Steven Rinella's Rough Cuts| Montana Mule Deer | MeatEater

[@laramie1222]

Please bring back the after hunt cooks

[@Dream-season]

I second this!

[@adamprice7946]

You got my vote as well 👍

[@kdkulhanek]

biggest mistake was letting duck camp dinners go, in my opinion

[@Blacktailbuck36089]

Gotta love the duality of the scenes of setting up a perfect shot with all the technical calculations...then the guy from the swamp just ace'd that buck while it was running.

[@JohnCBobcat]

I really, really liked the back-and-forth format here. I mean, I do love the storytelling aspect of "go through the story of the hunt, start to finish" from the classic episodes, but this really is a good alternative. And as someone who doesn't hit the range nearly enough, it's a good reminder as well.

[@CrazyAboutFlyFishing]

Really enjoying the rough cuts series

[@jta741]

Shot my first mule deer this year after years of being away from hunting. Finally got a chance to get back into it. Thanks for your guidance, Steve. My family and full freezer thank you kindly!

[@andyhobaugh3104]

I love these "rough cuts". This one in particular was great. Over the years of watching Meateater I've come to think that Steve as the "worst shot on TV". It was cool to see him address then issue he's had over the years and after he got his buck talk about how just over a year ago he would've had to think about the distance he just made a great shot at. Great content!

[@Craig-h5i]

Steve is a man that thinks before he speaks, something many people should try to emulate

[@Genevieve-ni5el]

😂💯

[@Chris-zc6ih]

These are my favorite videos by far on meat eater

[@TasmanianSensei]

This episode points to the value of a good coach.

[@brandontwohawks]

I love this editing format. Great show.

[@English_Speaking_Fox]

Great to see how Steve put to bed most hunting forum arguments with straightforward common sense and a well practiced approach.

[@4040pmora]

Louisiana dude nailed that bad boy in a full trot! Straight killas from the bayou.

[@WolfPackOutdoors211]

Last real hunting show period

[@DirtNapSpecialist]

Amazing to see Steve behind a Tikka...Amazing rifles, actions, and triggers...I've shot many and have yet to find one of my own or someone else's that wouldn't print 1/2 inch 3 shot groups at 100 yards with factory ammo...even better with hand loads. Tikka is for sure the most consistently accurate firearm I've ever used. Great episode with the back and forth shooting and how it translates to real world hunting.

[@dalekoop2207]

cool tid bit, a tikka barrel, is a Sakko that only hits 3/5 in a 1 inch group at 100 yards out of the factory testing, a sakko hits 5/5... at least that's what I have been told. if I'm wrong please let me know. I'm humble enough to take it hahaha

[@supersubes]

@@dalekoop2207Not true

[@kevinschutter]

Scandinavia has something figured out. We are playing catch up over at Barrett.

[@SammyMoore-tg5gs]

3 shot groups are too small to be statistically relevant.

[@lonnywilcox445]

I remember my first western big game hunt, rifle sighted in for 200 yards, ready to shoot twice that far, people telling me it is going to be hard to get that close. Found a spot to glass from over a canyon that was 1/4 mile across and at least that far down to the bottom. Sat for 5 minutes soaking in the experience before a buck popped out at 80 yards and I drilled him. Same thing with antelope. Saw the buck and doe go into a little draw, raced up to the edge and plopped down expecting them to be coming out the other side 300 yards away. They came back up on my side 75 yards away. Almost missed the opportunity because I was focused so hard on the far side. Figured it would always be that easy. Nope. They can make it really hard.

[@wadebomar9801]

Yeah I have mixed feelings about this guy. I respect him as a hunter but also can't stand all these out of staters coming to my state. I'm a native of Montana my whole life and out of staters come in and shoot everything that moves. Not saying he does but I've seen out of staters do it. They're killing this state for hunting and FWP needs to limit the size of deer people can harvest. I have entirely too much too say.

