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I think everyone is just having a little fun with it and it's incredible rise to popularity. I don't think anyone is saying it is not a great round with a great bc and certainly continues to prove itself. At least I am.

Older 32" Vizio. Looks and works great. VW32L Located in Gilbert Call/Text Josh 480-36nine-4nine23

Sold. Thank you boarman

it's a very moooving picture

Cool set up! Nikon used to sell a kit that would attach to their spotter with a monitor and stand etc. but wasn't cheap and you had to have a nikon spotter. This is slick

That's a great one! Too nice to put in the field and too expensive to put in the safe for me. Have always wanted a pre64 264 though. I need a shooter grade though for both affordability and to make me actually use it.

Looks Iver Johnsonish to me. I can't recall all their models. They had a 1900 that I recall looked similar

Not sure if it worth anyone's time but if you want them before I sent to goodwill they are yours... 2- Longs Sleeve Shirts - Mossy Oak and Advantage Timber (XL). One is pretty vibrant and one is a little worn faded 2 - 6 pocket pants in Advantage Timber. The say 38X32 but guessing they would fit someone more in the 36" range. Heavier style soft denim - good Oct-Nov type pants. One has a small rip above the cuff but both in good shape and strong color. Located in Gilbert (Val-Vista and Warner). Call or Text Josh 480-36nine-4nine23 Thanks

Shirts are spoken for but pants are still available it anyone wants. Thanks

Sounds great. Thank you

If you happen to be headed N at all, I would be interested in a 400 pack of 223. I'd be happy to pay you ahead of time if you had anything scheduled for a later time. I don't have anything planned heading that way any time soon (maybe 2nd or 3rd week of Jan).

From what I can keep up with not being there every year, but having many relatives and friends in all parts of the state. Hard to find public land that doesn't have a tree stand on it (a lot of Mung population hunting the public land). The northern deer herds have been beat up pretty badly due to the wolf issues and probably a few other issues as well. The central farm land herds are still doing well, but most if not all private woods. The big county for deer is out west (Buffalo) is high $ lease land and it too seems to have taken a bit of a step down lately. If you can get with a farmer (or is daughter...) to hunt some of his farm land, I would say that is your best bet. Seasons and tags are easy, great digital set up for tracking information, registration etc. The game wardens are hard core too compared to Az. I have literally been pulled out of a stand a mile from the closest road hours after I was dropped off (no truck parked even for a warden to know I was there) for a license check. Lots of stories about them crawling through fields in the snow up hill both ways catching up to someone etc.

I just can't believe I just paid that much for 4 bricks of 22lr. And I feel like I won...what the fC&$?

I got the notification and bought some begrudgingly. I will be selling for $1Million Dollars soon... just kidding.

Bummer, but thank you!

Any updates?

I stand corrected, you only share platforms for other guides to break the law in order to garner support to overturn the law that you yourself do not break. I apologize for misrepresenting you sir.

My guess is too many ways around it if you allow for some and not others and harder to enforce. This one feels pretty cut and dry this way. The guide that started this is already working on a loophole with birders or whatever. Good lord.

My .02 is This is a great win (the first in a long time) for the animals, habitat and even many hunters. This was never a problem until the privilege of using trail cams became abused (mostly by guides). I would have voted for a season or ban either way, but if you want to be upset about it, be upset about with those that have abused it to make in an issue. Between the advancement in long rang shooting/wounding, Quads to UTVs getting to new and more places, Google Earth and like doing the same to equipment, clothing, optics and gear, the summer recreators opening up roads and loosing habitat to the 4-7 seasons on some units to 500+ yard muzzleloaders and people who have always hated or never shot a bow drawing archery tags and shooting these freaking air bows 150yards.... All been to the detriment of the animals and habitat. This one is a win for both. Rejoice!

My .02 is This is a great win (the first in a long time) for the animals, habitat and even many hunters. This was never a problem until the privilege of using trail cams became abused (mostly by guides). I would have voted for a season or ban either way, but if you want to be upset about it, be upset about with those that have abused it to make in an issue.

Good point. Politics be politics I suppose.

Their job is to protect and preserve wildlife. Not take popular opinion.

This is the first action I have seen in a long time that actually preserves and protects wildlife. In the last 20 years the advancement in technology for hunters and recreators have all been to the peril of our wildlife. Quads, rangers and razors have opened roads and put more people in more spots. Google earth and the like have uncovered hidden canyons, springs, etc to more people, advancement in long range wounding\shooting, hunting clothing and gear even. Muzzleloaders shooting 500 plus, people that have never shot a bow hunting archery season with xbows and now fn airbows, pistols with braces during the handgun hunts. 4-7 seasons per unit. Geez let animals win one back and take some pressure off the habitat and no more 24\7 365 scouting from your couch. Nice job G&F. Hope we Make the primitive weapon hunts the next target to tighten back up now.

Thank you, I will let him know. Where are you located?