wouldnt a cold and fouled bore shoot the same as a fouled warm bore? iv yet to notice a cold bore difference, only a clean bore difference. just from my experience.

I want to take My MOA 270 WSM rifle on that Exact Hunt! You Always Bring Great Hunts Ty...😉🤣

what an embarrassment

Now thats what I call road huntin.

Love the vids! Always talk to Ty’s mom in school about the videos 😂

Very annoying background noise ruined this video

That buck had it all! Awesome video and shot, Ty!

Been debating on purchasing a 7mm PRC rifle and after seeing how Easton stoned that buck, I’m convinced!

Golden Horseshoe? 😂🤣😂

Looks fun

Nice hunt and buck. Great gear. Night force the best.

When I loosen the 4 clutch screws, I am able to turn the top counter clockwise without any clicks. However, when I turn it clockwise, it clicks. Any suggestions?

lol proof star valley outfitters don’t always kill large animals

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Nope there’s way better bucks in the south side of the Queens and it’s public land ,,, my bros this is my state,,,I know from years of seeing big bucks come out of southern New Mexico,,, the only other place that beats this is dulce black horns off the rez,,Jicarilla bucks those are legendary and big,,, look up 400 pound mule deer out of N M …

I know where this is ,,,, and they paid for this…wow so this place is not the best area in that area give you a hint it’s 30 something…actually the better place is east of where they are in public land … a rancher named Larry Wooten ,,I think that’s how you spell it but he showed me this place,,,, and that thing of compared Wyoming bucks ,,,, believe me we got bucks just as big… so for big bucks in this area ,,, the old mossy horned bucks usually bed by 9 in the morning and most won’t move till later in the evening but I’ll let you in on this ,,,there is way more quality bucks in the southern foot hills of the queens in the Lincoln…oh yeah hunting from a atv you will not get them big boys …there’s better bucks ,,,way better…

Hunters who shoot game at extreme long range are lousy stalkers.

the description says "great detail" ,, this is patently untrue. if you want to learn about your kestrel, try a different video.

Please enough with the goddamn music. You didn't have to hear all that s*** when you were hunting in the woods

If you are going to show us the fuel stops show us the prices so we can feel the pain . Also the state at fuel stops

For those who don’t like long range hunting and think it’s because we can’t get close here’s some facts for you. The majority of long range hunters hunt multiple methods including archery. It’s not that we can’t get close it’s simply a different tactic. The long range hunter is actually better than the average hunter. We can do it all which makes us more accomplished and rounded. Outdoor life did a poll a while back and found that the average hunter shoots 16 rounds a year. That’s practice and hunting for a whole year. I did a poll of long range hunters to find out the average. 2100 long range hunters in 10 countries. The average long range hunter shoots 4,347 rounds per year. That means that the average long range hunter shoots 271 x more than the average hunter. The average hunter based off of this if they hunt and shoot for 50 years will shoot 800 rounds. That means the average long range hunter shoots 5.4 x more per year than the average hunter shoots in 50 years. The average long range hunter shoots more per year then most hunters shoot in their lifetime. Not to mention the difference in equipment. We spend a lot of money on our gear to make sure we can make the best shot possible. My range finder alone cost more than the average hunter’s complete rifle setup. I want the best range possible and the best data. I just upgraded to a 8000 yard range finder this year. $1500 for the range finder and that isn’t even diving into the guns and other equipment. Long range hunters dedicate more time and money into hunting than any other hunting group. In the off season we’re training and upgrading equipment. Why everyone else is relaxing we are getting ready for the next season. To claim that long range hunters are unethical, not hunters, can’t get close, etc is utter nonsense. If you want to actually look at who’s unethical, taking bad shots, wounding animals, loosing animals, etc. Look at the close range hunters who don’t practice running cheap equipment. Don’t believe the lies by guys who don’t like long range hunting. If you want to know about long range hunting then ask a long range hunter. Getting information from an anti long range hunter. That’s like asking peta for information about hunting. You are not going to get the truth from them.

I been wanting this Kestral forever for my PCP AIRGUN but I'm not good with figuring out this kind of technology I always had trouble with this kind of stuff but I want to learn it so so bad so I can figure out my exact target spots when target practicing or hunting pest at different distances. Do you think I can figure it out if I buy one even though I'm not very smart with this kind of tech.

