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Friday night I plan on using a 6800 lumen spotlight and a .22 mag. Rifle season opens Saturday. :)

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I agree with the socks. Darn Tough has the best I've seen. Lifetime guarantee.

I meant to say Irish Setters, wrong dog.

Best try them on. They ain't what they used to be. You'll notice that the soles are not as wide as the boot. Hard to walk on, especially out west. I got some Golden Retrievers that have done well out west, 1000grams.

Stay away from the new Rocky boots, no matter the price.

Caught this one sneaking by while deer hunting Tuesday.

Just heading down onto private. Saw a herd of 250-300 hunting once in Colorado during rifle season. They were down early to winter grounds because of the dry summer. We took 3 bulls on the third day.

Say you shoot a target at 100yds. You shoot 4 rounds. 1) 1" high POA 2) 1" low POA 3) 1" right POA 4) 1" left POA Do you have a 1MOA rifle based on those 4 shots ?

here's a good read ; https://precisionrifleblog.com/2015/04/15/how-much-does-group-size-matter/

Grandpa said if you can hit a 9" paper plate you can kill anything. :)

Exactly. If your hunting around here with a 30.30 that throws 3moa at 100 you can kill a deer at 200yds no problem.

Before I head out to elk hunt in Colorado I do the one shot cold bore for a few days. I always leave the rifle in the truck in the garage if it gets cold enough that night. Then I check it again when I get to Colorado. I too believe that 1st shot is the one that matters. 2 years ago during this...

"Groups better than 1.5 MOA are swell to brag about online, but irrelevant in the field. Accuracy beyond the practical limit is simply unnecessary. No one is justified in taking shots longer than 400 yards with any hunting rifle or cartridge. Sub-MOA rifles are nice, but irrelevant to the...