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3 pointsA family lost their kids. Whether it was a dumb decision or not a dumb decision doesn't really matter. Those kids are gone. Nothing this State or the dipstick Feds can do to them will compare to the horror they will live through EVERY TIME THEY CLOSE THEIR EYES. They will be punished worse by themselves than anyone can ever punish them. Here's a can of worms ... bet the people pushing to "punish" these folks would back a near full term (or full term) abortion. There's irony for you. My opinion ... the State should drop the charges and let these folks grieve in peace. If they don't ... well we all know they are a bunch of A$$HAT$ anyway.
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2 pointsRandall #2 -7 new $500 $455 from Randall and 5 year wait. ExtremaRatio Dobermann ll comes with leg harness and two grips $300 nib The original Microtech Tachyon Black serrated SOLD SPYDERCO BLACK Sold . BLUE $150, BENCHMADE TLA $150,
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2 pointsHaha, sounds like some of the episodes from 'Northwoods Law's or whatever it's called. We have a close friend with a huge dairy farm with deer hunting and bears o plenty. He'll be here soon for the winter. I guess I need to pay more attention to where his farm is I heard the ol ladys company was for sale recently but the board is actually entertaining bids. I was caught off guard last night, asked if I'd like to move to WI. Short answer, 'no.' too much logistics, too many horses to sell or move, my mom is losing her fight with cancer...lots of reasons to stay right here. Apart from that, I love a new adventure but man, I love Arizona more.
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2 pointsI am all about elk and mule deer and a lion— I just don’t know squat about drawing tags or points— I am a Texan= blunt object— our solution is to throw money at a problem that being said, I havent found a good elk hunt for less than 8k with a reasonable amount of success — here its all private and for exotics— heck I can hunt them at night if I want to. I’d get kinda silly for a good elk hunt with good people=— but I am a fat guy so not sure how good of an elk hunt I could get ? Lol — Elk is a bucket list item— a real elk— not one of the escapees i see every few years— I really appreciate it guys your a good group here— i thought you might be. I always do what I say I will do — if we cut a deal and I am on the losing end— so be it— my fault— but I of we cut a deal— bet the farm I will live up to my part— My word means something always has—Always will. I do what I say I will do no matter what — we agree its agreed period — If I cant— (has not happened ) I’ll call you and we will figure out a solution so that you walk away thinking I was fair — if we cant / or you dont I will refund the cost of doing business with me. I feel thats the best I can give-you .... my Word— it’s doesn’t mean much to most but it means everything to me
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1 pointDid I ever tell you about the time I was hunting with my brother, my dad and my uncle on an early rifle bull hunt in Unit 1? (Or was it 27? Heck, I don’t remember.) All I know is that we'd hunted hard all day. We were exhausted and were just sitting around staring at the campfire. We were imbibing, as was our practice in those days, when my brother started goofing around with his cow call. He was trying to blow the lint out of it, or some such nonsense, when we heard this bugle just a few hundred yards away. We all got silent and stared at each other in the flickering fire light. Then, just for fun, my dad let out a bugle. And the bull cut him off! That bull was HOT and getting closer! Then my uncle let another bugle go and that bull was on top of us! Next thing we know this monster bull, easily 380+, comes charging out of the darkness. First we saw his ivory tipped rack at the edge of the firelight. Then we watched in awe as he came trotting on in, right through the middle of our camp, snortin' and slobberin' and spoilin' for a fight. Well, naturally, as soon as I saw him I took a shot. Then my brother took a shot, then dad took a shot, then my uncle took a shot. Then I took another shot for good measure. But by the time we got the cap back on the whiskey bottle that bull long gone. He prolly ran all the way to Unit 27. (Or was it 1? Heck, I don’t remember.)
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1 pointIf anyone is having a hard time finding 22lr ammo for their kids for Christmas let me know, I have a few 500 round boxes. I’m in San Tan, $35 each.
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1 pointFor Sale: Lightly used Browning A-Bolt II, Stainless Stalker, 300 WSM. Brownell"s Shrewd muzzle brake. Unique factory Mossy Oak Brush rubberized, non-slip stock with palm swell. May have been a special offering. Great all weather rifle. Original owner, factory box, like new condition. Will include Hornady dies, and brass. $675.00 FTF in Oro Valley. SCOPE AND RINGS NOT INCLUDED, but Leupold bases go with rifle. Thanks. REDUCED TO $650.00 FTF. SOLD!
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1 pointOnly good cat is a dead cat (LOL), but the mandatory checkin / G&F officer told me based on how her teeth were wore, she was 4 - once the tooth analysis is back I will be able to know for sure- to be honest it looked huge when I glassed it and when I walked up to it, I was like that thing is 1/2 the size of my last lion.... also it can be very hard to tell male vs female, male cats don't have big nuts or wackers... I am not a good at capping skulls or paws, so my advice for anyone shooting a cat and wants to make a rug or mount, learn to cape, keeping it cool and dry- then checking it in at G&F, then to the taxidermist or someone who can cape is a process
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1 pointMost farm lands have plenty of deer tags. Cheap for residents. Bear tags are like early rifle elk tags in Az. They. do have an elk season but I thk 10 tags in n/w of state. Thk there is a wolf season now too. I hunt non resident deer. 160 your first season is 1/2 price. Lots of turkey . I love hunting and the fishing is fantastic. But I will live in Az. Did I say fishing is fantastic!
