Rick - you aidn't a kidding you can go broke shooting these little devils. Like you mentioned fuel along costs a ton when you have to drive 800 miles one way to go hunting! Oh well, it was extremely fun and well worth the cost. The trip got a little more expensive when my buddy called looking to sell his brand new Rock River lower. I'm going to pair it to a Les Baer or Alexander Arms 6.5 Grendel so I'll have something that will really whomp Skippy next year! I was really impressed how the little .204 did on smal varmints and I think everyone else in my group was as well. Several of the guys were talking about picking up a .204 for next year.
the_right_reverend - that sure is pretty country out there and I saw more wild game that I've ever seen. Everything from turkeys, deer, antelope to prairie dogs.
Here's a few more pictures from the trip!
Antelope having a good time in the field...
Collection of firearms...
Evidence of the snowy conditions on Saturday...
Me & my 425 yard headshot...note the winter deer hunting jacket, little did I know it was going to blow up a snow storm!
Close up of the headshot carnage..
Another headshot, same results - this one a bit closer (350 yards)
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It's more important where ya hit 'em, than what ya hit 'em with.
'07 Savage 12 LRPV .204 w/ Leupold VX-II 6-18 LRV reticle