[@Zer0Edits00]

@@wadebomar9801now imagine how native Americans feel to this day, not having everywhere to hunt and gather for free anymore..

[@wadebomar9801]

@Zer0Edits00 I agree. But money didn't talk back then. A superior race did.

[@wadebomar9801]

@Zer0Edits00 they also get to hunt anytime they please

[@wadebomar9801]

@Zer0Edits00 for free

[@hunt_trap_fish]

I’d have liked to see the buck, but can totally appreciate keeping the focus on the importance of practicing good shooting technique. That was a super duper cool episode. It’s been a goal of mine - since someone put me behind a gun at 375 yds for an antelope - to improve my shooting. Really worked hard on being steady etc. and shot 2 doe at 200 yards this year white-tail hunting. It’s not super far, but I was real proud of myself for making those shots. Clean, solid, right-in-the-pocket shots.

[@nt3523]

If the antler they showed is actually the buck he shot, it's not the buck they showed on the hoof in the video.

[@TASnow92]

I've hunted most my life now I can't with no where to go so watching this really helps man I love it

[@zanegardner6488]

This was one of the best episodes evwr

[@joshkamp7499]

Influencers have convinced every suburban adult onset Instagram hunter with a 6.5 that because they can ring a steel plate at 500 with an experienced spotter on their local flat range that they can kill an elk at that distance. For the very few that invest the time and money into the familiarity and gear required for first shot cold bore hits in realistic field conditions, long range shots on game is fine but the emphasis should always be on getting closer.

[@Vidasalvaje-de-Joseleon]

Your naive if you think that you can get closer on every hunting situation some times you have to let them walk or you can practice those long shots for those special occasions 😂😂

[@bigamigo4863]

​@Vidasalvaje-de-Joseleon Hunting ethics - closer the shot higher chance of a clean kill shot in vitals. Yes, sometimes you're forced to make a decision whether to shoot now or risk losing the animal but the amount of hunters that should be taking those shots is very, very low even in good conditions. Shooting on the range and shooting on a hunt not the same thing. Before you tell me I don't know what I'm talking about, I've been a hunting guide in Canada for 12 years. You should always do what you can to increase the odds of a clean kill and proper diagnosis of the animal. If that were the case every hunter would shoot animals at long range as it's less work and they won't risk spooking it or being winded. Ethics and a sure kill is worth the risk.

[@fredextruck]

@@bigamigo4863unfortunately, many individuals lack ethical and moral decision making skills. They’ll just come at you with some argument of “what if” or something along those lines.

[@WolfPackOutdoors211]

Kinda like Jurassic park. Just because you can don't mean you should. Respect the wild respect the hunt and respect the animals you love to hunt. Ignore the KZbin hunters and Hoefluencers

[@MIBoys-z3x]

Great video! Loved the insight intertwined with the hunt.

[@jakedavid8187]

Im realistic....I live in Wyoming, so shots will be fairly long sometimes. That being said, 400 yards is what my limit is. Il get closer or not shoot.

[@Hentylion]

I'm in Oklahoma, so we get some long ones too. But I agree if I can't get to 400 it walks. And honestly it's really not even sporting to shoot an animal at 700 yds, good chance it has no idea you're there.

[@nolan6976]

This is by far the best series on KZbin at the moment. Absolutely loving the Rough Cuts. Great job team

[@blindtraveler365]

Liked this style of informative video mixed with hunt scenes. I live and hunt Alberta, similar terrain in the video. Spend a lot of time at the gun range practicing. My hunting buddies are the typical shoot only during hunt season the one or two times a year.

[@tcwrench]

Can we get a video on this LH rifle build!?

[@vincentroy7886]

What’s the rifle he used?

[@hse785]

Yes Please. @MeatEaterTV

[@gavinmaxwell5724]

I want to know as well!

