Recent content by WyoHunter1

I like my Kenetrek Mountain Guide boots.

I have been shooting Barnes TSX and then TTSX and LRX for 30+ years. I have always had good luck with them from 100 to 600 yards.

I am doing 84 grains of 7828. Book says 3180FPS but I never chronographed it. Killed a lot of game with it though.

Like I said a pull camper and a slide in camper would be the best of both worlds. Take which ever one that is right for the situation. Take the trailer when the weather is right and the camper when it is going to be stormy.

I had a slide in pop up. Worked fine until you get really bad weather. Hard to keep warm and if you need to take your truck instead of an ATV you need to re organize everything to lower the top to travel then re-level and set it up again when you return. Now I have a toy hauler. Hauls the ATV...

Id take the 500 box of Ultramax lead. Will PM you.

I just want to know what time to show up for dinner????

I understand what you are saying but i have full length sized brass on my 300 WBY and had some that wouldnt chamber when I was done that came out of the same gun. Pulled bullets and set the shoulder back a bit further then there was no issue, Dont know why.

If you have a bullet puller, pull a bullet and see if the case fits in the chamber and you can close the bolt. If you can close the bolt without a bullet then you probably have the bullet set too far out.

With reloading components being hard to get go with the 45/70. You will find ammo easier and if you do reload for it you will have all the power you can handle. Factory loads come in +P and trust me if you dont shoot them in a heavy rifle they will kick your butt. I have a 1895 stainless with...

I like an illuminated reticle in dark conditions. Nice thing is you have the option to turn it on when needed and most have different levels of adjustable output.

Another vote for Kennetrek. I just cant afford to buy a house now though.

Bought my son Kuiu gear for christmas and got myself a new Kuiu Quik Down coat for myself for casual use. It only weighs a few ounces and is very warm but but I dont think it would make it past lunch time on opening day of hunting season. Only wore it a few times and I have a rip that is molting...

Make sure you try it out for size first. I went on a bear hunt in Alberta and purchased a lightweight bag that would be light and easy to travel with. It wasn't made in America but a Korean made bag or something. I made sure it was an extra long bag so there would not be a problem with with the...

I live in Wyoming. If Elk are the main critter, bring the 300 and the 7 as a backup. If you decide to throw in Antelope or Deer the 6.5 would be a good choice also. So either way would work. The 300 and the 7 as a backup or the 6.5 as a backup. You will be set for prairie dogs thru Grizzly...