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Well Aurora is the new owner of her first car! She was a little nervous about driving it back down to sierra vista so I let her smoke a little weed to soothe her nerves.

Did the car come with a kid trapped in the back seat😳😳😳

I thought I loved my tent till I got a pop up! I thought I loved my pop up till I got a toy hauler.

Horn Hunter Main Beam got it free off this site. paid to have it repaired by horn hunter. my son used it one season. well used but no issues. located in nw valley $40 just wanting to recoup the shipping i paid on it

Tik tok. I was so dang busy I lost track of time myself. Good luck!

Enjoy that $.65! 😅😅 and fuse!

Jesus. Look at the ears on that big dude. and who wears crocs!?!?!

Funny my daughter threw a fit a couple years ago about why we didn’t deer hearts more often...

Wish i had the money, nice glass.

Sold. Thanks all, Eddie

Got one. Thank you!

We had this same problem a couple years back. We found some humor in it. My wife went to the store and picked up some steaks, we grilled them for dinner. My middle daughter at the time was probably 15 years old. We started eating, I looked across the table she was probably three bites into it with a funny look on her face. I asked her what a matter she said what is this, I said a steak she said I know that from what. An Elk,Deer,Antelope we have not had Moose for ever. My wife and I looked at her and said a cow she said it doesn’t taste like Elk we laughed and said a beef cow. Lance good luck on the Goat hunts.

I have tired about every type of shelter for hunting and family camping- tents, tent trailer, cab over pop up and travel trailer - all have their pros and cons, for me the travel trailer is the best - I have had 2 pop up tent trailers- way better than a tent - you can store a lot of camping gear in them and saves a lot of room at home - getting organized with bins helps a lot so when you go camping most of your stuff is already packed. My second pop up was a Jayco Baja with the platform on front, it was awesome. It had a water heater and the family could take a warm shower, it had a little refrigerator (sucks couldn't get to it when collapsed), nice two burner stove.... really liked it. It was lifted so I could get it further back in the hills.... but ultimately sold it and went for a travel trailer and never looked back. Why do I like the travel trailer so much? I didn't until I could park at my home ( we moved) - plug it in a week before and you can store refrigerated and frozen food, my ice usage went down- easily stay 13 days without needing ice. Pack cloths and every thing else days before leaving, then the day of leaving, it's not a mad scramble to pack and leave, best of all when we come home, I can plug it back in and unload over the next couple of days if I get in late.... Tent trailers are nice, if you get one, make sure you check it for mold and inspect the seams where the canvas attaches to the roof... good luck

Sounds like ya'll had a pretty good run! Good luck in the fall draw.

I had to google the spelling of testicles

I guess it’s true. You do post in every thread.

Just a thought; have you confirmed that you can comfortably spend hours behind the 30X canons you are creating? If not, maybe wait till then to make a decision on additional glass.

I ran 12’s with my BTX and it was about right.

You must be 'in the know'!! I had never tasted pronghorn until 3 years ago when my oldest son and I first hunted them. VERY tasty meat!!! For me, it is the best tasting of all wild game I have sampled.

Kind of like some of the old classic cars worth more with the natural patina than restored

Duwane is great Hunted Archery Elk with him about 10 years ago. He is my choice if I draw 12AW late. I have talked to him and several of the outfitters mentioned and am debating which way to go.

Here are some pics from the last project. They feed you a good steak dinner on Saturday night after working.

If you were wondering what to expect on these projects, most people show up Friday. Game and Fish will be there with all the equipment and supplies and they usually start the work Friday. The sheep society has a cook crew that shows up Friday and usually prepares dinner. Saturday morning we get up, they have coffee ready and we head to the water project and stay there all day. When we get back in the late afternoon the cook crew has an awesome dinner ready. After that we hang out with each other around a fire and enjoy adult sodas. Sunday morning the cook crew will have coffee and breakfast. Some people stick around for the day and help finish out the project and others start the long trek home. This is the typical project schedule and I always enjoy my time out there. let me know if you have any specific questions and I will do my best to answer.