CatfishKev

Awesome mass. 114

This guy is a Brit doing a video on processing a small deer. Very different than what most of us do I think. He has several interesting videos with game recipes. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PoawhsmKIEY

What's the deal with Alamo. Why are they taking water out?

Got pre approved for a new family vehicle. Looking for suburban or yukon in the 2007-2011 range. 3 questions. 1. Is it a bad time to buy a vehicle at tax time? 2. What are the things I should be looking for as warning signs on these particular vehicles? I saw a video saying to listen for ticking on the top end, rusty manifold and sludge in the coolant reservoir. 3. Any mechanics you all recomend in Tucson or the valley that would take a vehicle on short notice for an inspection? Thanks

Found a nice truck I'm gonna look at. What are your guys experience with non working cruise control. That's one of the only issues. Otherwise very clean in and out.

Active lifter is like the displacement on demand thru did it for fuel economy it shuts off lifters so it runs on only 4 cylinders at cruise. And I believe most of the gm v8s after 07 have it. Ahh ok, thats what dude in the video was talking about as the tick on the top end to look out for. This was the only video I could find on what to look out for. So since they all have it can you do something to avoid them failing like turn it off or is it automatic?

Muledeer33 and texashunter thanks for the offers. Muledeer33 you work in tucson right? The direct injection is in the newer models right? Texas hunter what do you mean active lifters? are they in the 7-14 models?

This doesn't leave much on the table. Whats certified preowned?

Figured now was not ideal but it is what it is. Make me feel better they are sought after I guess.

How would you look for it? Smoke when you dump on it?

So would you guys steer clear of it if it has the ticking? Is this the same ticking I mentioned to look out for on the top end?

If my kid wanted to hunt cows, he's not my kid. You have much to learn grasshopper.

So like 8 year olds should be able to buy guns? I was camping 1/2 mile from the house and carrying a shot gun at 8. First .22 at 5 (I still have it) hunting birds alone at 10. So is it age that determines gun ownership or is it proper up bringing? But did you buy it? NO. Some adult figured you were competent enough to do so right? When me and my wife leave the house I leave a loaded 380 or 9 with my son with instructions for a worse case scenario. I determined I trust him in this situation. When I'm home it's back in my control. Do I think he should be able to go out and buy one now? Heck no. But at 18 I'm fine with it with some sort of screening. I think you guys are misunderstanding coach's point. It's not about the age as much as making sure the person is competent.

Yeah but when it's YOUR kids... I love seeing my kids kill stuff, even if it's just squishing ants.

I'd rather take my kids hunting with cow tags any day over a bull tag in my pocket. Good luck to you guys.

Dude you need to have some kids, you will never feel that way again.

This one's gonna go the distance, I can just feel it.

So like 8 year olds should be able to buy guns?

There are company's that reglaze tubs but it must be done correctly. I've heard even when done right it chips and flakes anyways.

I don't think less than 21 year olds shouldn't be able to own and carry but making sure they are fit to do so is fine with me.

Should we also lower the drinking age to 18 as well?

My 10 year old will be shooting a 243 this year for elk. That's the starter rifle for the house. I have no reservations about it. I think high quality ammo is key, and of course shot placement.

Yeah it probably was put up by a tenant not the facility. Wait... that's naturebobs place!

Gustavos boot repair is in Sierra vista. Think he also does leather.

Mines a roof mount with furnace in the closet. It's fairly clean and has filters. Think it's just time.