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Haha, I haven't even heard the podcast but 3 posts into this thread I thought to myself this must've been the case. Maybe the title of this thread should be the Jay Scott Fanboy Roll Call.

Thanks,Matt. I've heard from one person so far here and I'm not sure if they officially signed up. Wish we could get another 1 or 2 volunteers!

If this violates forum rules, feel free to remove. Bowhunting Mentors Needed for Next Step "Retention" event When: Saturday, Feb. 25, 2017 aproximately 6:30am-12:00pm Where: Robbin's Butte Wildlife Area. AZGFD is conducting its 2nd youth bowhunting event as a "next step" for a handful of kids who have participated in the Archery in the Schools program. The intention is to introduce these kids to hunting and wildlife conservation by pairing them with an experienced archery/bow hunter to lead them around the Department's Robbins Butte Wildlife Area on a hunt for rabbits. We will meet early for breakfast, run over some safety topics, let the kids and their mentors get familiar with one another, do some archery practice, and then go stalking around the open grasslands and hedgerows looking for rabbits. The kids will be using the Genesis bows that they are used to shooting in the program. But, their arrows will be outfitted with a small game point instead of a target tip. After hunting, we'll meet back at base camp to talk about our hunting experience and have a game/meat prep seminar with a couple of rabbits - hopefully a few from that morning! The meat will be fried up and served along with lunch before the group breaks for the day. Overall, its a pretty simple, relaxed event that makes some kids very happy. I was a mentor last year and will be there again on Saturday. Currently we have 7 kids signed up but only 3 mentors. Safety, patience, and a good attitude are key requirements to making this an enjoyable experience for the mentee and yourself. You don't necessarily have to be a serious archery hunter, or have been that successful in your personal hunting endeavors to make a good mentor for this scenario. Please PM me for more info, or contact Kelsey Gerchar, Archery Education Coordinator at 623-236-7287, KGerchar@azgfd.gov<mailto:KGerchar@azgfd.gov if you are able to volunteer.

Why doesn't the pan connect directly to the pin that pulls the door? Seems like the mouse trap is an unnecessary piece of the puzzle...

Wish they would use the same method on the burros in the rest of the state.

little full, lotta sap Also: You serious, Clark?

Guys, don't fall victim to the marketing just because these brands are geared toward hunters/outdoorspeople. Its just an overpriced version of the same crap you can buy for much cheaper at any online supplement shop.

Clay and crew did a great job with my wife's first trophy for the wall. Wall pedestal mount turned out fantastic, and turnaround was quick- 7 month!

Why are you getting rid of it/what don't you like about it?

Never heard of it, but thats the way I grew up and have continued to do it. Pots/pans of food on the stove/kitchen counter - load food on plate there, then go eat at table. Rarely did or do I go back for seconds. Go back to kitchen to take plate to sink and put away leftovers.

http://www.archerywire.com/releases/394891/ Is this old news that I missed? Anybody have more pics?

Nice work. They sure are pretty and make for some great pointing dog work! I hope to make it out after them 1 more time before season close.

Bummer... ya the moon sure was bright that weekend. If he's got trespassers who are impacting his business and isn't putting some effort toward prosecuting them, that just doesn't make sense and doesn't present a good image to his customers.

Shoulda consulted that civil engineer after all.

It sounds like the rifle has a new home in Hog Hunters safe. But its not cheating because... its his dog! (j/k road trip ref). But seriously its okay because God led him to keep the rifle... maybe there will be another need to raffle it in the future God said.

Exactly why we can't hunt together... I mean if I can't post a hunting selfie with you on my instagram because you are soft, then the whole thing would just be a waste of time.

Feel free to. I'm simply saying if you view it as fuel and not as a post workout dessert, taste will be a factor you can take out of the equation (or put lower on the priority list) when it comes to selecting the supplement. You enjoy the shot it your a$$, brah? No way, you get that shiz over with as fast as possible looking forward to your jacked and tan future.

The best 3 have been mentioned. Don't sip it, its not to be enjoyed. Enjoying the taste of things too much is what gets most people to really need to get to the gym... Just slam it. Choc milk is just a tasty easily digestible mix of sugar fat and protein, the exact things that are in demand after most exercise-nothing wrong with it, just takes a lot of it to reach 20-30grams of protein... plus its not as portable as dry powder. Higher boluses of simple protein have become the norm for most of us since we are usually focusing on exercises that break-down muscle and we are looking for most efficient way to promote protein synthesis to repair and build. Optimum Nutrition Dymatize Muscle Pharm

SHOT show... its like groundhog day. So many companies offering the same products but each one of course has a special feature that none of their competitors can offer. Lot's of hunting/outdoor "celebs" walking around or doing appearances. About the only good thing are the "booth babes" that get hired to attract guys to look at product. My least favorite week every year. PS- I may have made a rude comment about the folks lining up for pics and autographs from the gold rush guys... sorry, David.

How'd the hunt go?

Alright, sorry for the mixup. I can't remember on which forum someone said that, dang. Recipe sounds good BTW!

Kev, I recall seeing another thread (can't find it now) about someone who had worked as a cook in a Chinese Food establishment in the past, was that you?

This is the real trajedy of building a continuous wall. Good for you, not bad for a recent transplant. But your beetle comment smacks of sarcasm? This is the campfire, almost anything I post in here will have a spritz of sarcasm in it, because there is too much puffed-out-chest, seriousness already. I am sincere in my concerns about how it may affect the critters though as I have a big heart for wildlife conservation. The "drill baby drillers" sure hate people with that viewpoint... until its happening in their covers.

The "liberal card" gets pulled around here all the time (well anytime you suggest anything other than the far-right that is the norm here) so I intended do to it comically. I actually agree with you 100% that it won't happen.

What about this disrupting natural animal corridors? I'm sure there is a beetle that would be driven to extinction or something, not to mention no more jags coming into the natural northern ranges... wolves too. Poor animals.