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Tried scent blockers once a long time ago when a friend of mine had some. Didn't see a difference, still got busted. I spend way too much on hunting as it is, so I don't spend my money on any of that.

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Wow, I didn't know that. Pretty cool, so just freeze them to death then call around to see which taxidermist will pay for one? I'm gonna have to try to remember that instead of throwing the biggest rocks I can find around me at their heads.

Wow, crazy how these threads change. I am also confused about what's going on. Seems like a bunch on miscommunication.

Is there a way for the people who donated money to these morons to get it back?

Just when I was thinking, why isn't this making national news and all over FOX or other networks. Thank God it isn't, it's now a huge black eye for hunters all over and his guide service.

Sounds to me like the guide might have been tripping on more than just alcohol to be that paranoid. Seems like just a little communication would have kept any of this from escalating.

I almost bought a mid 2000s diesel Dodge recently for my hunting truck. I decided that I really didn't need a diesel engine so went with a 2006 Chevy Silverado 1500. Like someone said Chevy's have the best gas engines, especially the late 90s mid 2000 generation of Chevy pickups. If you need a diesel, you won't be disappointed with a Dodge, but for gas engines I would go GM.

It's funny that so many people think a huge wall is the answer. Like the cartels haven't been going under or over current walls for decades now. Like someone else said, a physical barrier is greatly going to affect animal migrations. I hope they lean more towards a "virtual" wall with more surveillance, sensors and monitoring abilities. We definitely need to beef up our border security, but not by wasting money on something that has already been proven not to work.

Yup border units are very unsafe. Nobody should hunt them. Stay north of I10!!!

Javelina skulls are one of the the coolest looking animal heads out there. Euro mount is definitely necessary. If I get one this month I'm definitely trying out pelapapas recipe.

Located in Tucson. Thanks

So far no complaints about my alien gear iwb holster. Good concealment and comfy.

The Motorola Droid turbo has a crack resistant screen, some pretty impressive videos of testing done on you tube.

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Looks like a lot of fun, it is only one day a year or maybe two if you consider the 4th.

Great Earl Dibbles Jr quote I would have definitely help him out to a certain point. But sometimes if their not doing anything to help them selves out, then there's nothing you can do.

I think there is a big enough difference. Not only with light gathering ability of the 56mm but also the greater FOV. Those two factors help a lot with spotting game in low light when their most active.

Wow $500 for razors, sounds like a smoking deal. I would most likely have done the same thing with that deal. I'm leaning towards the viper 10x42 myself, gonna try a few different binos at sportsmans tomorrow. I Should be able to get them for around $300 with my discount.

In case your still undecided. Get the vultures, they are way better in low light situations with 56mm objective lens. They are heavier but I only use them on a tripod, plus there's not a huge difference in quality of glass to warrant the extra money for the vipers IMO.

Check most any wash/low spots leading north from the Border, you can find a bunch and after sanitized, have enough for all your friends... Yup, I'm gonna give them a shot this January and see how well they work. The ones I have are actually made pretty nicely. Strong stictching, Velcro at the back above the heel, and the string tightening on top. Only problem is they were made to go over tennis shoes and not boots, so it's tough getting them over my boots. Have you used them before?

These sneaky feet are custom made in Mexico with camo!!! and free!!!, just gotta find them in some of the border units.

Over the counter archery opened up on the 9th. 34a is awesome, especially during December and January when its not covered with rifle hunters. You get just about every type of terrain, from rolling flats to the pines up high.

Gonna be chasing mulies in the low desert come January

That's sometimes referred to as "code brown" by BP. There has been many times even agents forget about where the scope can see. There is lots of funny footage of people popping squats in infrared.