HuntHarder

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This will test a hunters moral ethics. The ones with little to none will continue to use them until they get caught, the vast majority will follow the new rules. Anyone else think that the guides will help ensure other guides will follow the rules? In most units, each guide that hunts a particular area, knows which cameras belong to other guides. Until AZGD gets the land agencies 100% on board, this could be a small sh## show. I see that happening in the near future after guys continue to abuse them.

Im still staying tuned for Josiah's last minute appeal. Did he cry or not at the meeting?, I have some money riding on it.

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Has Josiah or Russ broke down into tears yet?

I think that is exactly why guys hire guides! They simply do not have the time to go scout for themselves. I am all for guides benefitting from this. That is exactly why guys should hire guides. They put the ACTUAL time in the field and get to reap the rewards. In general, the relationship of trophy potential and time in the field should be proportional. No more sitting at home letting your 20 cameras do your scouting. If overall success rates do go down, great! This isn't a participation ribbon type of activity.

Difference is, you are actually physically taking the picture, not sitting at home letting your trail camera take the picture...

Apparently you have never been charged with a wildlife violation or know anyone who has.. The process is relentless and like any other litigation, it will drag on.

I would imagine Josiah is in Payson with a pocket full of onions, getting ready to state his case. This rule is going to be a step in the right direction.

Im in. I just got a pair of the nl's, but why not have another? They are truly impressive with their field of view, ergonomics and clarity.

I thought I was the only one who does that. Makes a huge difference in ride quality. I think the air gets worn out over time.

To the moon.... next week.🚀

Any idea of how money we helped raise?

Im in. Nice looking rifle. I think guys who think they are the majority might be surprised to hear they are not.

dang! I was waiting for the dirt nap. Is he still alive?

I was 194 lbs of semi-softness in February. Im trying to hit 170 by July 4th and lose no muscle. It's been tough, but I'm at 176 right now. Kind of Stalled out. Might be 175 as my low. I've been crushing core and cardio and also cut my carb intake by atleast half. Still doing 250-300ish grams of protein a day.

I honestly have no problem shooting target 10mm loads with or without the grip extention on my G29. Now, if I was shooting mass amounts of the underwood ammo I carry for bear defense, that might be a different story. I 100% can tell the difference on the recoil.

I have a Glock 29 that I took to AK. I have never had a hiccup with that pistol or any glock for that matter. Those of you who shoot .40 thru your glocks, are there any issues that arise from high volume use?

I tip based on their service. I know most people just expect to get tipped, but sometimes they do not deserve it. If the guide met my expectations, he usually gets 10%-15%. If he exceeded it, I will bump it up to 20%. If he sucked, he gets nothing but advice on how to do better next time, with someone else, not me.

Any updates on Junior's condition?

I was pumped today when I read this. Scheel's is a great store by most accounts. I have been to the ones in North Dakota quite a few times and I am impressed. Prices seemed better than BPS, probably more on par with what Sportsman's used to be. It is really sad to see what has happened to Sportsman's warehouse.

Does he have a strong back?

Gross sales

Too late guys, they hired me. Small pay cut, but they said there is room for advancement.

Honestly man, you should make a list with quantity, brand and price. If it takes too much time, then you really do not want to sell it anyway apparently. Maybe break it up into a couple different categories, pistol, rifle and post a little each day. Good luck with your sale and welcome.