Recent content by CM McKenzie

Kara Creek Ranch in Sundance Wyoming is an easy drive from Colorado.

I usually hunt horseback into the Teton Wilderness. I go anywhere from 12 to 30 miles in. Last fall I hunted 18 miles in.

It’s typically in the winter months. They usually have the championships in March over in Star Valley. I don’t know how organized it is. Lots of beer lots of fun. It usually draws 4 or 500 people. Mostly something to do at the end of a long winter.

That’s called cutter racing. We still do that here in Wyoming.

Wyoming is a terrible place! I wouldn’t recommend stopping here. I-80 is definitely our most scenic route no reason to deviate from that.

It was not a bad one for a late season goat.

I had Dennis Erardt build and stock an early single square bridge magnum Mauser Obendorf in .416 Rigby to me in the early 2000’s. I had a young family and needed money so it went. I found out later that one of our fellow forum members is now the current custodian. Looking back I should have just...

I just noticed this thread. I have a few things ready for you. I’m going to try to get one more thing done to send your way, but time is creeping up on the tenth pretty fast.

I use 60.2 grains of Big Game with slight compression. I’m not sure what it chronographs, but it is what my rifle likes for accuracy.

Did he carve the grizzly in the back of your cantle?

I was wondering if that was Jeff’s work. He does a good job.

You’re in the right track, but flip flopped. The compound is a cheaper petroleum based mixture. It was known to break down the linen thread. I used to use the old linen thread when I used my old hook and awl machine. I like the way those old machines stitched. If you appreciate the art. You...

Olive oil from the kitchen cabinet works great for most things. I use many different oils, waxes, glycerins, etc. when I build saddles, but I use olive oil for most applications.

Took a picture this morning of the Joe Perkins Grips. I think his business is called classic single actions.

Joe Perkins in AZ did my grips in fancy walnut, with my initials inlayed in silver.