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That pink haired tank skank sure gets around!

Have y'all looked in the San Mateo's?

Lookin good, Lincoln Forest? I'm wondering if the elk heard in San Mateo is large enough to make shed hunting worthwhile?

Yes sir it is. He no longer works in Flag. And happy belated birthday.I got a call in to Eddie already.

Just like the title says, have a good one!

thanks, buddy

Don't say that, I have the 2nd rifle season. Ha, no problem.

Would be great on the end of a key chain.

Super job, super post!

Good luck, Mike. Make some great memories and knock down some venison. If it gets up, knock it down some more.

Good job, buddy

I had my 40 year old Winchester belt buckle fail on a pack trip last Jan. making it impossible to carry my 1911 while bow hunting. For nearly a week I had to keep my pants up with a piece of baling twine. I felt like a backwoods version of Lark, muledeerarea33? and Jethro Clampett.

Beautiful as always. Did you go thru my.old stomping grounds, Monticello or Dove Creek?

I have found a lot of springs in the foothills of the Bradshaw's. PM me if you are interested and I'll show you the way to some. I have placed cameras on AZGFD Tanks for years a NB d have yet to lose one. If you're willing to do the work and get into the AZGFD Tanks in desert Wilderness Areas, chances are they won't be stolen.

That's great, hope she isn't expelled for making so much sense.

Have done so, but not cordless. It was a blacktail and the only thing I could find to hang him from was my trucks lumber rack standing on its end. I had to do it in my carport in a Seattle suburb. But I kept the water hose handy in case any of those PETA types showed up.

Used to be Carharts and whatever else i could find on sale at the feed store. Now its whatever I find at Goodwill on dollar days. Laugh but I've found beautiful, engraved leather scabbards for $20 in the luggage isle and some nice Army cots cheap in the furniture section. Occasionally see forest and digital desert bdu's in the uniform rack and Wranglers for a buck. Don't even get me started on the boots. OK, so maybe some old fart died while wearing this stuff, maybe I will too.

I'm in the far NW valley, give me a shout and we'll get together sometime. Go where the Deer are, the lions will be nigh. I've seen 3 lions in the last 3 years. One was following me in the Bighorns, one was poised to take my dog in the Superstitions, another ran across the road in front of me on the Sunset Pkwy. I seem to call in more fox, hawks and owls than anything else. Although I have called in two beautiful bobcats and a couple curious hippies, recently.

OK, Sue.

Battleship down!

I agree or a gray version Whip-poor-will. No wing bars so nighthawks are out.wingbars are a little tough to see when wings are folded like in these two common nighthawks.Beauty either way, op glad you saved it.

Nighthawk

Slaveryand denying women the right to vote was once legal too. Was upheld by the Supreme Court more in court than I can count.If you think the govt can waylay you without reasonable suspicion that you have committed a crime, congrats you have the govt you deserve.

My grandparents moved to the Ft. Bayard area in NM after WWII. They worked on a huge, sprawling cattle ranch that was once a stage stop on the Butterfield and owned by George Hearst in the late 1800's. I moved to Abq in the 90's and was a contractor on Kirtland AFB. Really enjoyed my deer and bear hunts and the good people. At one point I lived just a few blocks from the A1 Carwash from Breaking Bad. The crime in Abq was horrendous and the cops were overwhelmed. Chased a Latino gang that I caught burglarizing my home while we slept, and the cops would not send out an officer till the following evening. Moved to a nice area but still crime everywhere, could write a book on what I went thru. If I stayed, I would have had to shoot a punk or two for sure.