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BBillinthedesert replied to the thread Trophy or table? what’s your take?.Yup, meat for the table here, too.
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BBillinthedesert replied to the thread Hunting up high.I start feeling it about 8,000 feet and it becomes a real burden above 10,000 -- and I live at 5,800.
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Alan replied to the thread Greetings everyone.New Mexico’s got incredible country for all that, elk, deer, turkey, and those long backcountry hikes never get old! Welcome -
JJohnie replied to the thread Trophy or table? what’s your take?.Trophy hunting and meat harvesting are two sides of the same coin, each with merit. While a magnificent mount is a lasting tribute to...
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Mokaa replied to the thread Hunting up high.Those mountains humble everyone the first time. I started training earlier too, and it made a world of difference. Staying hydrated... -
DLast season I hit the Montana high country and thought I was in shape, turns out the mountain had other plans. I started conditioning...
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SI’ve hunted with guys who chase antler inches and others who just want a full freezer. I’m somewhere in the middle, I’ll admire a good...
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WWatchman replied to the thread Experience with AmmoSeek.com.Yeah, I’ve used AmmoSeek plenty of times too. It’s saved me hours hunting for deals but yeah, you gotta double-check the retailer before...
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AAmmo warrior replied to the thread Reloading for beginners.Forget the progressive press for now. The single-stage press is the consensus starting point for nearly everyone. You perform one step...
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Mokaa replied to the thread Best pistols for New Mexico desert carry.What size and caliber do you prefer for carry, and do you want optics or just iron sights? I carried a compact steel pistol in dusty...
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Howard replied to the thread My biggest lesson at the range.This. As Frank Galli owner of Snipers Hide so aptly put it" You can't miss fast enough to win a gunfight. Get out there and practice."