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With a little teamwork, those snakes could trip him.

seriously wtf? How can you lose that? He wanted to go home. He looked for 2 hours? Nice commitmentAgreed, he wanted to leave. I would have had that fire starter lanyard to my neck. Thought the guy building the cabin looked like a contender, until he gave up after cutting down all those trees. Lol

More crying tonight, panty wetting. Goodness knows a fire starter ain't all that important, lay it down any ol place.

Nice bulls

It's just the 100# Tank in question, the others are good for years and years

2X 20# propane bottles. $25ea 1X 40# bottle $45 1X 100# bottle, full with gauge $100 Like new Shakespeare Tidewater 30la $25 Bull rope. Good condition, ride rank critters with confidence. $75

I'm next in line if that scope sale falls through.

Should you end up in 9, there's always a herd with a couple nice bucks in it grazing east of hwy 64 and south of fr305.

I lived at 7000' and encountered rattlers often and in much cooler weather than one might expect. Encountered a rattler last summer on the High line Trail well over 7k'

Yeah, need more info. Can't download PDF on phone.

If ISIS gets their way, it will be removed.

Dang!

Pm me your cell again I'll be in touch. The ol ladies car gets 40mpg, tough to beat.

I'm coming down in 10 days, SCI banquet and visit Bill. Ain't no way that thing fits in my car. Maybe with the rear seat down? Probably weighs 200#+I know there's a process for recertifying them.

Thanks Dan, I still got some posts for ya.The 100# is not newer like the smaller ones, don't know if the 12 year rule applies on the biggies, they say no where I get it filled.

Yes, in high school. The bulls and broncs were pretty rank. Riding was a lot safer than the egress. Chose life.But I'm keeping my cowbells, need more cowbells. The trail stock wears them when hobbled in the sticks.

What's the History on the scope?

I refuse to support thugs playing sports.

Yeah, that's how I understood the regs when I first looked into it.Good luck though, isn't it great having a spouse that supports your hunting endeavors!

About 10 years ago I served on a jury charged with resentencing a convicted multiple Killer. The jury had its liberal holdouts not wanting to resentence this pos back to death row. But what convinced me that he needed execution rather than life, was the fact that while on death row he was allowed to garden. And he took the opportunity while gardening, to attack another inmate. So rather than have this creep be given life and the chances to attack a guard or nurse, etc... Back you go to await the needle. It was a tough, emotional trial and his family begged to have him spared but I could see no meticating factors in his upbringing or his time in prison for leniency.

Now that the one NY prison escapee scumbag is taking the big dirt nap (family didn't even want to claim his body) and the other is in ICU on taxpayers dime, the bean counters have chimed in. Costs of bagging these two will exceed $20,000,000. They're both convicted murderers with life sentences that would have amounted to a death sentence in states that allow execution. Catching my drift?

Shea Thanks for confirming what I tell folks here. People thought I was crazy when I told them that I would see hundreds of mulies a day in S. UT. I tried counting the deer along my 10 mile route to the well one day and gave up at 150 in less than five miles. One day I returned to my farm near Monticello and counted 70 bucks in a small pasture next to the house. Go to UT and help cut those numbers.

What part of S. Utah are your "connections" in? Southern UT is swarming with big mulies and Mt.lion. the se side of the Abajo range between Blanding and Monticello, UT has huge herds of mulies and monster nontypicals seem typical. The area lakes are holding good trout, bass and pike. It's a 6.5 hour drive from the valley and when you see the flashing Hiway signs along hwy 191 warning of deer, you have arrived.

Is there a brick and mortar store or online only? Been looking for a crossover boot that's comfy, waterproof with traction but must fit and work in a stirrup.