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1 pointAwesome cots. Used them to make my 12X12 Alaknak more doable for my kids and I. Had MANY great camping/fishing/hunting trips all stacked-in to that tent using those cots! Still have them and use them on occasion after over 10 years of use. Quality cots!
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1 pointYour ladies do some nice work there. Wish we didn’t need them but those are as cool as they get.
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1 pointThis story is allegedly true, not as funny as some but the possibility of it happening is pretty funny From the Brownells Gunsmiths Newsletter who credits Larry Ahlman, Ahlman's, Rt. 1, Box 20, Morristown, MN 55052. (supposedly true) A carload of hunters, looking for a place to hunt, pulled into a farmer's yard. The driver went up to the farmhouse to ask permission to hunt. The old farmer said, "Sure you can hunt, but would you do me a favor? That old mule standing over there is 20 years old and sick with cancer, but I don't have the heart to kill her. Would you do it for me?" The hunter said, "Sure," and headed for the car. While walking back, however, he decided to pull a trick on his hunting buddies. He got into the car and when they asked if the farmer had said okay, he said, "No, we can't hunt here, but I'm going to teach that old cuss a lesson." With that, he rolled down his window, stuck his gun out and blasted the mule. As he exclaimed, "There, that will teach him!" a second shot rang out from the passenger side. And, one of his hunting buddies shouted, "I got the cow!"
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1 pointHow about this one? Two guys go hunting. Jerry has never gone hunting while Joe has hunted all his life. When they get to the northern Wisconsin woods, Joe tells Jerry to sit by a tree and not make a sound while Joe checks out a deer stand. After he gets about a quarter of a mile away, Joe hears a blood-curdling scream. He rushes back to Jerry and yells, "I thought I told you to be quiet!" Jerry says, "Hey, I tried. I really did. When those snakes crawled over me, I didn't make a sound. When that bear was breathing down my neck, I didn't make a peep. But when those two chipmunks crawled up my pants leg and said, 'Should we take them with us or eat them here?' I couldn't keep quiet any more!"
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1 pointThree guys are out hunting and sitting around the evening campfire exchanging their worst experiences. The first guy says the worst thing that ever happened to him was, he was up on scaffold 7 stories high washing windows when the scaffold collapsed and he fell, breaking every bone in his body and he was hospitalized for six months. The second guy says the worst thing that ever happened to him was, he was hitch-hiking and a Greyhound bus ran over him, breaking his back and he wound up in the hospital for nearly a year. The 3rd guy was not saying anything, so one of the others asked him about his worst experience. He said, "Well, I'll tell you about the second worst thing that ever happened to me, I was out hunting one time and I had to take a $h!t, so I stepped behind a tree, dropped my trousers, and crouched down into *the* position." "Yeah? What happened next?" Asks his friend. "I got a little too close to the ground and -- WHAM -- a bear trap snapped shut on my testicles." One of the other guys said, "God! If that was the second worst, what in the world was the worst?" He calmly replied, "Oh, that would be when I reached the end of the chain. . ."
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1 pointJethro and Earl are out hunting. After a long walk uphill, Jethro grabs his chest and falls to the ground. Earl panics and calls 911 on his cellphone. He tells the operator that Jethro had a heart attack and isn't moving. The operator says " now calm down sir" The first thing you need to do is make sure your friend is dead. Earl says, "ok" and after a brief silence the operator hears a gunshot. Earl comes back on the phone and says " ok, I'm sure he's dead now, what next?"
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1 pointFirst time/novice hunter is out in the woods with his buddies. He gets lost, but remembers that the universal signal for needing help while hunting is to shoot three times into the air. He does this, waits 1/2 hour, then does it again. Help never comes, and he has to spend the night in the woods huddled under some oak leaves for warmth. Well, he ends-up surviving the night and in the morning his buddies finally find him. Exhausted and thirsty, but alive and well. When asked why he didn't light a signal/smoke fire, he answers that he decided to use the universal distress signal of shooting three times in the air. He said that he would have kept doing it all night, except he ran out of arrows!! S.
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1 pointWhat's the difference between beer nuts and deer nuts? ...Beer nuts are $1.49 a bag and deer nuts are under a buck.
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1 pointSo my buddy and I were out quail hunting. We’d just busted up a covey and picked off a few singles and figured we’d wait for a bit, have some water and see if they’d start calling to regroup. No sooner had my buddy knelt down next to a bush to tie his boot when we hear a BUZZZZZ then my friend leaps up with his hand on his right back pocket as the rattler retreated into the desert. He immediately drops his trousers to reveal two fang marks in his right buttock. “Crap! We’re a mile from the truck. What are we gonna do?” I yelled. “Dude, relax! I need to you take my knife and make a small incision between the fang marks and suck out the venom. It’s my only chance.” He said. “Yeah, about that.” I said. “That’s not gonna happen.” “Come on! It’s our only choice!” He said. “You know what? I’m gonna get a second opinion.” I said as I pulled out my cell phone and dialed 911. I explained to the 911 operator what our situation was and, wouldn’t you know it, she told me to make a small incision between the fang marks and to suck out the venom. So, I asked “What if I don’t do that?” “Your friend is going to die.” She replied. “Thank you very much for your help ma’am. “ I said as I flipped the phone shut. “What they say?” My friend asked, looking a little paler now. “She said you’re gonna die.”