Drummond Lindsey

I’m a non resident and I signed

Big deer and drama...... who would have thunk it? Only thing I can say is that I think it’s low rent for anybody, guide or not, to climb up on a knob that already has people glassing on it. I’ve never plopped down next to somebody and started with the “which big deer are you looking for” question . It’s just not something I do nor would I ever do. I’ve had it happen to me and my blood boils every time it does. George Taulman did it to my friends and I on a OIL oryx hunt on White Sands a number of years ago and the hunter was my friends 16 year old daughter. It sucks every time and it’s chicken $h!t I don’t have a dog in the fight so it is what it is, I’m just on the outside looking in and don’t have a side to be on. Never heard anything negative about Duwayne Adams and my thoughts above are not an indictment of his character as it is public land and free game I guess. Just not how I do things personally.

Title says it all. Scope is already sold so this is for the rifle and Talleys only. Fun lightweight rifle to shoot

Sold

Thanks Doug! All is well here in Colorado, hope you all are doing well also....

Badlands Clutch Pack with internal frame. Realtree Max-1 camo. Good condition, one of the zippers on the part that sits against your back is notchy but not bad enough to warrant sending it in IMO but Badlands has a great warranty A hunter I had used it a handful of times and gave it to me and I have no use for it These sell for $369 new, hows $225 shipped Message me an email or cell number for texts and I can send more pics

What a shame

Wrist slap

That's what I figured, I just don't check the forum too often and I don't want to leave anybody waiting on funds after I've said I'll take it. Thanks guys Drummond

Been wanting one for a while and I'll use it so not having the original stock doesn't bother me at all. I'm sure he'll log on and see my PM

Anybody know how to reach the OP?

I'll take it PM sent, I left you my cell number Thanks Drummond

Please let me know if you have or know of one for sale. My cell is 970 227 4222 Thanks! Drummond

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lol i dont spend money on drugs an parties, i have everything i need. the new 15s, a pair of 10x42 ELs and a leica rangfinder....well for now now i understand the slight attitude in many posts you do.. YOUR 20! How old are you?

Your link is not available. Well, I posted a picture and text from what was basically on that link and it is straight from the Hunting Report

