Recent content by JJCascade

Excluding 22lr and shotgun I would pick these: 1. 223 2. 7mm saw 3. 270 win 4. 33 sherman magnum 5. 375 ruger.

well i am hunting within 50-100 miles of the idaho border and there are plenty there that they hunt the wolves so it would be stupid to think they are not crossing over and an outright lie to say this is not happening. hunters in my old group have seen them in our old area at least 10 years ago...

i don't want to get this post off topic, i've been thinking of trying to go for spring bear in the reduced tag area ideally around CDA or north. if you have any input i would appreciate a DM.

i don't have norma brass to sell but i picked up a 100 pack off gunbroker for around 75 dollars shipped. it was 60 plus tax and shipping.

i cannot help at all but i would say depending on what gmu that you plan to hunt you may be able to get a reduced bear tag plus you could buy a wolf tag just in case you cross paths.

i hunt in the NE of the state and was seeing wolf prints right in the road. 2 years ago i was seeing multiple does every day i hunted and then last year i was seeing nothing, went a couple miles from where i had been going and then had 2 does (looked like a mother with a yearling or maybe 1.5...

I bought some passive axil plugs that I haven't tested out yet but there is a filter plug that allows you to hear normally but is supposed to block sudden noises at unsafe volumes. I wonder if the pressure from the sound simply closes the filter to block it. I bought these to try for hunting so...

That's definitely reassuring. Do you debone it all before filling the bag or do you do bone in quarters?

i bought the allen lightweight ones to use. they should be reusable, they do not really stretch like the cheesecloth ones and the holes seem small enough that there shouldn't be any bugs that can get through. my only hesitance would be durability but i won't know until i use them. i have...

I know portions of the forest in the blue mountains in SE Washington and NE Oregon have areas where no wheels are allowed including bicycles or game carts. Areas where i grew up hunting have closed gates but the roads can still be accessed by bicycles. Again, I see the downsides and using just...

True, but i could see laws evolving similar to some lakes that do not allow internal combustion motors but allow electric motors. i would like to at least see pedal assist become acceptable wherever bicycles are approved even if straight throttle is not initially allowed. i'm not sure how...