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Yeah man, still out here with SpaceX -- having a blast. Oldest is 3, and there's even a new addition whose about to turn 1 lol crazy times! Have 4 gator tags this season, so hoping to get that figured out.

You should definitely give those SC birds another shot! As for the Osceolas... Here's my one story from this past season. I had a very nice quota permit for Osceola's this past spring on a WMA 15 min from my house. 3 day hunt Friday-Sunday, scouted hard. Just so happened a non hunting buddy...

Awesome to put one down early! PS: Drew, the beards a good hunting look!

Thanks Breacher, I'll give them a shout and get some prices. And Steve, thanks for the tip, and I'll give you a call as well. All's good down here in FL, thankfully dodged a major hurricane and just picked up a little duck boat to hit the marshes down here. Hope to have some luck this season...

Hey guys, planning a buddies bachelor party for March 2020. Figured a midwest spring snow goose hunt would be perfect. You guys have any guide recommendations?

Steve, totally bummed for you guys (complete opposite of my experience last year)! Although, it's never a bad time in the field and the rez is an incredible place. How big was the elk shed, saw some monsters while we were out there and did you guys get a chance to do any fishing?

Thanks guys! Pays to read those documents fully. So a $56 non-resident fishing or small game license get's you "unlimited" preference points for that year essentially. (Besides the $3 per species cost). Definitely remembering that for next year. Any other states have tricks like that?

Thanks for the reminder! Did point only for deer and elk. Out of curiosity, how does the point cost trick work that you guys are referring to?

Congrats guys! Looks like you really had to work for them. Somehow though, the toughest hunts always have the best stories.

If the round had been patterned at 50 yards and the pattern proved acceptable -- there's no reason you should not take advantage of that range while hunting. Still, as any hunter knows, misses/bad shots still happen even when practiced. Just to give real world data for the curious. Here is a...

The only way to stop them would be to eradicate them now when their population is low. Grew up hunting those suckers in Louisiana and they repopulate faster than rabbits since they don't have many predators. The picture in that article is of a small one. A full grown 30lb+ version will take your...

Looks like an awesome hunt!

Appreciate posts like these, very interesting!

Guns pretty much brand new, less than 100 pellets through it to sight it in. So I'd go $ 550 for just the gun or $650 for gun, UTG 3-12x44 scope, and 5 tins of pellets that it's sighted in with.

I have a .25 cal sumatra that can hold quarter sized groupings at 100 yards, but I still hunt with a 12 gauge. Just more room for error. A turkeys head is a moving, hard shot. I'm looking to sell the sumatra though if you are looking for a gun. Same one as this link...

Congratulations Drew! Way to stick with it! Guess you really only need to see one elk on a hunt, as long as he is the right one :cool:

Are you sure on this for all brakes? From my experience, the more effective the brake is for recoil management the louder the brake will be for the shooter. Pushing gas to the sides helps recoil, but the the better brakes try to angle that gas rearwards to counteract as much recoil as possible...

Bummer. Hope you guys score in January!

Thanks guys for the recommendations. What rifles are you using for your .260's? Was looking at going the tikka route. Love the action and a detachable mag but not in love with the black stocks. So may upgrade to a sako A7. 1911 -- Those Bergara HMR's caught my eyes as well, look like a steal at...

Great SoCal buck! Congrats man! You earned it