How does it compare to the vortex rf binos

Thanks for an informative video. Don’t own one yet but getting close. 😆 One question though, don’t you need to input information about weather conditions when the rifle was zeroed? I’d think temperature, humidity, altitude, etc. of your zero would affect things. If I zero my rifle in MO at 1000’ and 80% humidity in the summer, I would think the Kestrel would need that information if I’m out west at 8000’ and 30 degrees. Thanks again.

This a great video. Excellent info. Nothing really mentioned about getting the kestrel to sample temperature, pressure, altitude etc.

Screaming guitars,,,bye..

Beautiful looking stock and it should be for the price.

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What was the range on that shot?

have a 6.5 and a 300 PRC

Very Helpful, Thank You.

Would you use the same method with epoxy on a laminate wood stock?

"Bob in what Unit is that ranch located at? Cheers

Congratulations on two beautiful bucks n great bull

Is that a draw tag?

Thanks bro

Nice video. My only question is why is everybody pushing that 7 mm PRC? It’s been proven not to hit box ballistics? Round will be dead in 5 years.

To much torque. Macmillan recommends 45 to 50 on all stocks. Fiberglass or carbon fiber.

Spotting with an aircraft is CHICKENSHIT. Even if its legal, its unethical as hell....

In 2022, I went bighorn sheep hunting with Carter Outfitting in Alberta. Before reviewing Carter’s Outfitting, I will first share some thoughts on sheep hunting in Alberta. It’s crucial to approach sheep hunting in Alberta with a clear understanding of the challenges. The resident hunting pressure is intense, much more than I had anticipated. Residents are allowed to hunt a week before nonresidents and guided hunters. On our way in, we saw three sheep taken by residents, all just barely meeting the legal requirements. While it’s their right, it makes finding a mature ram incredibly difficult. During our time in the mountains, rams were scarce and very skittish due to the resident hunting pressure from the previous week. I was fortunate to harvest a nice 7/8 curl ram and am grateful to Scott and his team for that. However, my experience is common among nonresident hunters in Alberta. If you’re aiming for a full curl ram, Alberta is not the place for you. If you would be disappointed with a three-quarter curl ram, I wouldn’t recommend hunting in Alberta as a nonresident. To hunt Alberta for bighorns, you must be willing to take the first ¾ curl you see, which is only likely at a 50% success rate (at best). You will be lucky to see one legal ram on your hunt! With all of that said, I wouldn’t hunt with Scott again for multiple reasons. First, because he did not fulfill his end of our agreement. Due to the numerous warnings about heavy hunting pressure in Alberta, I paid Scott to pre-scout the area. We agreed on having two guides prescouting for a week, but this was not done, even though he was paid to do so. The guides assigned to me did their best but were unaware of the arrangement and had not been in the area before my hunt. Second, after paying for an expensive hunt and successfully harvesting a beautiful ram, Scott mishandled the post-hunt trophy care, ruining my unique chocolate-colored cape. Imagine waiting a lifetime to hunt bighorns, to have the outfitter lose your cape, and then allow the hide to spoil! My memories of bighorn hunting are forever ruined every time I look at my ram. I have Scott Carter and his company to thank for that. I asked Scott to make it right and find me a new cape, but he treated me terribly and did nothing about it. Lastly, Scott is extremely arrogant. Scott controls over half of the nonresident sheep tags in Alberta, creating a near-monopoly. He employs a variety of guides, some of whom may not have worked with him before. His guides speak poorly about him behind his back. In my experience, he treats his hunters poorly and is unresponsive to calls, texts, or emails. I didn’t even know if the hunt was going to happen until a few weeks before departure, despite having paid in full years before. In summary, for a hundred-thousand-dollar hunt, my advice is to be cautious and consider other options. Scott lacks character and couldn’t care less about his clients

At what cost?

Beulah?

Thanks man, very helpful video

Best explanation for kestrel with not extra ...talking .

Im impressed with the suppressor! What can are they running?

Wow! That is a heck of a three-day hunt! Congrats!

Always Great Hunts Ty, all 3 were Fantastic Animals! Can't wait for the next one...

Completely different style of hunting. Almost unrecognizable from what i'm used to

Dang Ty. I paid good money for this info from you, now you're giving it away for free 😂. Loving my rifle btw. Thanks man

Once again, excellent tutorial Ty. You make it look easy my friend.