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Finally drew a 12 a west late hunt

First afternoon was good. Wasn’t going to keep the small rainbow but it died so oh well. Center one in the picture was plumb full of eggs!

Just go nuclear and be done with this bs. Talk about green…

Strip tag baby! LFG!

Sheep tag for me. FINALLY!!!

Curious if anyone has had the tag. I know a couple and have spoke to one of them. Shoot me a message! Thank you! I drew it on my second choice

Kimber hunter pro octane chambered In 6.5cm topped with a vortex viper HST 4-16×44 / talley lightweight rings. 7lb 4oz as you see it. Looking to move as a set ready to hunt, target picture is an 24 inch target 4 inch center 2 shots at 500 yards with reloads, has had 83 rounds fired. Info from the website below. $1450 FTF pm to discuss shipping options located in Buckeye Az The Kimber® Hunter is a trim, lightweight bolt-action rifle made to carry over extreme terrain—and hit targets at extended ranges. The rifle is built on the Kimber 84M stainless steel action that utilizes a Mauser claw extractor and a 3-position wing safety. The composite stock features TrueTimber® O2™ Octane camo, a versatile multi-environment pattern that maximizes up-close concealment, while using contrasting light and dark colors to disrupt the human silhouette at long distances. The stock has a 1" recoil pad, and textured gripping surfaces. A sporter-contour, stainless steel barrel with Kimpro FDE finish offers precision accuracy with low maintenance. Pillar bedding and a match-grade adjustable trigger aid in reaching the rifle's full accuracy potential. A detachable magazine allows rapid and safe loading and unloading. The Kimber Hunter Pro Bolt-Action Rifle is a fast handling, highly accurate rifle that's at home in the world's roughest game country where hardcore hunters seek trophy animals. Made in USA. Threaded barrel and muzzle brake Kimber 84M stainless steel action Sporter-contour, stainless steel barrel with Kimpro FDE finish O2 Octane camo composite stock Match-grade adjustable trigger 3-position wing safety Detachable magazine

Only 20 rounds fired and in better than new condition with a beautiful, freshly-waxed walnut stock that features push-button adjustable length-of-pull and comb height, detachable box magazine and a nice recoil pad. The 24" medium profile barrel has a custom-threaded Dead Air Key Mount muzzle brake attached (but of course it will come with the OEM thread protector if the brake isn't your thing). An oversized OEM Savage bolt knob has been installed. Finally, it comes with a modular Wheeler Engineering 30mm scope mount that will accept bubble levels and other accessories. Smooth as butter, ready for its next owner! Asking $800 and open to potential trades for nice bolt guns, lever actions, or rimfires. DM Josh for contact info. Located in Gilbert near Val Vista and the 202 (San Tan).

Bought a maglula for the pmr30 several months ago and just tried it today. Loaded the mag up with 30 rounds effortlessly. So I'm thinking, "this is the bomb! Why didn't I buy one a long time ago?" Well.....on shot #2 the bomb exploded in my face! Literally saw some flame come out the chamber and took a hit on my right arm and face! I inspected the magazine and found that the top 15 rounds had dents in the case from the maglula. The case ruptured at the dent. Pic shows the loader, the next round in the mag, and the result. Thank God for eye protection! So, if you've been thinking about one, forget it. Sore thumbs beats a trip to the ER!

Right on. Glad to hear that. when would you like to pick it up? bowhunter-tw yielded his “dibs” when he saw that your kids would use it so props to him.

Yes then on to the next tax payer funded scam

Yes yes they are ready!

Yeah it’s legit. I’ve ordered from them a couple times in the past. Just pricey.

The left promotes green energy. What else do you need to know.

I see coal and natural gas operations kind of the same way. My dad and grandfather were both in fossil fuels, dad in coal generation and grandpa in natural gas. What I see with the solar and wind is people, mainly the left can support them unconditionally. I actually agree with wind and solar with simple conditions. Put the turbines up in town or next to agriculture where we already fuked it up. Put the wind turbines in our Right of Ways on 200’ centers and that’s a good use of space to me. The positive thing there is the need for the power generated is right next to the turbines, not like they are now dozens of miles away and with a lot of lost power due to the distance. Don’t put them out where it’s nice. I don’t care if it’s private or public. There are lots of things I can’t do with my private land, what’s the big deal with that? With solar, make it a new building code to have solar on every new home being built and I would be okay with that. It would be better than losing 4000+ acres every 4 years to a solar farm in an area that’s better off for Antelope or Elk than generating power.

The impact of wind farms (roads, fences, etc.) and aesthetics of turbines is interesting to me. I used to hunt in east-central Utah quite a bit while in college and on occasion over the years since then. Several of my old hunting areas that used to be VAST open swaths of land with nothing but hills/canyons/deer, are now crisscrossed with roads and dotted with oil and gas rigs. This is primarily on BLM land..... I was born and raised in Kearny, the son of a copper miner. Dad was an engineer/geologist at the Ray pit, and I never even noticed the tailings, overburden dumps, pit, etc. Was just part of the landscape for me. I remember taking my wife to visit the area for the first time, and she kept commenting about how "ugly" the mine was. I didn't quite get it, in that it was just sort of the way it was. To this day, i still don't see open pit mines as 'ugly', but guess that's my conditioned perspective on it. lol I suppose the way the population keeps growing/encroaching, so will the wind & solar farms.

Start HERE. I believe you can buy an OTC Elk tag anywhere tags are sold. I know they are sold at the G&F offices. Good luck, Eddie

This was last fall at Hawley. Tied on like a no.10 woolly behind a clear bobber for her. After about 15 mins of fishing she disappeared, came back in a few with a grasshopper and threaded him on the hook of that woolly worm alive and chucked it out there, 20 seconds and boom. That was cool! We caught a few others that day doing that. Pretty fun way of catching em!

I took a pile of kids to one of the body's of water you mentioned over the weekend. Every kid limited out rather quick. Daughter caught a 21 inch rainbow. We absolutely slayed em. Kept everybody's limits and threw tons back. Every other group we talked to hadn't caught anything. Tiny hooks, power bait, and 2 ft leader and you'll smash em.

Sorry they weren’t able to update your points. I assume they were busy working on point guard plus platinum

One and done! That buck is all things. The next 3 are just a bonus round enjoy the ride and good luck.

23 Coues tag!

Sheep tag for me and coues tag for the GF

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