[@mott7749]

Its a tikka t3x roughtech with an mdt hnt26 chassis

[@mott7749]

He has a left handed stock which isnt commercially available for tikkas

[@usmcsaxoki]

When I went to Marine Corps boot camp in 2007 (and this makes me sound salty or something... I'm not) we shot M16A2s at 500 yards in the prone with iron sights to qualify. And after watching this, I'm amazed that we could hit a man sized target consistently. I guess it's a testament to the emphasis and training the Marine Corps puts into basic marksmanship.

[@martinto138]

First of all, that is amazing. But let's be honest... that "man sized" target is a gigantic paper target. It is NOT a man sized silhouette. Again, that's still a very difficult shot at 500 with iron sights... but it's more accurate to say it's probably a target the size od 3 or 4 men standing side by side.

[@usmcsaxoki]

@@martinto138 Fair.

[@joshbradley6841]

​@@martinto138Nothing but respect for the Marines but its a target thats the size of a shed @500 yards. KD range at 500 isnt impressive in my book.

[@rustbucket9318]

@@martinto138The silhouette is 40”x20” then there are graduated rings on a 6’x6’ target for scoring outside of that “E” ring.

[@shauno7582]

Looks like Steve o is running a Tikka T3X super varmint barrel/action in an MDT carbon fibre stock! Wicked set up 🦾🦾

[@razedbywolves8505]

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe there's an issue with the grouping calculations. A 1.5" group @100yds suggests that they average only 3/4" from planned point of impact, 1.5" off @200yds, 3" off @400yds. Anyway, you guys do a great job and inspire a lot of my hunting trips, thank you and keep the content coming!

[@CalebToews]

nice video as always. sure would like to see the deer at some point though.

[@russellfleet7636]

The higher the BC and the higher the velocity is better for in the wind. It helps with the margin of error if you do make a miss judgment on the wind call. And practice in the wind and angles of the hills. Good to see your practice it is the responsible thing to do.

[@dimensionsofearth]

Love this new series of rough cuts with Steve!

[@rcmadness247]

Great episode

[@JL-xn3zy]

Meateater is awesome. To each their own, but I liked the idea that 400 yards is a long hunting shot and if you can't get to that hunt up until you're there. That was a heck of a shot on that first buck!

[@C-24-Brandan]

Currently watching MeatEater on my TV with prime/Freevee & also now on here lol ..... hoping meateater comes out with another/new season , by far the beat overall, best shot & put together / filmed hunting, outdoor, trapping and fishing show!! Have been watching since meateater season 1 episode 1 & been hooked since!

[@chiefchiefog4178]

Love the content that’s pushed here. Been following since season 1 and my boys started getting into watching the Meat Eater show.

[@hibbs661]

what gun is Steve using?

[@justinmadair]

Brilliant episode

[@ajshoots5772]

I dont hunt out west. Live and hunt whitetails in a straight wall cartridge state. Limitations of those cartridges makes your ethical shot distances a max of 250 yards. However, we have lots of groundhogs and coyotes. 30 plus years of varmint hunting out to 600 yards makes deer gun season seem like shooting fish in a barrel. Been using ballistic calculators and technology for years to make shooting critters as ethical and easy as possible. Aim small, miss small. Whether it is varmints or steel, honing your skills at distance pays dividends when you have that trophy deer, elk, or moose in your cross hairs. Great video!!

[@rickypickles2219]

doing my first idaho black bear hunt this year! cant wait. looking to start doing more big game hunts. using a 308 for black bear and want to move up a bit in power and range. what do y’all reccomend? was thinking 300 win mag for grizzly/elk

[@chethansen4255]

Had a Utah Big Bull tag this year and have been training out to 700 plus yards since march. Saw my Elk at 3/4 mile away and ended with a still hunt through mahogany and a 200 yard shot through the trees. Hunts do unpredictable things. Got to love it.

[@pottskii]

Damn! What bullet were you loading for elk at that range?

[@earlfriend]

Badass combo video with the range time. Nice work!

