Recent content by norsepeak

Love my Tikka. Bought it in 2010 before a sheep hunt and fell in love with it, it's my go to gun now. Very light, durable and surprisingly accurate even out to long ranges. I worked up a good load for mine it rings steel well past 800 yards regularly. It has even put together a pretty...

most of the roads are closed for snowmobiling, but the forest is always open. Until they get enough snow to close the roads, you can go wherever you want, all public ground. Pretty much anywhere is good lots of dogs everywhere, just pick a road and head up it, call canyons or hilltops where...

TONS of them up the Chinook pass corridor. All public forest ground. Go knock yourself out and kill a bunch of them, they are way over populated up there.

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thanks for the reply, I sent you a p.m. with a few more questions.

Add a nice whitetail at 28 yards with an APS 270 win. (the wife is a heck of a long range shot!)

Just bought the book and finished it in two days, great book, lots of good information and very understandable. I do have one question though, maybe I just don't get the math of it or didn't notice it in the book, but how can I "convert" and G1 b.c. for a bullet that I am using to a G7 B.c. so...

Re: $2,500 Outfitted Antelope or Black Bear Hunt Giveaway Contest - Redbone Outfitter enter me in Redbone Outfitting contest

State=Washington Primary long range weapon= 270 Allen Mag. Primary Ammo= hand load Brand=N/A Yes, I handload Bullet Caliber=270 Bullet Brand= Wildcat Bullet Shape=ULD Bullet Weight=169.5 grn. Velocity=3350 fps.

I have one of his stocks on my 270 a.m. and I love it.

Nice bull. My fiance put her Allen tools to work this year as well.

We didn't give up, we just ran out of seasons! Only thing left here is late archery on the 20th.

I did 11 days in the Frank Church in 2003. Used kelty pack and bag, homemade tent and foam pad, mountain house, oatmeal, elk jerky, purified my own water, had a great trip. Called in a proffessional elk guide twice on that trip...should seen his face, especially the second time.

Update from this season, using our technique, my partner and I had clients harvest 6 nice bulls this year out of 7 clients...not a bad average.