Recent content by Jake Jones

This is my 2 year old Pudelpointer. He hunts as good as any dog I have ever seen and naps just the same.

Long rucks with a weighted vest pulled tight, to the point of restriction on my chest, and a back pack. I don't know if the restriction helps of if its mental but it seems to do something.

No, never have. There have probably been a few occasions where it would have helped but it wasn't with me to find out.

Yukon Moose. It has been on the list since I was a kid. I'm doing an Alberta Moose archery hunt next year and hope that scratches the itch enough but I'm afraid that it won't.

Mine worked better with a larger caliber and muzzle brake. Trying it with a suppressor can be a challenge.

I've had good luck with the Tipped Game King. Seen some pretty devastating results inside the cavity.

I have this same pair and it hasn't failed me yet. One thing I like about it is that once the Kestrel is on and you get current conditions updated, You can leave it in your pocket or chest rig, unless you need a wind reading. The Kilo will talk to the Kestrel and get you a firing solution.

I have the same 20 gauge and love it. Its not as flashy as a 686 but will out shoot them every day. I have experience with a few other CZ shotguns and several handguns and have been very impressed with them.

Remington Woodsmaster 30-06. My grandfather passed it down when he quit hunting. I shot several deer with it, now it lives in the safe. Retired, if you will.

I had something similar happen with mine. I ended up finding the root of the problem was that the action screws were torqued in the wrong sequence. I removed the stock then tightened the front screw first, then rear and it was a shooter again. I don't know if that will fix it but it worked for mine.

Triggertech 1.5 for me. I've used some friends guns that were 7 or more and it was almost painful trying to hold a consistent pull through the shot.