[@claytonbruner1808]

An overlooked piece of equipment is bullet choice. I think it's important to know what the bullet is designed to do on game in order to place it where it can do what it's designed to do.

[@mikesmith6838]

Love this format!!!

[@williamscales8974]

What is the bipod Steve is running in the long range sessions? Also, what is the throw lever on his scope? I have a Razor LHT and Vortex doesn't make a throw lever for that scope. Looks like one that would fit the bill for prone and sitting.

[@Deerslayer1912]

It’s a 3D printed one. MK Machining makes one similar. Bipod is a triple pull ckye pod made by MDT

[@benjaminrobbins8458]

What rifle is Steve using on this hunt?

[@adamprice7946]

That tikka is nice 👍

[@bammbamm8919]

Steve, just curious what your rifle set up is here ???

[@jerrysullivan9659]

Born and raised in Montana. Never shot at anything over 200 yards away.

[@bltzgaming6989]

Man I’ve never western hunted, I’ve put in for points for the last few years to try and get an elk tag to fulfill a bucket list hunt but I’ve shot whitetail in Wisconsin at the family farm mistakenly might I add and luckily at about 275 yards in a farm field. I shoot a 270 so the drop isn’t crazy but I thought it was a simple 120ish yard poke but walking out to where I shot the deer I realized how far it was and I spooked myself in the process 😂

[@chris_the_5th]

West side of the state vs east side lol

[@liza-marie89]

Hilarious- My dad made us shoot through basically the same hole on the target 5 times before we were even allowed to hunt alongside him and in essence test our knowledge of safety, range and implications. Then only if you got everything perfect, you could take a shot.

[@Josh_P_1992]

In all my years of hunting and being around hunting have I ever seen anyone that didn’t have their gun loaded when they left the camp or house. Loading in the field is wild to me.

[@BrandonSLedford]

You should make a video of the strangest things you've seen in the woods / on a hunt!

[@NDhunter78]

Great video and many lessons to be learn.

[@JerryMcDowell-ex6rx]

Wind and elevation Steve

[@Hootie22B]

Great video.

[@seanbibby3898]

What rifles were you using?

[@jeffreydidier5821]

Great instructional/practical then applied video with a “Happy Ending” DINNER! 👍🇺🇸👍

[@randyhasty1810]

Is there an app do people use for long range applications. I use chairgun. Thanks

[@montuckyhomegrown]

I miss MEATEATER Pre 2020

[@austinb4576]

What is the rubber band thing on the scope Zoom???

[@seanmullen5338]

I have seen Steve wear the same ear pro now in a few of these videos. Does anyone know what they are? I have struggled with proper ear protection in the woods. The few shots of him make them seem easy to manage.

[@Fishing_Fiddles]

Safariland liberator. Good investment 🤙

[@seanmullen5338]

@@Fishing_Fiddles I should have been more specific, i meant the blue ear plugs he uses while hunting.

[@Fishing_Fiddles]

@seanmullen5338 oh gotcha. I think they might be CENS which are made by some company out of Australia. They did a podcast with an audiologist in the last year or so, and I think it comes up there.

[@MAKEITSTOP777]

There’s a cold north breeze in Northern Illinois this evening. Looking forward to getting back to the ranch to tuck into this adventure. 👍🏼🦌🎯

[@Joseph-pr4rc]

Very informative. Loved it 👍🏻

[@zacharymixon9935]

Does anyone know what chassis Steve has on that gun?

[@lapasorsa]

Looks like MDT HNT26 and propably custom paintjob

[@rodclayton2579]

Yes it is, and its hydrodipped in first lites own pattern " Circa" ​@lapasorsa

[@savageCI]

Anyone know what rifles they were using ?

[@kevinfidler8074]

I know they have a signature Weatherby 307 rifle. One of the more expensive 307 rifles has a folding stock. He might have that one with camo paint on it

[@lycheeznuts]

@@kevinfidler8074 no it's a tikka

[@savageCI]

@@kevinfidler8074thanks!

