Recent content by Rebell

I have had both and use one of my Two RUM’s for most everything. My Sendero is a tack driver but seems to have grown some weight the last few years so I also run a Fierce Carbon for the long days - both 300 RUM. I really like the 165 Nosler Ballistic Tips for deer and antelope, and numerous...

Welcome from the Lewiston/Clarkston Valley. A bunch of knowledgeable friendly folks here for sure, and it does not have to be a long ranch question or concern. Many have helped me with some simple reloading and shooting issues.

Welcome from the Lewiston Clarkston Valley

Welcome from the LC Valley

Welcome from the Lewiston / Clarkston Valley The knowledge and information on this site is amazing. Incredibly knowledgeable bunch of people here. Enjoy the ride!

Because it doesn’t eat anything! Something my father always said when he bought another one and was telling mom.

Welcome from the LC Valley (Lewiston ID / Clarkston WA)

This is a little hard to see but you get the point. This was my grandsons first turkey with and a double beard. I had this done by my taxidermist. The fan, spurs, beard, the shell and the skull. He uses bugs on the skulls and they are awesome. http://www.risingphoenixtaxidermy.com/

Being from the west I have never hunted high fence, but I have no issue with it or you harvesting him. If you are looking for a B&C buck look for a better net, but I believe net is for fishing and gross is for the wall.

A big welcome from the Lewiston-Clarkston Valley. ID/WA

It’s a balmy -11 in Lewiston ID today.

I have very limited experience with any of the 6.5’s although have lots of big game experience with the E-Tip. From bison to kudu to whitetail I have not been disappointed yet. I am guessing around 30-35 big game animals with only a few going more than 10-15 yards, and those were on me and shot...

Well done Sir! Welcome from the LC Valley (Lewiston ID / Clarkston WA)

I love those fast Ballistic Tips.

I have used most of the ones mentioned and have no issues as I always bone the animal. I have not used the koola but got some to give to my son for a caribou hunt. His report was that he thinks they were good but the first night back in camp he watched them go over the hill in a grizzly bears...