HuntHarder

Not sure where your gripe is. I vacuum mine out maybe 3 times a year and burn thru 10+ bags of pellets a year. Mine is one of the older models but still kicking.

Huh? Literally the most important thing for guides. Clients, that pay guides, want to get the most animal for their money. There is a reason guides who kill big shhhiit, get the big $$$ tag holders.

No joke! I am amazed at how fast our's is. Great family dogs.

I will help you out.. I am no expert either but got one from this same breeder a year ago. They are far from a yapping breed. Mine barely barks ever. Not sure what a sensitive, snooty breed looks like, but mine gets wrestled by my kids just about every day and never backs down. When We used to shave him like a poodle, I guess you could say he looked snooty. The best thing about Poodles is, they do not shed at all. This is what drew me to them. We shave ours regularly but it is really easy to do at home. If you need more details than that, I suggest you PM the OP. He was great at getting back to me and can answer any questions you may have.

J&A outdoors stocks Kelby actions and you may be able to avoid the wait.

Mesa precision makes a nice lightweight stock. Check them out. Very comfortable imo.

Lmfao, you imagine a fish cop citeing a kid for having a Buck 110 in his backpack while hunting? "Listen here Dad, I don't have a problem with your boy carrying that .243 rifle on his shoulder, my issue is that dang non folding knife in his pack"..

Nice job on the big Tom. Owen's brothers still at it looks like.

I would imagine they kill quite a few cliff carp. They make mule deer look smart. Carne de oveja

Buck 110. End of thread.

I guess it's tough if she makes the money for the household. Good luck.

Agree, middle, maybe low 150's

Don't forget a new smooth action without a fugly barrel nut

http://www.coconinogameprocessing.com/pricing.php 20$ a lb for snack sticks here... $1200.00 just for your snack sticks..

https://www.southwesternprocessing.com/_files/ugd/fa7755_9bd54e091ca443519c9e41f6ce9538e6.pdf Popular place here in Az. 60 lbs of sticks x 7$ lb =420$ 60 lbs of summer sausage Assuming their logs are 2 lbs, they may be 3 = $360 That is just for the sausage, not the processing. https://tedbakermeats.com/wild-game-processing/#pricing Considerably more expensive than what you just paid. I think your only gripe can be getting back more meat than you think you should have. Most guys would be thrilled with that. The normal gripe is getting back a lot less meat than you think you should have.

Maybe the lb's is higher than you think it should be, but the cost of the meat, based on how much you received back, seems normal. Summer sausage and sticks are around $7 - 15$ a lb. I usually have a meat making day each year and it takes a while and costs a bunch of $ to get all the equipment. Seems like each year I try to add a new piece of equipment to cut down on the time it takes to make sausage.

@Trphyhntr

One of my favorite bags Kifaru has built. Excellent day pack with the ability for a couple days. Complete mule deer fits easily with room to spare. Good luck with the sale!

That azz beating threat make you start training again?

H4350 has been one of my favorite powders personally. My 270 wsm loves it. In my experience it is very temp stable. I've shot in 100* down to 0* and no noticable difference in poi. I have never loaded that stabill but I've heard good things about it.

Zeiss v4 or v6 if you got the coin.

Just renewed mine. 540$ a year.

You get into the sauce tonight? 100% there are triggers that AD.

The vortex of tools.