[@scofield6596]

Custom Weatherby Model 307 Alpine MDT Carbon

[@lycheeznuts]

@@scofield6596 it's a Tikka look at the bolt stop on the right side.

[@ajp2844]

Does anyone know what cal he was using?

[@kiba_mischief1790]

What rifle and scope is steve using?

[@lycheeznuts]

tikka in a custom hnt26 chassis

[@how-the-cooky-crumble]

I'm interested to know the same too.

[@XxX_65]

@@how-the-cooky-crumbleHe has the one he bought at whatever gun shop he bought it at.

[@justinfarler422]

What rifle is steve shooting? Looking for a similar setup

[@kevinfidler8074]

I think he has a Weatherby 307 with an MDT stock. They have a meateater signature Weatherby 307 rifle

[@scofield6596]

Custom Weatherby Model 307 Alpine MDT Carbon

[@lycheeznuts]

tikka in a hnt26 chassis. definitely not a weatherby

[@lycheeznuts]

@@kevinfidler8074 nope its a tikka

[@lycheeznuts]

@@scofield6596 wrong. tikka

[@Hartwig870]

I used to hunt with gear junkies who did a bunch of long range shooting. I ended up sharing a lot of meat at that time...

[@tylershumaker8875]

What kind of chassis is that tikka sitting in?

[@lycheeznuts]

custom hnt26 (they dont make leftys)

[@SammyMoore-tg5gs]

MDT HNT26 carbon fiber chassis

[@Arnianor]

While the new serie is nice, 6 episode is not enough to call this a season. 8 would be a minimum, 10 good, 12 would be awesome

[@matthewmurray4159]

I wish more hunters was serious about being a marksman. We've got 10×12 inch steel plates hanging on our lease all the way out to about 1800-2000yards, I've never ranged the furthest. Everyone's got these big expensive setups but constantly miss deer or just wound and never find em. I've been hunting the same 7mag since I was 13 and I'm now 34. Anything within 300 yards I don't even think about. Anything within 500 I'm conformable. Getting out past that is iffy but I've hit 700 consistently. I just need to get better glass and I'll be more conformable at those longer ranges. You can have all the best equipment and still not kill deer if you're not out there slinging lead.

[@matthewmurray4159]

Not to mention add a little wind and buck fever on the biggest deer you've ever seen at 500 yards. I almost missed my biggest at 100 yards because I was shaking that bad

[@QuehannaWildman]

My dads an expert long range hunter, record kill shot 1300y, we shoot target over 2k, we typically hunt 400-1200 yards tho

[@robertnimmo8284]

I would like to hear David E. Petzal's take on this.

[@jarretwilson5811]

What packs are those?

[@janosczovek8524]

What rifle and cal were Steve using ? Thanks 👍

[@scofield6596]

Custom Weatherby Model 307 Alpine MDT Carbon

[@putmeoutdoors]

@@scofield6596almost positive that was a Tikka action on his rig.

[@janosczovek8524]

Thank you, do you know the cal ?

[@lycheeznuts]

@@janosczovek8524 its not a weatherby its a tikka with a custom hnt26 chassis

[@lycheeznuts]

@@scofield6596 its a tikka not a weatherby look at the bolt release. 300 winmag

[@rectabularhexnut4384]

Please give the man some subtitles! steven = the man

[@BootTrackStories]

Up to 200 yds from standing, up to 500 off knee. I can't imagine many situations where I could lay prone and shoot further where I hunt. Most of the time snow is deep and /or grass and brush is high. Great series 👍🏻

[@zachcall1103]

What bipod is that?

[@nickycochran1706]

What gun he be using these days?

