Sorry for not answering sooner but i have been busy with doc appointments since i got back, I had a great time and it is an amazing place 36,000 acres and only 3,000 acres used right now for lodging and ranges. The drive down there was interesting once i got below Salt Lake every pass had fresh snow and fog which made it interesting. I got there safely but late and had some fun trying to find my cabin. The cabin was roomy and clean and worked well for me, I did not bother with cooking anything as town was real close, The restaurant on site was closed for the season.
The first day i went to the high power silhouette range saw no one there with a grendel so i proceeded to shoot, I discovered i had a problem with my scope so it was off to the sight in range to replace the scope with a back up i had just bought. I sighted it in and back to the silhouette range were i had a great time shooting at targets from 219yds up to 547yds(the targets are set out in meters). Dial in the distance and hold for wind i managed to hit them all. As i was packing up a truck with Texas plates pulled up and out stepped the only other person from the forum i met. He had decided last minute to make the drive but was not feeling good so he drove home the next day.
The next morning i woke to low clouds so after breakfast i again headed to the silhouette range and there was only 2 older gentlemen shooting, They were trying to hit the White Buffalo at 1125yds the problem was you could not see it lol.We shot at the lower targets for a while and then the clouds lifted and it was a go, They were trying to hit it using no support they got close but no cigar, The wind was brutal. They tried for about 2hrs and i was spotting for them and i learnt a lot about what the wind was doing up there.
Aftefr they left i decided to see if i could hit the White Buffalo, I put the distance in to Strelok Pro and it told me to come up 47.14 MOA and hold 2.85 MOA left for wind. Three shots and i did not see were any of them went but i noticed the wind had picked up at the target by watching grass and trees(no flags by the target) So i started holding farther left(wind was blowing left to right). I started at 3.5MOA then 4MOA and i saw were it hit, To hit the Buffalo in the center i ended up holding 5.5MOA left to compensate for the wind or 3MOA off its butt. You can see the buffalo in the 3rd pic up in the trees,All in all a great time was had.
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The first day i went to the high power silhouette range saw no one there with a grendel so i proceeded to shoot, I discovered i had a problem with my scope so it was off to the sight in range to replace the scope with a back up i had just bought. I sighted it in and back to the silhouette range were i had a great time shooting at targets from 219yds up to 547yds(the targets are set out in meters). Dial in the distance and hold for wind i managed to hit them all. As i was packing up a truck with Texas plates pulled up and out stepped the only other person from the forum i met. He had decided last minute to make the drive but was not feeling good so he drove home the next day.
The next morning i woke to low clouds so after breakfast i again headed to the silhouette range and there was only 2 older gentlemen shooting, They were trying to hit the White Buffalo at 1125yds the problem was you could not see it lol.We shot at the lower targets for a while and then the clouds lifted and it was a go, They were trying to hit it using no support they got close but no cigar, The wind was brutal. They tried for about 2hrs and i was spotting for them and i learnt a lot about what the wind was doing up there.
Aftefr they left i decided to see if i could hit the White Buffalo, I put the distance in to Strelok Pro and it told me to come up 47.14 MOA and hold 2.85 MOA left for wind. Three shots and i did not see were any of them went but i noticed the wind had picked up at the target by watching grass and trees(no flags by the target) So i started holding farther left(wind was blowing left to right). I started at 3.5MOA then 4MOA and i saw were it hit, To hit the Buffalo in the center i ended up holding 5.5MOA left to compensate for the wind or 3MOA off its butt. You can see the buffalo in the 3rd pic up in the trees,All in all a great time was had.
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