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Grouse45 12-15-2015 05:01 PM

knight Ultralite is ready for Colorado ML season.
 
I got the ML back tonight. Had it drilled and tapped for open sights. The gunsmith complained the two bases aren't square. He said those holes are drilled crooked. I've notice that before with Knights, but there's plenty of compensation with the scopes.







Muley Hunter 12-15-2015 05:17 PM

I thought you hunted the rifle season so you could use sabots and scope?

Grouse45 12-15-2015 05:35 PM


Originally Posted by Muley Hunter (Post 4233499)
I thought you hunted the rifle season so you could use sabots and scope?

Yes I do. They wanna try drawing a tag in April, and see if it's more of a challenge in the rut I guess?? More or less something different. I'm really not in favor of it cause of the heat. I'm afraid we could risk meat as high as we go on foot.

Muley Hunter 12-15-2015 05:43 PM

That's the biggest problem for muzzy season. Especially, for an old goat like me who hunts alone.

I find as I get older I need to hunt closer and closer to my Jeep to have a chance of saving the meat.

super_hunt54 12-15-2015 05:46 PM


Originally Posted by Grouse45 (Post 4233501)
Yes I do. They wanna try drawing a tag in April, and see if it's more of a challenge in the rut I guess?? More or less something different. I'm really not in favor of it cause of the heat. I'm afraid we could risk meat as high as we go on foot.


Originally Posted by Muley Hunter (Post 4233503)
That's the biggest problem for muzzy season. Especially, for an old goat like me who hunts alone.

I find as I get older I need to hunt closer and closer to my Jeep to have a chance of saving the meat.

Going to have to hunt horseback next year myself wherever I end up Elk hunting. Knee wont hold up to long hikes from what the doc is telling me. Maybe a mile or 2 over rough terrain but not with a pack or humping meat out. Unless I take a couple of my boys with me to pack :D

Grouse45 12-15-2015 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by super_hunt54 (Post 4233504)
Going to have to hunt horseback next year myself wherever I end up Elk hunting. Knee wont hold up to long hikes from what the doc is telling me. Maybe a mile or 2 over rough terrain but not with a pack or humping meat out. Unless I take a couple of my boys with me to pack :D

I'm not convinced a horse could go were we go. Pretty rough terrain, and a lot of downed trees.

Muley Hunter 12-15-2015 06:03 PM

You may have to hunt higher than you're used to in muzzy season.

MountainDevil54 12-15-2015 06:05 PM

that or in deep timber where its cool and may hold water. Thats were we found elk this year during muzzy season.

Grouse45 12-15-2015 06:05 PM

That's another thing I'm afraid of🎯


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