[@SammyMoore-tg5gs]

Looks like a Tikka t3x CTR in an MDT hnt26 cf chassis

[@austinsuter1990]

Maybe my favorite hunting video y'all have put out

[@Jake-v6i]

My silver lab pup just chewed my brand new First lite hat 😬😬

[@montuckyman4982]

The fact is, the vast majority of hunter dont practice shooting rifles and aren't shooters. Its strange, the same guys will shoot their bows year round but only check zero with 3-5 shots. Adjust the "trusty" leupold or vortex garbage(gotta turn it a click past and then back, then tap the turret with a nickel") to re-zero. And have to re-zero every time they travel or lightly bump the rifle or scope. So yes, 400 yards IS long range for basically anyone in FIELD conditions.

[@SammyMoore-tg5gs]

It’s true. I have a shooting system that I shoot barely sub MOA 200 yd 10 shot groups with reliably, and I shoot thousands of rounds from field positions with my training rifle and hundreds of rounds with my hunting rifle, in a mix of different shooting positions. Because of that, I am capable of shooting well at extended distances on game. But, it’s a very perishable skill that requires constant maintenance. When I’m out of my rhythm and don’t get to practice, my functional range drops and drops fast and it’s the wind calling that falls off the fastest. I get to the range to help train nephews and friends to shoot at distance because it gives me the opportunity to practice wind calling even though I’m not behind the gun. If you aren’t putting in the effort to be consistent and to practice shooting from different positions in different conditions, you aren’t a capable marksman and aren’t nearly as effective as you think you are. I, too, am moving away from Leupold scopes. I’ve switched over to the Maven RS 1.2 in mils.

[@TH-888]

love you guys

[@handroids1981]

Ghey!

[@jameslivingston7031]

I know you’re trying to be all cutesy and artsy with these videos, but can you show us the buck maybe? I think we’d like to be apart of the entire process, including seeing the deer you shot.

[@dominic123454]

Possibly a full episode of meateater hunt. Or KZbin was going to demonetize

[@zacharyrhine2973]

Rough cuts are short and to the point.

[@nt3523]

The antler they showed on the dead buck didn't match the buck they showed on the hoof that they were after. It could be editing, but it's not the same buck.

[@MrPolicesnpr]

He either missed the buck and they just faked it or he had a really bad shot on the deer do to the long range and didn't want to show that either. Either way that's a bunch of BS that us veteran hunters see right through. I hope I'm wrong, but I don't think so.

[@jameslivingston7031]

@@zacharyrhine2973 short enough to show 10 minutes of practice on the range but not 30 seconds of the buck he shot? Okay 🤣

[@Atlas531]

1:03 can someone translate?

[@C-24-Brandan]

Translate what? He said they're after any bucks they can scrape up ... meaning any mature bucks they can find, get in range of and take a shot on etc.

[@matthew5027]

Translation: “stuff looks like it would get like some gumbo mud if it gets wet”

[@Atlas531]

@@C-24-Brandan , no Ronnie's comment. He says something like, "...looks like it gets wet..." I changed the linked time to 1:03, which is more accurate, I think.

[@SpencesCheeseburger]

I shot my first gear today from 200 yards away second time ever shooting the rifle

[@christopherch7307]

👍🐿👍awesome

[@EmīlsKrišsRācenis]

What kind of knifes do you use for skining and so on, perkaps a gear review? 🙏

[@robertwagner4375]

No information on the rifle?

[@lycheeznuts]

It's a Tikka with a one off custom hnt 26

[@kevinfidler8074]

Weatherby 307

[@lycheeznuts]

@kevinfidler8074 nope it's a Tikka. Look at the bolt release on the right side of the rifle

[@C-24-Brandan]

Left handed Tikka T3X in .300 win mag in the MDT HNT 26 Chassis

[@C-24-Brandan]

​@@kevinfidler8074no its not. It's a left handed Tikka T3X in the MDT HNT 26 chassis in .300 win mag

[@ccory1000]

What gun is he using

[@tannerlunzman5446]

Tikka rifle in an MDT HNT26 Chassis

[@jeffpitts3527]

300 win mag

[@lycheeznuts]

The best. Tikka

[@internetcatfish]

Is wind much of a factor shooting 30-06 out to 300 yards? Where I hunt at over half your shots are going to be within 100, so I've never had much of a reason to learn long range shooting. However, they've been logging the area a lot lately so there's places where you can now see as far as 500, and one of my stands now has 300 yard sightlines all around it.

