Hello from Central Texas

[twspence]

Good morning Long Range Hunting friends, my name is Tyler and I grew up and currently live in the Central Texas area (Waco). I grew up hunting white tail deer in the area but haven't been since I joined the Navy in 2014. I plan to do an Elk Hunt this fall or next year in Colorado if I can. I love Remington Model 700 rifle's, especially unique ones made before the bankruptcy issues in the late 2000's. Thanks for taking the time to read this post.

 

[crystalgayleguy]

Welcome and greetings from North of the dfw texas area glad to have you on board this is an awesome forum you'll love it too

 

[FEENIX]

Good morning Long Range Hunting friends, my name is Tyler and I grew up and currently live in the Central Texas area (Waco). I grew up hunting white tail deer in the area but haven't been since I joined the Navy in 2014. I plan to do an Elk Hunt this fall or next year in Colorado if I can. I love Remington Model 700 rifle's, especially unique ones made before the bankruptcy issues in the late 2000's. Thanks for taking the time to read this post.

Tyler,

Welcome to LRH, and enjoy! From one vet to another, thank you for your service. There are quite a few of us here.

Ed

 

[DougsCamo]

Welcome from Southwestern Virginia, the birthplace of Stephen F. Austin!

 

[Beluebow]

wELKome!!

 

[memtb]

Welcome from North Central Wyoming……a foreigner living wee bit north of ya!

Grew up in La., relatives in Tejas and can speak fluent Texican! memtb

 

[bas402]

Welcome from Oklahoma, lots of good info and folks here, Enjoy!!

 

[scooter1954]

Hola from Austin, amigo.

 

[slv hunter]

Welcome from Colorado, enjoy

 

[Baker Alvin]

Welcome from SE PA!

 

[Fish4Food]

Howdy, from down the road near Victoria

 

[imyourhuckleberry]

Welcome and thank you for your service.

 

[bamban]

Welcome to the forum. You should join Temple Gun Club. You will enjoy their 500 yard range.

I am heading there this coming Monday to play with M14 types and M1 Garands at 500 yards.

 

[AJ Peacock]

Welcome from Michigan. You aren't alone in appreciating Rem 700's, I've been using my 7RM since 1977 (5 digit serial number).

AJ