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Up for sale, SWFA 5-20x50mm FFP Non Illuminated long range scope. 30mm tube. Great scope turrets track extremely well. Comes with a Vortex bubble level. Sold one of my rifles and no longer need it. $875 Shipped Call/Text 410-490-6075

I have a SWFA 5-20x50 Mil/Mil FFP non illuminated scope. up for sale. Comes with a Vortex Bubble Level Looking for $900 Shipped TYD Text 410-490-6075 if interested.

Bump! $900

I know, may have to just build another rifle for it. Lol

This one is not.

Great scope, First Focal Plane, High Speed Mil turrets. Comes with Vortex bubble level as well. Sold one of my rifles and no longer need it. $950 Call/Text 410-490-6075

Long shot but seen an old thread about Idaho unit 76 mule deer. Just curious if you ever did the hunt. Considering it and am from the east in Maryland. Been out west last 6 years though different places. Thanks

I'm looking at trying a set of Frog Toggs for this fall. Lightweight, pack able, and priced very reasonable.

Take a look at Lowa Tibet gtx, super quality made boot

Curious of this question myself but in the general tag perspective and not B&C Muleys but something respectable for a first time mule deer hunt. I've been eyeing up idaho Has anyone every done a idaho general deer tag before that also gives you the option to harvest a, black bear...

Thanks for the replys, I'd like to start applying for draw units but its hard to find a dedicated partner that's 100% into it enough like me and I'm still learning a lot about this draw/public land western hunting so general/OTC tags are better suited for me at the moment. Last year was my first...

If pick the newer designed 6.5 creed over a 260 as the case shoulder design is better for barrel life and the factory hornady ammo is inexpensive and shoots great and that's from experience and a lot of other shooters. Ballistics are great too

Just curious what kind of luck some of your guys have had hunting for decent Muley bucks in Idaho with a general season tag. Looking to possibly do this hunt this fall so im on the grind of doing as much research I can and any input on good areas to suggest I'm all ears. This will be my second...

308 6.5 Creedmoore .260 7mm08 6.5-284 To name a few

For my recent elk hunt this is what I used and thought it worked well Breakfast- instant oatmeal and Swiss miss Lunch- clif bars or granola Dinner- mountain house meals( pretty tasty for what they are)