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Hi everyone, I'm not new to the forum, but I am starting to post and read more of others posts. I'm from the UP of Michigan. I'm mostly a whitetail deer hunter, but I've also become addicted to night coyote hunting, reloading, and target shooting. The information I have gathered from this...

I went heavier, but I'm going back to lighter. The heavier rifles are nice for shooting at the range, but not so much for lugging around the back country.

TenPoint are hard to beat. There are several other good brands now too though

How do refunds for Montana Elk B drawings work? I can't decipher their manual. I understand as a nonresident I pay up front. If I don't get drawn how much of a refund do I get for the Elk B tag? I don't believe I can refund the fishing/small game, which is fine. I know that I get some kind...

I mostly use my phone as my GPS. With that being said, if I'm going deep into the woods, with the potential to be lost, and zero cell reception, I always take my dedicated handheld Garmin as a backup. It's been worth having several times

I use The Weather Channel and Weatherbug. I compare the two. I live in the UP of Michigan and the weather is difficult to predict. I find both to have similar forecasts and to be accurate more often than not.

I don't think you can subscribe for only one month. Give them a call tho. Their customer service over the phone has been great in my experience.

I think the price of OnX is worth it. The GPS is very accurate. It's a tool I couldn't live without now. With that being said, I sometimes wonder about their property lines and non federal/state public land listings. I don't take their land listings as gospel.

Best tip I can think of is read/watch all you can and spend time trying to apply it in the field. For a beginner practice makes perfect and you won't get perfect without practice. Don't overthink it and have fun!

Alaska Guide Creations makes a holder that I use on my scanner/bino harness. It's reasonably priced and it could easily be fitted to a tripod leg.

I really like my $350 Bushnell The glass is clear. it reads accurate out to the furthest I can test at my rifle range, 600yds. It also has bluetooth software for ballistics data. my main dislike is when using the ballistics data it shows the windage before the elevation. To me it seems like...