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Only if you share that 18 pack.

How did it taste?

Thanks for sharing. Really enjoyed that coues skull in the left-hand corner of the first picture. I am sure you were a happy hunter when you found that one.

Grizzly if sale is still pending, I live in Mesa, can pick them up for 300 cash. Let me know.

To heck with the sheds look at that Bronco in the background!

That a boy. Besides a fishing pole, what kind of bait did you catch that critter with? Being a flathead I assume live bait.

Man, he looks bigger with the girth and mass. Big enough in anybody's book.Good call on the bed. At least you know where to start looking for him.

Thanks for posting . They look real big under that tree where he found them.Any guesstimate on a score , or post a picture with something else for comparison,please.

Nikon claims that the rangefinder will read out to 800 yards with the right conditions with yours what has been a consistant long range reading? I doubt I will ever need much more than 400 to 500 yards but I was just curious. AzPacknHorns In my experience I have consistently ranged out to 200 to 500 yards on anything from basketball sized rocks.barrel cactus, bushes and anything that would reflect back. I practice shooting at a 5 gallon yellow bucket lid at 350 yds and you probally know it looks awful small thru a 12 x scope.The farther you range out the more steady, like on a tri-pod or a steady rest, you need to be.The only thing I would worry about was brought up in a earlier post about a dark background it would probally be hard to see the read-out. For the money, which ain't to cheap,but cheaper then some of the others, I think it is worth every penny. I don't range out past more then 400+ though, but I think you would have the steadiness problem with the other brands also.

I own the Monarch 800 and I really like the fact that I can hold the button down, and scan different area's close by and get accurate readings. Alot easier then holding at different targets and then shooting for a yardage. So far so good.

Don't forget to shoot the new Guardian!

Little boys wear BOW-TIES

All that stuff helps. It helps because it gives you confidence, but you still have to work the wind.

Thank you Mr. Rabbit. Very informative.

What is a 87 doing with a carb? Toyota introduced EFI in "85". And tell me more about the custom lift.

Lark, you are on the money.Now what do we do?

Just remember though, once you go bow and arrow , you never go back.

Mr. Red Rabbit where can I find ballistics on the .218 Bee.The woman" who ripped my heart out" father ,back in the 80's, had a matching set of two. One bolt action , one lever action. Don't know the maker.They were small ,like a .22 size. I fell in love with them and never seen anything about them again.I really have not looked,but with your knowledge could you enlighten me?

WFGinNM I purchased a pair of 12x50's Predators and feel it was the best purchase for me.What attracted me to them first was the eye-cups that are cut to form around my eyes that other manufactuers don't have, thus blocking out the light.Then the weight,super light,lifetime warranty, and I felt better carrying one pair of high quality 12x50's instead of two pair at different maginification.I did a net search and got a smoking deal. For under a grand I got all Steiner products including the suspension system, tri-pod adaptor, lens-pen,cushioned neck strap,one carring case for just the bino's, and one big bag,like a total video optics bag that alone retails for over 100.00. All STeiner and all German quality.Do a search thru bino.com for the best deals.The Predators line is supposed to highlight the grey's and red's and null the green's. Bottom line I love them. Good luck and you won't be dissipointed.

Don't get caught.

Geeze Louis Coosefan, that last picture with the spider-web could make the cover of Alaska Highways. Very good eye for photography. You have to blow that one up and frame it on your wall.

I was going to get the G-5 , and it a super nice sight,but I shoot one of those "super fast" bows and went for the 7 pin Spott-Hogg for longer distances.I know have a pin from 30 yds through 100yds in increments every 10 yds. I jumped from 80yds to 100yds ,in case your checking the math.You will run out of room with the G-5 sight window if you expect to set up your pins in increments of 10 yds and shoot out to 100 yds.My only complaint is I broke off some of the fibers ,dragging it through brush,I shoot spot and stalk.Sight still works fine. I just have to replace the whole fiber for the full light gathering ability.They are both great sights, it depends on your fps bow & arrow set up and how far you comfortably feel you can shoot.

As the old saying goes "You get what you pay for"

Nice buck and nice camo. That Open Terrain is the stuff.I am still looking for a Scent-Lok head cover and jacket in that stuff.

Mike if I wasn,t so busy huntin and re-building my own old 4x4,s Icould build one for you.Look around, if you could find one that just needs some welding,cutting mods send me a p.m. around Feb. You have to be close though.I live in Mesa. Good luck.