Colorado Mule Deer Part Two

My two handgun hunters flipped a coin and Dennis from SSK Industries called "EDGE,"... I thought I heard him say "HEADS" and the coin showed tails, so Pat from New York had the first shot opportunity.

(Dennis later claimed he would have passed on this buck anyway).

Pat scored on this medium-frame but nice heavy-mass 5X5 buck, at about 100 yards, with his Contender in .307 Winchester Improved. I didn't do a very good job at filming this one, though.



A few days later, Dennis shot this respectable four by four at about 180 yards, with his .308 Encore (nick-name "Flamer"). I was able to get this shot sequence on video film.



If you had a T/C worked on by SSK, chances are Dennis had a part in it.

Nice bucks Gregg! Congratulations to your handgun hunters (and to the guide/videographer)!

Nice work Gregg by you and your hunters!

Very nice bucks, Good Job!

good pics thanks gregg and some nice racks.good job .

Congrats to you and your hunters. Glad to see you're getting around good...back to what you love.

great couple of bucks! Congrats to you and your hunters.

Gregg,
You and Dennis like those flames don't you? Two nice deer!
Ken

Beautiful bucks, Gregg!

EXCELLENCE!!!!!

Greg,are these hunts going to be on a new video?

He does a great job makeing us drool, that is for sure. LOL

Thank all of you for your nice comments. I am intentionally leaving out the "goodies details" hoping Pat and Dennis will post.

Does this mean I have to start doing flames for you on your guns Gregg?

Yeah. Don't forget, the customer is always right.

Gregg, You put your hunters on two nice mulies that they so nicely harvested.....

crap that means more stuff I have to get, see how you are.

No prob, Rod. Oh...I want to change part of the red flames on my design over to more of a blue mix...kind of like "Blueish White Hot..."

nice bucks.

Sounds like you are going to have to out-source Rod, LOL

Gregg, nice bucks and good times. I wonder if Dennis did the work on my TC I won at the HHI hunt this year. By the way I got it and it is a darn fine gun. Like the muzzel break on it and it is proving to be very accurate. I may have to get up with you out there and try it out on one of those mullies.

Hi Craig,

Thank you!!!

I bet you a dollar that you can not see the line between the add-on muzzle brake and the barrel. And yes, Dennis did your brake; as he does all of them at SSK.

You will need to start accumulating Preference Points for Colorado Mule Deer in the areas that I outfit, in order to draw a license, so contact me after January 2011 (but before April) and we will get that process started. It will take one to two or more years so don't procrastinate.

Gregg

You are correct. When I got it back I thought SSK put a new barrel on the thing. Its almost impossible to see the line. Its a real joy to shoot. I will get up with you in January or February. Glad to see you made it out to hunt this year.

Nice bucks an way to go! I woundnt pass up either one that's for sure!

Looks like a great job of guiding and two good jobs shooting. Congrats!!! Way to go to all of you.

Oh by the way, Gregg did you hunt deer this year yet?/ Just curious,

Grate job, tens all the way!!

I hunted deer for myself two mornings and one evening. I filmed a nice little two by two as he came within about 30 yards of me, but I did not even draw my Custom Ruger .475 from its leather holster.

I also tried to wrangle a stalk on a decent 4X4 on public land and could of hammered him with a single shot, but he slipped away in the cedars before I could get within revolver range. I also played hide and seek with a big three by three and again, could have had the longer range shot at him but couldn't get within revolver range.

My main objective though was my handgun hunters getting their bucks, and I am happy with that.

Thats great Greg, happy for u, better to give than to recieve!!! Theres always next season!