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I'm not sure tires are where i would want to save some bucks.

Don't exclude Mickey Thompson's. I bought some for my Toyota pickup and I'm very happy with them price was pretty decent too I understand they're not heavy duty tires for the Toyota but I think it was about $1,200 out the door mounted with certificates from discount

Buddy asked me to list this. Ill connect interested parties. Send me a message. 1980 K-10 353 cid 4 speed manual MSD Atomic fuel injection 35”x12.5”R15 Dual fuel tanks Runs, drives, 4wd, works. I drive it to and from work. City streets and state highway. Clean AZ Title It’s not a super model but it’s cool. $6250.00 Or Best Offer

Not a 4runner, but my mom has a 25 tacoma. I'd stick with the V6. Not that we've had issues with it or anything but just one more thing to break and it doesn't get that great of gas mileage

When people know where you are at and don't respect that and come and sit right next to you. Closest I've ever been to a fist fight in the field was over something like this. Another one was we beat a couple guys to an area where they had a Target buck and even though we beat them they still went to the spot. I was whatever guys you've been out here looking for this Buck you can have him but he a buddy of mine was not so lenient. Turns out they killed him and he was only like 83 in.

Loved my Duovids. If they were x56 instead of 50, they would be the best binos ever made!

I think Fleming's is highly overrated. Took the now ex-girlfriend there for her last birthday our steaks were cooked wrong they were okay but they weren't worth the price and they took good care of us. Also Pinnacle Peak is not what it used to be, ate there last night.

Sounds like it is/was. I never knew there was another one though !

Well he asked about places in Tucson, so no I was not talking about the place not on Tucson.

Uh yeah thats not correct

First elk backstrap. Amazing

Pinnacle peak, wear a (cheap) tie.

Nice thick New Yorks, white sweet potatoes and mushrooms..... if you haven't tried white sweet potatoes yet, youre missing out! Vitamin Z for desert.

That would have been fun to see.

So have i. Later in the hunt more often than not it gets frustrating, so I'm happy to kill early in the hunt! Give me a decent Buck on day three and I'm happier than you snuggling up to mama bear

We will have to agree to disagree on that one buddy.

Ill take opening morning over the final morning/evening!

The XD line is my favorite! I've had one for 20 plus years the amount of miles that thing has had on my hip is immeasurable. If we were able to choose our guns at work that's what I would carry over the Glock that we get assigned.

Id be interested in hearing the numbers in regards to splitting.

Never have before but they got some mud on them from the last hunt

How do y'all wash your sleeping bags? After that muddy freaking mess of an elk hunt all three of my bags could use a cleaning. They're all the large 0° Cabela's style so just throwing them in the laundry is not a possibility.

I still rememeber the first animal I ever killed, a squirrel with grandpas 22. Watching my son when he killed his elk. He was jacked up. Watching my dad draw back on a bull in 4b. Stepped on a twig and spooked it, but he was shaking like a leaf. Thought he was going to fall down. My dad was a pretty even keel guy, so to see him lose it like that is something I'll never forget.

My son has a second bike it might need a little work I can't remember but I know him and his mom were looking at selling it. Let me get some info from them and I'll post back

Good luck to everyone who is about to head to the mountains with their kids for their hunts. Looks like it is going to be a wet wet weekend... Good thing the government is shut down and I have the week off, we might need it!

They were going nuts on my son's hunt. In fact we would have killed opening evening as there was four or five Bulls bugling their asses off if we had not gotten caught in a torrential downpour and opted to retreat for dryer pastures.