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    With the late moisture everything is dropping velvet late. So far all of the mule deer up here (3c)are still in velvet.
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    I have a few old cheap scopes that I want out of my garage. $25 each or if it is for a kid, you can have 1 free. Free scopes for kids will be 1 per person. If you pay for them buy 1 or more. 1 bushnell, 2 Simmons. The grey simmons has very fat duplex. The other 2 are normal duplex. Located in North Glendale near arrowhead.
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    Might as well have been 200” sheds it’s only ever going to be about the memories anyway
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    Excuse me, are you assuming their gender?
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    It's CWT. Plagued with Drama Queens looking for a life. Gotta feed them, and then watch'em spin up over drivvel.
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    Just acouple small sheds, would it be different it was a 380" & 410" sheds it would be different to the young lady. Just asking and I get what your saying, I mean stealing anything wise. Liked hike with dad
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    The rifle is a 10 twist. It was shooting them 2.5+" at 100 yards. It shot the 150gr ELDX much better so I am going to try and use those to work a load or maybe some Barnes TTSX maybe.
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    Thank you Matt, I know have my shell holder!
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    Thankfully it was just a couple of small elk sheds. Easily replaced and you get to hike more with your daughter to do it.
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    During the goat hunt, small goat hunt, we saw 2 gameies one at the main entrance and in the back by the point. Hands were great. I'd say you just nailed it with the dad and girls..
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    ; Winners Chosen - Next Drawing is November 3rd for Athlon Sport Optics Athlon has just released the Athlon Cronus G2 15x56 UHD Binocular. It is now a black finish. Same great 15x56 Big Eye Binocular, but now it's black. This month we are giving away 3 of these amazing binoculars. A 15x56 binocular designed for serious glassing, with exceptional edge to edge clarity, sharp detail enhancement, ultra-clear brightness and true color representation. Whether you are on your annual hunt for whitetails on the family farm in Alabama, or filling your tag on an once in a lifetime Montana Big Horn, don’t leave anything to chance. Athlon included extra-low dispersion UHD glass resulting in a clearer and sharper image. The state of the art ESP (Enhance Spectral Prism) dielectric coating reflects 99% of the light through the prism assembly. Athlon uses a Magnesium chassis to reduce weight while keeping the chassis rugged to withstand the scrapes and bumps of constant use. E2ES System-Edge 2 Edge Sharpness system: E2ES System is a field flattening system that produces sharper, clearer images all the way from one lens edge to the other UHD Glass: Extra-Low dispersion glass gives you an image with little or no chromatic fringe so the final result brings an ultimate clearest and sharpest image to your eyes ESP Dielectric Coating- Enhanced Spectral Prism Dielectric Coating: ESP Dielectric Coating is a multi layer prism coating that reflects over 99% of the light to your eyes bringing you a clear, bright image that displays accurate color reproduction. Lightweight Magnesium Chassis: Magnesium chassis give you the strength of a metal chassis while reducing the weight as much as 35% XPL Coating- Xtra Protective Layer coating: XPL Coating gives you an extra protection on the exterior lenses from dirt, oil and scratches Phase Corrected prisms: Phase corrected prisms produce images that have better contrast, a higher resolution and better color reproduction ABBE prisms: ABBE glass prisms reflect much more light to your eyes which will give you much brighter and sharper image. Advanced FMC: Advanced Fully Multi-Coated lenses gives you better light transmission to bring optimum brightness and true color across the entire light spectrum. Long Eye Relief: Long eye relief can be particularly important for eyeglass wearers because longer eye relief allows them to still see the entire field of view. Close Focus: Close focus is important for those who are nature observers and especially important if you are going to watch butterflies or insects Twist Up Eyecups: Twist up eyecups with intermediate stops allow you to set the eyecups to the ideal eye relief for you eyes Waterproof: Waterproof to protect the binocular in the harshest weather conditions or if accidentally submerged underwater Argon Purged: Argon purging gives you better waterproofing and thermal stability Power 15X Objective Lens Diameter 56 mm Eye Relief 18.5 mm Field Of View Angular 4.5° Field Of View FT @1000 YARDS 235 ft Field Of View M @1000 METERS 78.4 m Close Focus 4 m /13.1 ft Interpupillary Distance 59 mm-74 mm Weight 45.2 oz This months winners are: Vantage 3-9x40 AO MIL DOT #14123 Jeff C. of 68Forum Airmax 30 WA SF 6-24x50 - AMX IR #13321 Doug K. of CWT Frontier FFP 4-20x50 - Mil Pro #18530 Darwin H. of 24HourCampfire Congratulations to our winners Remember to enter our November drawing for your chance to win one of these Athlon Binoculars It is our pleasure to bring these drawings to you each month to show our appreciation for all the support that we receive. Just our way of saying thank you. We would also like to take this opportunity to thank the monthly winners for posting reviews of the products they have won. The forum members value your opinions, as do we. Please go to our web site www.cameralandny.com and enter. Past entries will not be in this drawing. To keep the drawing available to those that continue to have an interest, each contest winner will be drawn from entries for that contest period. Are you our next winner? What are you waiting for? Just go and sign up. There is no purchase required and we are not selling your info to anyone.
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    1100 modified choke on hold til tomorrow. Also available Desert Eagle 44 MKVll excellent $1500, Colt 1917 45acp custom with adjustable sights $675 Nib Ruger Mkll 50yr anniversary $500 Nib SW 442 pre lock $500
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    Much respect for this man and his family! I felt for him when he lost his wife! Not many left like him! Thanks for posting and I’ll watch tonight!
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    I was just two folks short of a 3some last nite....
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    Every ranch hand I have met on the Bo or Redlands seemed like super solid guys. I would put money that a "hunter", not one of them was the culprit.
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    In my humble opinion, the tripod is the single most valuable tool after a rangefinder. With my rifle and tripod, we've taken animals out to 730 yards. I can get as steady as prone with my tripod, and it reduces the number of positions I have to practice with. Here's video of the first animal I shot off the tripod. I was in Colorado at the sniper training detachment just weeks before and was shown the position I use.
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    I was reading the comments and then I’m like wtf did I do to deserve this lmao
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    Glad you mentioned wheels, Chef. The older I get the more I appreciate wheeled things.
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    I saw his post and thought the same. Whatever. I know the rules of that ranch well. I knew we were not in the wrong.
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    You’ have to be the most negative poster on here. Do you EVER have anything positive or productive to add to a thread? Doesn’t matter if it’s a classified or other..,
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    I've been wanting to upgrade coolers. Nobody but a methhead would take the ones I got....oh, wait.
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    I was in unit 9 for a turkey hunt/deer scouting and the rut was going good still. Called a few bulls into my camp during the night. That was fun. Then I caught this big ole 5 point walk into 15 yards to drink water. Buggest elk I ever seen. His backs alone seemed to be over 18 inches. He walked away then I heard him do a few bugles
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