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Right, but this would include packers and other such activities too.

So the information earlier about Coconino Forest not allowing any more guides or outfitters is interesting. I wonder how they determine how many are too many?

I pull a 2 horse from time to time and the gas mileage is like 10mpg. Itll pull it up big hills, but she does get thirsty doing to.

Can you make a video? I want to do my tacoma but the videos I've seen have looked a bit complicated. Thanks.

Congratulations to you guys! Those are hunts I dream about.

Its unfortunate that Randy was villanized over this whole deal. I hope those who held him in low esteem see that he usually does make right decisions.

Interested in the attack pants and merino hoodie

I did a goat the other day. It was gifted to me by a friend, I'm not a goat person by any means. But I was very surprised how little meat there was. I think I'll stick with pigs and calves.

Now that I think about it, I did have to polish the ramp pretty well to get hollow points to run reliably. But if I had the choice I'd say RIA.

I own the Tisas and did quite well with it in 1911 competitions in Texas. I did have an extractor malfunction mid comp and had to reshape it a bit. But I've never held the RIA.

De-Escalation. Good training is always a good thing. However, some people just have rage issues. Police officers get some of the best training around and from time to time a few may lose their cool and it gets recorded. Some people just can't control themselves, with or without training. Its human nature. No law would have prevented what happened. If you carry a gun and never expect to use it, or let alone that you might have to take someone's life, you might want to rethink why you carry.

34B is relatively quiet. Anywhere you decide to go should be ok.

Huntin4 I sent you a pm.

Ill post pictures when I get a chance. I just put it together, Papajohn is the engineering genius. He already knew all the tricks when I got it.

I'm in!

I bought it. Its been running non stop since September. LOVE it. Its had Deer, pigs, elk and goats in it.

Here is him with one of those "Desert Bucks" from the 80s.

It gone. Still some Nosler Trophy ammo though.

Nice job!

Fire. Get good gaiters. If you can keep your feet dry that's half the battle. Several years ago I almost died from the cold, I chose not to do that again. Keep moving, and get wool and down, and you'll be ok. I will add that glassing in a sleeping bag is money if a small fire is not possible. But better to have a small safe fire than freeze to death, trust me.

Got any 162 ELDX?

I'm interested in the Winchester primers. Pm incoming.

Nice, if you drew in Cochise county hit me up. I can point you in the right directions.

Looked like a bear wearing a 55 gallon drum for a belly.

My friends in Idaho are seeing a surplus there as well. I think we just have a lot of new gun owners in this state so people buy up everything.