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Ain't getting your 1st or 2nd choice either but you put them in..

Piss poor choice, would you want to be responsible for killing someone’s pet or maybe even his own pet?

If his “last choice” was his 2nd, it’s possible. Otherwise, he lied to you.

In addition to all of the above I also carry a suture kit with different suture material, pneumo darts for possible collapsed lung, stethoscope to assess for said collapsed lung, some type of quick clot for arterial bleeds, different sizes of gauze, gloves and IV supplies. A lot of it I keep at the truck or buggy but use the emergent stuff in the field. Having been an AF medic for 21 years, deployed 5 times and now an ER nurse I feel that I can take care of just about anything that pops up in the field with that set up..

Tired of these sitting in my closet. Decorate your man cave. Tim Wolfe is the artist. Not sure what they are worth, thinking $100 takes all 3.

Trap em and raise em. Never have to hunt again, just brake necks for dinner.

Im going in with 4

Well it all caught up with me. Laid my guys off on Wednesday. Then when going through my paperwork at my desk I took a closer look at my bank statement from NBAZ and saw I got the PPP deposit and didn't even know I had been approved! So now were all covered for two months, what a huge blessing! It was nice to call them and un lay them off.

I like to sit in one spot all morning and through lunch where I can see a lot of country or where I've seen a big buck during scouting trips. If you have confidence in a spot and aren't seeing deer it's usually because they haven't stood up yet or haven't worked around a mountain face, etc. Coues Deer have small enough home ranges that you just have to trust yourself and fight the urge to move when you're in a great spot.

Use that 10-kid stimulus monies! LoL

Hello All, Selling my c. 1980 M77 in 7mm Remington Magnum. "75-" serial number. 24" barrel. Low round count and clean barrel. Small abrasion on outside of barrel. Easier to feel than see on rifle. See pic. Also included are Ruger scope rings for this rifle. Located in zip 85254. Price is $420. PM if interested. Thanks, Eddie I also have a Ruger Super Blackhawk in 44 Mag. for sale.

Interesting. I have been told by numerous people that if it fits between the poles it can go through. My Rhino is well in excess of 40 inches and fits through (barely). Anything bigger than a Rhino isn't going through. I was down there a few years back and there was a G&F officer and he didn't say anything to me?

Too much horsepower for you.

Im in also. 22 points

Figured why not. All of the party boats were booked. Shore fished harbor island with about 100 of my closest friends this morning. Caught a sand bass and a ray. This evening trying Spanish landing another 5 Ray's. Midday zipped up to Oceanside no parking. Pier closed that little bastard in the bottom pic gave me first experience with a sting ray tail hurt for a couple of hours

If you don’t need a bed maybe a Toyota 4Runner or the even bigger Toyota Sequoia would work. Everything locks inside, no dust, and a roof rack can help haul extra cargo if necessary. My mom has a Sequoia with over 300K miles on it. The thing won’t quit. I agree with Mulepacker that it’s hard to go wrong with just about any vehicle these days. The design, machining, and tolerances are so much better than they used to be. Some of us remember the Merle Haggard song Are the Good Times Really Over? One of the lines goes “Wish a Ford and a Chevy would still last ten years like they should.” Well that song came out in 1981 which was if not the low point, very near the low point, of American automobile design and manufacturing. (Those of you who remember the Chrysler K cars will understand.) That’s when the Japanese got their foothold. Post-WWII Anti-Japanese sentiment had started to fade, the Japanese cars were cheap and once purchased, proved reliable and long lasting, and, as Merle Haggard observed, American cars were lacking, The media would bemoan the decline in “American workmanship” like it was the workers’ fault that American cars tended to be uninspired and unreliable. That always pissed me off. It wasn’t American workmanship that declined. It was American design and engineering that declined (no doubt assisted by the bean counters who saw more profit in designing a car that needed more frequent replacement). That trope of the decline in American workmanship was proven false when Japanese companies started manufacturing some of their cars here. Those vehicles, assembled by Americans, were just as good as the ones assembled in Japan. My family is originally from Michigan and it used to not be an issue of buying an American car, it was a matter of which American car you bought. If your neighbor worked for Ford, you bought a Ford. If they worked at the GM plant, you bought a GM. I agree with every fiber of my being that it's important to buy American goods whenever possible but in a globalized world, the issue is nuanced. My 18 year old, 1st Gen. Nissan Xterra is still my daily driver and huntin’ rig. I had the transmission rebuilt at 200K miles but it’s still chugging along. (When I bought it, I wanted a 4Runner but couldn’t afford it.) When I bought my Xterra, my dad gave me a hard time about buying “Jap crap” I told him my Xterra was made by Americans in Tennessee. When I asked him where is Chevy Tahoe was made he had to admit is was made in Mexico. So which is the American car? So here’s my preference, in order: Made in America by an American company (Obviously) Made in America by a foreign company (I value American workers over American CEOs) . Made abroad by an American company (I value American CEOs over foreign workers) Made abroad by a foreign company Not only is this a preference, meaning it will break a tie if the choice is close, but I’m willing to pay more, significantly more, to support American workers. For those complaining about the decline of America today, I’ll post a link to the Merle Haggard song. So if you want to go back to a better time, you’ll have to go back more than 40 years because Ol’ Merle was complaining about the same thing back then. Enjoy:

I am hispanic and feel the exact same way. I think illegals need to go back and get in line if they want to come here. Not fair that people that work their butt off to become citizens have people that cheat and become a burden on our tax dollars. But I don't appreciate coming on a hunting website and reading racial slurs. Hate how people loose at the lip behind a keyboard.

Can't see paying 80k for any truck unless your a multi millionare.............BOB!

Pay cash for a pre-bailout GM truck with 5.3 Vortec and reasonable miles! Best bang for your buck IMO

“Sitting at the bar in the kitchen at night. Tried to pick up my wife. She gave me a fake phone number. WTH…” this was the best one of the list!

A friend did some load development with my Bergara after finally receiving ADG brass. Final load is ADG 300 PRC brass 215M primer Berger 215 hybrid (.010 jump) RL 26 2921 FPS ( 24 inch factory barrel) There might be faster accuracy node but I don’t see any reason to push it.

Nut up and buy the swaros