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Here is all I have seen….. Last month we promised you a more complete picture on the various complaints we've received recently on Todd Rice and Sonoran Outfitters on hunts in Mexico. Unfortunately, at this point, we're not sure any amount of digging will clear up the muck surrounding this operation. The more we dig, the worse it looks. A quick re-cap is in order. The first indication of trouble was when we received reports from Carl Lohrer and Randy Cramer (9603, 9604) who had taken sheep on hunts with Rice, but had not received their trophies. Cramer had a legally binding arbitrated agreement in which Rice promised him a return hunt. Rice defaulted on that agreement and Cramer has since been awarded $41,000 in restitution and court costs. Rice told us that he couldn't fulfill the arbitrated agreement because sheep tags were hard to come by. But we have since received a hunt report on a sheep hunt that Rice marketed as a "last-minute" opportunity after he defaulted. The hunter who filed that report has asked us not to publish it as yet because, as of May 21, he had not received his sheep trophy, despite being promised it much earlier. We are awaiting the resolution of that situation. As of May 21 Cramer told us he and his legal team had been unable to collect from Rice any of the $41,000 owed to him. In the meantime, we received a report (9623) from subscriber David Trinchero on a February 2013 mule deer hunt with Rice. Trinchero contends that deer were scarce and small on the property he was taken to and that Rice seemed unconcerned about moving him to a more productive property. Before his mule deer hunt Trinchero had put down a deposit with Rice on a pronghorn hunt. We have copies of extensive email correspondence between Trinchero and Rice regarding this. When we asked Rice for his side of that story, he responded with what we can only describe as a vicious personal attack on Trinchero that failed to address in any way the facts of the hunt. For legal and ethical reasons, we will not print what amounts to personal slander. This report and Rice's response in some significant ways echoes a previous negative report (9126) and rebuttal on another 2013 deer hunt. There too we printed only that portion of Rice's rebuttal which spoke directly to the hunt. On May 4 Paul Dachton sent us a revision to his earlier, positive report (9492) on his November, 2013 sheep hunt with Todd Rice and Sonoran Outfitters. "Over the past three years I have given positive reports on Todd Rice. Anyone that does any amount of hunting will find something that doesn't go right from time to time. On previous hunts, when there was a problem, Todd corrected it and made good on his promises. In November, 2013 I did a sheep hunt on Seri Indian land and took a good sheep. I was told that I could get my sheep and bring it home with me when I returned for a January mule deer hunt. In January, 2014 Todd told me that the paperwork was not ready. On March 20, 2014 I talked to Todd. He told me the paperwork was almost ready. On April 17, 2014 I emailed Todd concerning my sheep and received no response. On April 18, 2014 I called and left a message for him on his voice mail and received no response. On April 22, 2014 I started doing my own research concerning the whereabouts of my sheep. On April 23, 2014 I talked to one of Todd Rice's Mexican sheep guides. At that time the sheep guide told me he had five rams of Todd's that he was holding pending payment. My sheep was not one of them. On April 24, 2014 my sheep was located with the Seri Indians, whom I had hunted with. They are holding it pending payment. I was told that Todd did not pay them for my sheep. "The next day I received an email from Todd telling me that he is not the problem and the sheep guides are the problem. I emailed Todd and told him there was no need to call me and give me excuses. All I wanted was my sheep legally in the United States. As of May 4, I have not heard anything further from Todd Rice. "They say a picture is worth 1,000 words. Now I and other sheep hunters have a picture that is worth $50,000. I would advise any hunter not to hunt with Todd Rice of Sonoran Outfitters as you may be one of the ones that will be sitting at home looking at a picture instead of your trophy on the wall." As this issue was going to press, we were copied on an email from Dennis Campbell, the executive director of Grand Slam Club/Ovis which said, in part: "We at GSCO have received many, many complaints about Todd Rice from our members. At first, we wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, but then by mid-2013 it became apparent that Todd was not correcting the numerous complaints we were getting. He had been an exhibitor with us for a couple of years (I think) and had been advertising in our magazine. He did not come to our convention in 2013, but did send his wife. "His last advertisement with us was in our Summer 2013 issue. After that, our board decided to not take any more advertising from him and to not allow him to be an exhibitor." In addition to the hunt reports we've received on Rice, three subscribers have sent us copies of public records searches on Todd Rice. These three reports were all obtained by the subscribers' attorneys in the process of preparing lawsuits against Rice. These reports indicate that, in 2009, Rice was found guilty on at least two felony charges of forgery in Washington State. Also of concern is a 1997 misdemeanor charge of criminal trespass and several 1997 convictions for Unlawful Hunting or Fishing. We would strongly urge anyone still considering a hunt with Rice to do their own criminal background search and draw their own conclusions. Given the number of negative reports we've recently received on Rice, the unresolved issues outlined in those reports, Rice's criminal history, and his problems with Grand Slam Club/Ovis, we are forced to conclude that anyone booking a hunt with Sonoran Outfitters should do so only with the understanding that they are taking a huge chance with their time and money. Caveat emptor!

I will get pics up asap but here are some links to what I have Vortex Razor HD 20-60x85 Spotting scope. Used 1 season. Retail $1600 http://www.opticsplanet.com/vortex-optics-razor-hd-20-60x85-straight-spotting-scope.html Fitted neoprene case. Retail $50 http://www.opticsplanet.com/vortex-razor-hd-tactical-spotting-scope-case-r-85.html Vortex Optics Viper Digital Camera Adapter. Retail $160 http://www.opticsplanet.com/vortex-optics-viper-digital-camera-adapter.html Here is a video of a buck I digiscoped using this setup… [video:youtube] I also have the point and shoot camera adaptor that I will include for free. It is missing the screw that goes into the camera. One of my hunters sat on it last season and broke it but if you can get a new screw it will work great $1400 w/o camera $1500 w/camera

Well boys, the Hunting Report is on it and they are rightfully hammering Todd Rice. I seriously doubt he will be able to survive this professionally. Actually, scratch the "professionally" as Todd is not a professional and never has been. I seriously doubt he will be able to bend people over and abuse them with a cholla cactus anymore.

Glad to hear it! I hope its not like trying to squeeze blood out of a turnip when you try to collect. Can y'all place a lien on any of his property if he doesn't pay?

Any updates?

No worries. I also have a pair of Swarovski 15x56's I could use to trade with as I am picking up a pair of the new Meopta 15x56's next week. Just let me know

If its still for sale I'll take it. I can even arrange local pick up if it helps Drummond You have a PM with my cell number

If that truck was 4wd I would drive down and buy it tomorrow! The 03's and early 04's are some of the most sought after Dodge diesels out there. They came from the factory with no emissions and the engines have 1 less injection event that the later models. This is a great deal on a truck that will run a very long time!