). The Sig Kilo6k gets good reviews too.

I used to waste a lot of time driving around looking for the perfect stand (elevation , wind, line of sight, cover, hiding the truck, etc.). Started calling the thickest sagebrush I could find and my numbers went up. Pack a small stool to get you up off the ground. Use an ATV or side by side...

Too bad the ole wall tent(s) can't talk. A lot of good memories over the years.....Utah, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado.

Amen!

Ted Riggs

A good point was made; I'll bet this ? filmed the whole thing.

Whata douche.

One of the best looking bucks I've seen in years. Congratulations!

I didn't forget, see my post above. I lived through those years and remember the outcome.

My experience is, people shoot first and count points last. Not enough points, musta missed, and walk away. If units are in such bad shape to consider point restrictions, they should be closed entirely.

A 10x32 binocular is the Glock 27 of the optics world. Seems like a good idea at first.....

Not my experience . The majority of confirmed lion kills I've come across were good bucks. Big bucks are solitary and easier for a lion to hunt and kill than a herd of does and fawns.

In seven states that's a hate crime

What'd preseason scouting consist of? Driving around Valley Fair Mall, practicing backing in and out of parking spots, looking for poor cell coverage areas, and scouring maps for I-15 construction zones. Most guys hitting up Cabela's and the range, while this guy is in Verizon and Les Schwab.

A sanitized ****-show is still a ****-show, and the so-called "hunter" is 100% responsible because he listened to YOUR recommendation and played right along. All that hard work put in keeping his phone charged, gassing up the Pavement Pounder, choking down some road snacks, and speeding down...

Drink a few more Bud Lights and relax.

Anyone who considers that "hunting" is retarded. "Guides" and their cronies scouring the hills and then make a phone call for that clown to come in and wound that bull at distances he has no business shooting at is not hunting. KSL should be ashamed for being a part of that ****-show, let alone...

Swarovski has the best warranty in the business.....and you'll need it.

So you have two tags and can't find one decent buck?

That's a dandy buck. Congrats.

A funny story about that damn dog. Wife's aunt and uncle who we hunted with had two fat labs that were a nuisance and kept pestering the bear dog, but they knew where the end of his rope was. They took off to town for fuel and supplies one day and I added about 10 feet to his rope. When they got...

I had an experience with that dipshit years ago when we found one of his bear dogs on the South Manti during the elk hunt. Dog was skin and bones and half feral when we came across him with a broken receiver on his collar. Coaxed him into the back of the truck with pieces of a sandwich. Called...

Cascade Springs

I wouldn't take the tag. Concentrating on one good buck would be priority. Learn the unit and do it again another year, but that's just me.

Doug at Cameraland was just selling Sig Kilo6k and GPO Rangeguide 8x32's for $800.00. If that's "deep pockets", I don't know what to tell you. Not everyone needs (or wants) Leica or Swarovski.

I don't bow hunt, Karen, so keep talking in circles. Again, what does your magic stand alone binocular weigh?

Lol. What does your magic bino weigh?

Where did I mention bow hunting?

No, do you always sit to pee?

I think he has Tourettes....

Some strange arguments here. Heavy: My LRF binocular weighs 24.7oz. Maybe you need more 12oz curls. States possibly banning them: Leica Geovids have been around 31 years. Yeah, I don't think they're going anywhere.

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That's pretty much a once in a lifetime hunt anymore. If I were from out of state and had never stepped foot in the unit, I'd sell a kidney and hire a guide.

Was it a "want to buy" add?

Take the entire hunt off, show up a couple of days early to scout, get off the roads, use your binos and spotting scope, get out of bed early, stay til dark, don't shoot the first decent buck you see. Plan for hot, dusty, dry conditions.

Sold to Oakey65

$55.00 shipped

Used in excellent condition Badlands Zip-No Bino Pack for sale. $60.00 shipped Cash, PPFF, Zelle Cross Posted. Post an "I'll take it".