MULEPACKHUNTER

Nice article, I mainly anneal just to get longer case life but I do believe in the accuracy gains as well. I also anneal my 30-30 oddly enough because for some reason 30-30 is tough on the press and I have found if I anneal them they are much easier to work with. Military brass is aided with annealing as well due to the thicker case walls. I have a set of 500 .223 brass on its 13th loading now so case life is much better after annealing. I go like 4 loads then anneal. I have several boxes separated needing to be done and I just do a bunch when I have time. Those machines are very handy but I still use hand method. If anyone grabs one of these machine let me know so I can borrow it once a year. LOL

What about bare bow price?

Edge on here is who is doing service.

+1on the savage . I have a custom but its double that and not sure I want to sell

What are you looking to spend?

Garter or water snake

I heard it went over the 20,000.00 mark

Great work and amazing animal, if it wasnt this source I would say photoshop. Anyone know how much that tag was ?

Most likely be in his bear skinning pajamas. LOL I am going to try and make this one.

Nice post +2

Pretty cool that's a bear under the bat I'm guessing?

Beginning of the end,remember Bartlet lake? It is wrecked now but used to be a great get away before they paved it. Nuff said

Very nice thanks and good luck this year

Don't know if it helps but on my home computer I went to outlanderstv and when you click on the right hunt look on the right side of the screen there was a tab for watch preview or watch full episode. I clicked on full episode and it played

That rocks awesome . instead of a vacuum for wife this is her gift for birthday

Very nice looks like a good time

Awsome congrats

Watched the video and congrats to your family and nice shooting. I don't believe in long range target practicing on animals myself but I guess this would be the guy to shoot long if anyone. First time I have seen this show and man thats alot of sales crap to get through!!! Good luck on the voting

FRANK I his name and I finally made some time to knock out some homemade bread. Sourdough to be exact. Meet Frank, the 6 month old starter I have been taking great care of since his creation. I experimented over the years with different types of storage and this is one of the best I have used, its from sir la table and has the cam over seal like an old beer bottle, I also add some plastic wrap for good measure. Fruit flys are notorious for wrecking a good started. I know I lost a 2 year old to the little devils. So last night after sulking due to the lack of draw results I knocked off a plate of sushi and a bottle of wine and went to work on step 1 mixing 4 cups flour 1 cup starter and some yeast for the sponge. Of course I made some more started feed and filled Frank back up slightly above his previous level and put him back to bed. This morning I kneaded in 2 cups more flour and some salt and sugar then placed the dough in a greased bowl to rise for a few more hours. Now about noon it was time for a sam adams and about 10 minutes more kneading before putting the dough in a dutch oven for one more rise before baking. 2pm comes around and the now huge spawn of Frank goes into a 375 degree oven for about 40 minutes and this is what I have now. Wife Lisa is making brined chicken dish for dinner and I am thinking its going to be a good Ol AZ desert evening. Now go get some food and forget about the draw results.

Great dinner and use of veggies

No the long time is for the starter. You make the starter and keep feeding it for years and use it for making your bread cowboys used to keep starter on cattle drives for making all kinds of sour bread goods. Basically water and flour and let it sit and keep adding more to it over time and when you use it. The starter can be years old and you can make bread from it every few days. Lots of ways to do it but this is old school cowboy style. Its supposed to go in campfire I just used oven this time

I agree an winter being a factor as well and remember this year we had great monsoon up north then a mild winter and now a good monsoon and green up yet again. Can't wait to see some just out of velvet elk pics this year.

You and yours are blessed congrats and thanks for sharing

How do they always stop with a tree over their vitals. Thatil keep me dreaming

This is not helping my bearphobia. Lol I have been deep in most of the az wilderness areas and they run cows in all of them. Really lame IMO but that said I guarantee you there is no chance griz would be introduced here. There is no where near the habitat needed for them. I can walk one long day in any direction and hit people and so can a grid or wolf for that matter so it makes no sense at all. Although I have not seen a large amount of land in az I have seen a bunch and what I have seen I doubt the numbers of game are even close to what is said to be here inflated game numbers is what I believe is going on for business reasons and even in the most remote wilderness there are not enough animals to sustain an animal like griz.