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I shoot tournaments at MOA out to 300+ prone with bi-pod, rear bag and wind flags. I practice medium range hunting by shooting ground squirrels with support sticks, either sitting or kneeling. When I get the chance, I've taken every coyote out to 250 but missed at 270 and 300. I would only...

47 yard bulls eye! Well done. Very inspiring. Thanks for sharing.

A sobering reminder for ALL of us. Get well soon and get out there.

Original post: I think we got a little off track here. Good luck to all,

Steve, you're right, they just changed it in April this year. Big game OK to carry, Deer, no. https://www.nraila.org/articles/20180424/california-fish-and-game-commission-to-allow-archery-hunters-to-carry-firearms-following-nra-and-crpa-petition

I'm sure things would have ended better if California allowed side arms during Archery season.

Finally saw a couple small poults with a young Jenny. Sorry for the poor cell photo. The poults are only 6" tall, one is just behind the Jenny.

OK then. We CAN shoot a Bengal tiger. Or does California protect Urban Legends as well. Which obviously begs the question, can we take Bigfoot with a bow?

Arrrrrg. It be a pirate sticker.

Hey Oscar, thanks for asking first. Very cool move.

Great stuff guys, thanks for sharing, hunt on.

Last year was my first dove season and I got birds but no pics. I'll fix that this year. Thanks for sharing all of your photos, all I saw was good families and smiles. It not just about the birds at all. Well done Steve.

I will be taking my bow out this deer season in D16. If one comes within 30 yds, I'll take him. If not, it's a great way to get more scouting in before rifle season. Win,win.

You're right, that's the Pacific Coast / John Mier? trail. It cuts right through.

i understand that the VID leases it out on a seasonal basis to the MCC (My Country Club) hunting club. No public hunting.

Thanks for the update!

That's amazing Steve. How many D16 deer does it take to feed these 5 lions alone?

Love my Savage .17HMR. Well done.

Take you 10x42s to the store and compare the 'detail' views with whatever, out the front door at 200 yards. Don't rush to buy, if you don't see a 'clear' improvement.

Welcome, and the Razor that you are looking at would be perfect. IMHO Get a sturdy tripod as well. You will spend more time glassing than walking.