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For sale Outdoorsmans tall tripod and Outdoorsmans Fluid head. Used them both for one season. I have switched the clamp to accept arca and outdoorsmans attachments and I still have the outdoorsmans only clamp as well if you wanted to switch it back (I don’t know why anyone would though). Minor...

whole bunch of uns in my family

Someone text Brian and tell him that Biden hacked his account.

Henry’s bison 2018 and Willard Peak nanny from 2012.

Photo shared by member, marley, in a good thread in the Utah forum.

I've seen that one too. I just wish you could tilt it without having to adjust the tripod legs. There is an adjustable one but it's pricey

So sorry for your loss. The pain never goes away, we just learn to move on with it as she would want you to. Prayers for you and your family.

yeah there's several different types out there but this is the only one I could find that could be clamped into an arca clamp on my tripod.

I found this thing so handy the past couple of years that I thought I would share. With my kids moving out and heading to college I find myself hunting alone more and more. The pics are as important to me as the mounts later. This is called a pocket tripod and I got it off Amazon. It’s the size...

I’ll take the K2. Perfect for my kids.

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Not one single bunny, squirrel or blowing leaf makes it through our yard unknown since we got Hux. Always watching.

I saw your bull in the elk forum. Great bull! Those two outfitters don’t like each other much but it’s because they are both great at what they do and they hunt the same areas. One day two of my hunt we spotted a big bull in a great spot for a stalk. We drove up the road a bit and saw a Bull...

I hunted with Timberline a few years ago. We stayed in a camp with a small cabin and a few camp trailers. Great experience and hard working guides. Once the first client tagged out they all teamed up to help me find the best bull we could. The two bulls dead in camp went 411 and mine at 382...

Price drop $1250

The advantage you have with a bedded buck is that you can spend some time with your windometer at your position and then spend time glassing the grass, leaves and mirage between you and the deer. Time behind your rifle on only windless days hurts you.

You can hear the wind whipping in the video. I had a 12 mph left to right wind. Tacked on 2 MOA for wind and it was perfect.

I’m dialing, checking wind, and waiting for him to stand. I had this exact scenario this past season except he was 615. Waited an hour or so then dumped him right back in his bed.

What about Wasatch premium with you?!

Thanks for responding. I know those units would be better choices but he doesn’t have the points to guarantee a tag in any of those units or there isn’t a bonus tag. The four I listed are the tags he would be guaranteed or have a really high chance for.

I have a friend with 23 nonresident points that he is wanting to cash in for an elk hunt in Utah. He is willing to hunt with any weapon and willing to hire a guide to make the most of his hunt. He is hoping for something 350+ as he's killed 350 in the past. He's a hard hunter and in good shape...

Before points, 3/7, and 3/8

Friend of mine just drew his 3rd CO ram tag

Sheep was first. We have 3 sheep tag applications and 4 goat applications and I only got three $50 charges.

No sheep for our family. Come on Goat!

32 oz.

And correction to my post....this has the 56mm bell not the 50mm.

Price drop $1300 TYD

Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x50 MOA scope for sale. It has the MOAR illuminated reticle. Has ring marks from mounting. Great scope. $1400 TYD.

382” with 62 1/2” mainbeams and 22” G2s and 49” inside spread.

I know that when I drew a nanny tag they issued 25 tags that year and I think again the year after that. It was WAY over crowded with hunters during my hunt. The parking lot was full and people were sleeping on the trail. I literally had to step over two guys blocking the trail to the north...