HuntHarder

I will agree with this. It is really easy to build an AR. I have a factory Sig Sauer AR that I paid a pretty penny for that does not shoot as good as some of my cheaper PSA uppers. Another option is buying complete lowers and Complete uppers. If you go that route, the only assembly is pushing in 2 pins and your AR is complete.

I think it differs company to company, Mine requires 40 hours PTO or for PTO to be exhausted to qualify for STD. Ask your company for the most accurate answer.

Put a price on it..... AR market is about as soft as it ever has been. Looks like a quality build, price it accordingly.

It's 2 MEN'S rings.....

I never have... Look for the shiny rocks. Glass hills with sun on them.

Crazy wreck for sure. I agree, it does not look good at all.

I'll learn buckanese before the trip, or we bring Wookie to translate. Figure out March and let me know what weekend.

Man crush Monday?

This weekend? Your boat, my fuel?

Plenty of elk in 7E. You need to do a little homework, but a decent bull can be had with a little work. Check out north near the 9/7e boundary. Only a few spots to glass from but they can be productive with patience.

Plastic steel is what I have used.

Highly recommend you get some devcon and bed it. Super easy to do, watch a couple youtube videos on bedding a scope rail.

https://rifleshooter.com/2014/12/308-winchester-7-62x51mm-nato-barrel-length-versus-velocity-28-to-16-5/

Now 3 weeks is too long to wait? Holy balls, some of you would complain about free money. AZGFD has streamlined the process 10 fold from 10 years ago, still not good enough.

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My caribou rack and cape finally made it back from Alaska this week and I am trying to find a taxidermists to do the mount. I have mounts from various Taxidermists in Phoenix, but I can not decide on who I want to do the caribou. I guess I just have not seen to many of the local taxi's, show pics of Alaskan game, to see their work. If anyone has a caribou they had mounted and are happy with it, please let me know. Thanks guys

With technology comes new updated rules. It is just life. I like states that leave muzzleloaders primitive. Muzzleloader tags used to be high draw odds because it was harder to actually get an animal with them. Now the draw odds have gone to shoot because modern muzzleloaders with scopes are basically center fire rifles. Would be great if they opened a seperate archery season for recurves and stickbows.

both 5a and 6a early rifle cow were in the bonus point pass with 6 points last year. They were not a 100% but were in it. You'd be rolling the dice on whether or not your 1st choice gets looked at.

how many total points between the 4 of you? I ll look up your odds for you

Thanks for the info, Great looking calls to my uneducated eye.

Why is there corn cob in the handle? Does it serve a purpose or is it strictly for looks? Forgive my ignorance on turkey calls

I would do 5a over 6a, just make sure you are not in the bonus point round for the cow hunt or you will have no chance at your 1st choice. You WILL get your cow hunt.

Go take advantage of Home depot, that'll calm you down. hahahahahahah J/k simmer down

Hahahaha, I can not believe I forgot about Seeker! The styrofoam plaque is what really helps the mount *pop* That Caribou in your shop Ed is a nice looking bull.

Speaking of 6th grade, who taught you how to punctuate?