[@eduardoolaechea]

"The .30-06 is never a mistake"

[@rodneyalaking8241]

Depends on the wind velocity and direction. I.E. is it a full cross wind, or quartering? Is it 5 mph or 25?

[@NorthRiverGuide]

​@rodneyalaking8241 bullet and air density plays a big part in it as well. With 25mph full value at 300yds with 30-06 it could be less than 10" drift with a good low drag bullet in thin air, or over 40" drift with say a rnsp in dense air.

[@NorthRiverGuide]

@internetcatfish, you'll have to learn and figure that out for yourself. Wind could be a negligible factor for you in your situation, or it could be VERY problematic. Or anything in between

[@rodneyalaking8241]

@@NorthRiverGuide Great point…lots of factors at play.

[@MetalneckOutdoors]

Anyone know what left hand rifle Steve was using in this episode?

[@dongledinkler]

Tikka T3X in an MDT HNT 26 Chassis.

[@thedirtygot9570]

@@dongledinklerwhat caliber?

[@tannerlunzman5446]

@@slimymurican8246looked bigger than that…the up close shot of him on the range looked like a lot more recoil than a 6.5, I could be wrong

[@jeffpitts3527]

300 win mag, you can read it on the box at 13:37

[@dongledinkler]

@@thedirtygot9570 I believe it is 300 Winchester Magnum based on the Sig Sauer box.

[@douglaslanners6221]

LMAO can you block my sun

[@blackbeardgoatjr2434]

The Earth is flat and stationary

[@heyzeus6149]

I think it goes without saying that without practice you’re not successful at least not consistently. I’d like to see more hunting

[@seanpatterson5948]

Distance is math, wind is voodoo. I don't know who said that but I believe it.

[@Oregon-airguns]

Should also mention depending on barrel twist and wind direction, a bullet will go up or down. AJ aka arrow dynamic jump. Really doesn’t make a big difference under 500 yards. But, a strong wind at 700+ you’ll completely miss if you don’t account for it.

[@tommy153fishes]

@MeatEaterTV I always ALWAYS wish Steve would say what rig and caliber he is using. Just saying, it’d learn us a lil better to the situation and such. Thanx Steve and crew.

[@colesimonson8692]

It’s a Weatherby 307 Alpine probably 300 win mag

[@joshuaross535]

@@colesimonson8692good looking out on the rifle. I was stumped. Sig Box ammo, probably 300 win mag for sure. Also; scope is a Vortex Razor LHT with an MK Machine throw lever. I run the same scope and throw lever. 👌

[@leonardogarcia2506]

He was shooting a tikka in a mdt hnt26 chassis. Couldn’t tell what caliber, but if it’s a stock barrel, maybe 7 rem mag. It looks like the rough tech ember placed in that chassis.

[@randyfix3664]

300 win mag, look close at ammo box,sig factory ammo

[@SammyMoore-tg5gs]

@@colesimonson8692 it’s a Tikka t3x CTR

[@brycejones1166]

Garrett is freaking jacked!!

[@chasegordon2120]

Wind as real as gravity so true

[@ColeNineNinety]

What rifle is Steve using?

[@MrAntuan25]

Looks like a sig cross I know it's in 300 Win Mag as I saw it on the ammo box

[@lycheeznuts]

It's a tikka in a custom hnt26.

[@ColeNineNinety]

@@MrAntuan25 Thank You

[@lycheeznuts]

@@ColeNineNinety no its a tikka in a hnt 26 custom chassis. look at the bolt release. i wouldnt shoot a sig even if i got it for free either