CatfishKev

That looks fun Is that a sierra

Not talking about the head but doesn't outdoorsman's make the exact same set up to have both on one set up like that?

No salt? Never tried rosemary on a steak, now I'm gonna have to try it.

Let's talk about buttered sausage. I think it's making a comeback.

Just called my buddy about this one... Another free bump

Great value here as well as your PSE bow madness post. Great way for a new hunter to get into archery. Only problem is you are a dang lefty! Good luck with sale. Free bump

I wondered because I've heard so many people talking about peeling them over the years. Honestly didn't know why. Are you using a pressure canner?

Question, do you gotta roast them and peel them to can them?

Cool to see a youngster working for something and not just have it handed to him. Keep up the good work dad.

Hey Russ. In my mind a big coues requires more patience and diligent glassing and probably farther shots on a smaller target. But after climbing a mountain and sitting all day waiting the boy has proved he has salt. I'd glass in am and evening and sit tanks in a blind during the day. Download some movies and games on a tablet to combat the boredom. We were sitting a tank one day when my son was like hey dad I think we need to go to a spot with more pizazz. Right then a BIG muley crossed the road down from us and we set up. He ran into some cows and I thought they scared him off so we went in pursuit. I told Caliche to stay in the truck and wait. It never panned out. When we got to the truck Caliche was like, Dad while you were gone a really big buck came and got water. Oof, I'm never gonna forget that one. On my daughter's hunt we did the same. Had a very nice coues come to water but we were after a muley so passed on him. I'll send you pins on both tanks.

Clearly the guy on the left has all the talent

Mold. We already replaced roof. Gotta go in and rip out the rock, insulation mold etc before we can bid on redoing the interior.

Awe man, yes i'm an idiot. I got you confused with another guy. So.... thanks for nothing Curtis! @My Rights As An American thanks... Not sure how I got that one wrong. Probably the drinks were a factor.

I think this guy's cactus was a bit of a fluke. Gets shade most of the day maybe that's why they were so early. Driving around town most don't look ready yet.

@trphyhntr and @Curtis Reed thanks guys for your past posts on the subject. It was pretty fun as a family project. You guys helped a bunch.

We be jammin

Sounds like the palominas school. Wide open grassland.

Yeah these were real big and mostly overipe. A bunch were already claimed by birds and bees. Location was Hereford 4200ish feet

Free bump for a good guy. Steve, what you planning on replacing it with?

Drinking my dinner tonight. Went to a customers house today and got 2 buckets of pears. Made syrup today, prepping for jam tomorrow.

Cool find. Curious to it's actual worth. I bet more then $8.

Go to the bison clinic that game and fish puts on. They pamphlet they hand out will have a large majority on it.

From what I understand public land hunting in Montana is much much tougher than it is in Arizona. I guess if that's a factor to you that's one you might want to consider. If you're going to be paid well enough and be able to take time off to hunt I would get the AZ lifetime license and come back here when you get lucky enough to get a tag but that sounds easy and real life doesn't always let you do those things. Some other minor considerations would be the amount of snow and salt and wear and tear on vehicles up there compared to down here, also do you and your wife like to garden if so that's also going to be harder up there. Lots of things to consider.

Bet that dog got fixed like 2 weeks later.

To be fair, if I'm doing some crap in the backyard that smells like dead bodies in the desert my wife will likely have an opinion about it.