Recent content by WisLRH

A rabbit hole is an understatement. Take a look at accurateshooter.com and search for reloading for accuracy. It has some really good articles for squeezing out the enth degree of accuracy. More importantly it concentrates on the process. Then buy your equipment. If you choose not to get...

I am glad this video is garnering so much considered debate here on our forum. It reaffirms our ethics of a clean, quick ethical harvest. While everyone makes mistakes. ALL of these mistakes were avoidable. This is EXACTLY the type of video proof anti hunter groups salivate for. While I love...

I have only briefly read the postings so some of this will be redundant with all the excellent advice given. However, the take away from the responses should help define what is most important when using ANY scale. I like my scale and it has been accurate, but that is only one third of the...

I did not read the entire thread, but hopefully someone brought up the Tikka T3x series. They have a rifle to fit every need specific need and general needs. The caliber choices are limited a little, but the main ones are covered. These are tack drivers with stock configurations possible.

Thanks for the help

Gnergy, I saw your post that there was a company in phoenix that does the melonite nitride barrel treatment. Could you post that name and number.

Wlfdg, thanks for bringing up this topic! Nothing is worse than going on a trip with your buddies and worrying if one or more are going to make it. Every year "we" get older and more sedate the more I worry over my buddies. A couple decades ago I went through a health crisis and we did not...

Excellent review!!!

Did I miss the weight of the evo system or did it not get weighed?

With good equipment and good knowledge you can coach a relative novice into a 400 yard shots. I did it with my daughter last year, and she ended up taking a doe at 422, now she is hooked on LRH:) Don't bring it up to anyone who doesn't practice past 200, otherwise it is an exercise in futility.

I started backpacking into the mountains over 30 years ago for mid and late elk hunts. There are some great ideas on here, but the "system" method is the only one that is going to guarantee success. Also listen to the guys who sleep out in the backyard before they go. You wouldn't go without...

I am in, especially with winter or spring dates!! Like a couple other guys on this thread I am looking to get to a well renowned school before. Anyone have any experience in any schools with excellent results? I really need to get some big mountain.