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There has been a lot lost,
in gaining a few extra hunting days.

But a lot has already been lost.
The big buck chase has taken the relaxed enjoyment out of it.
To be replaced by a dick measuring, job, approach to hunting.

Sure w nt be moving through the woods today, bump into
a neighbor or friend, and work up an off the cuff plan.
"I'm going down that ridge, you wanna work the other side?"

Today, ain't nobody hunting someone else's place.
And they dam sure aren't gonna risk jumping a deer for someone
else to get.

Kinda reflects our society in general.

If someone doesn't agree lockstep with an inbred from Texas, you go to slinging, impressive. I'm sure your boyfriends are as equally impressed.

I see you are as sharp as the other school girls here.

The group think around this place is a sad state of affairs and living proof of why this nation is so screwed. I'd be willing to bet there isn't a single, original idea out of you group of girls.

Elksucker!

Long time, no see!

Not long enough though....

I shoot my guns all year, so usually no last minute zero check.
When I fly to a hunt destination, I absolutely do.

Yes, I check the zero on the rifle. Then I go rabbit hunting as it is good practice.

I checked both of mine a couple of days ago that I am hunting with. Season opens Saturday. They were both good.

I feel the same way.
Besides that, I'm always dinking around swapping scopes and working up new loads so mine are most always sighted in.
I also keep a list on my gun safe so i know what load I'm sighted in with for each rifle and my muzzleloader.

I would love to have a hunting partner that would run ridges and canyons with me. We could absolutely murder blacktail deer. Problem is, I find someone with some potential, take em hunting, we make a plan, start down the ridge and they take a 90 degree turn after a cuppla hunnert yards and end up four miles from the damn truck.

Every.
Single.
Time.

Hunting with a partner is a lost damned art is all I can say.

Gave this one all the respect he deserved. 6.5/300 Wby, haven’t fired it in 4 years!!! Haha. Junk leupold to boot. 1 shot 300 ish yards, dunno, haven’t used a rangefinder in years. 👍 have fun princesses’😂😂

Yeah I always do.

It doesn't look black enough to be your wife.

That is crazy, you need to check zero every 14 seconds, especially if you are using a Leupold. Just ask anyone that doesn't kill stuff.

Yes, I always check zero before I take a rifle out in the field. I gots to know!

6.5/300 Wby and 300 yards?

Use enough dynamite there Butch?

Naw. Used my 22 cm on the Wyoming goat, 1/2 the bullet, weighing in oz, the 6.5 ruined less meat, both are equally as dead, which is the outcome I wanted. Next time I’ll bring my 375 for ya. 👍

Ya love debunking the “campfire “ myths from the no killin crew. 😎👍

The 375 may be easier on the meat too.

Ya, cause there literally TONS of meat on antelope ribs….