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No MRE's???? You mean you don't like Meals Refusing to Exit?

Amazing history. Thanks for posting this. Fire season is fire season no matter the century

I know that view well. I was at MCAS Pendleton from 97-99. Saw fire AND flood while I was there. That flightline in the picture was 4 feet underwater.

I think I heard somewhere they're going back to the system they used last year and years prior. If that's true, should be the same as it's always been

Lol... I laughed at this with my outside voice

This made me uncomfortable for some weird reason... 😂😂😂

Had a storm roll through Pima a couple days ago. Some rain but NASTY winds. Busted up a few trees on the property. Hopefully its a precursor for what's to come!!!

97 and change. Might have broke 100" had he not been busted

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Killed this guy not far from there...

That's no BS!!! I've hunted in there quite a bit on foot and it'll wear you out quick. Looks like a yellow grass golf course till you get into it. Nice thing is you won't see a soul hunting those canyons.

This was 10 feet from that petroglyph. No idea if its recent or ancient. I like to think its as old as the petroglyph.

I've been to a lot of the ruins around New River Mesa. Here's some native graffiti from there. Nevermind... I can't find the pic in my phone Found it... lol

Did someone say gun show?????

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Sorry to hear that man!!! That's some cool old stuff though!!! What's that metal thing?

Oh gotcha, I get what you're saying. Yeah there are definitely a lot of those guys. I actually love hunting with guys like that. Had a hunter kill a giant in the desert a couple years ago who was in that boat. Still talk to him. If I told you his story you'd get choke up.

My parents are interested. Pm sent

The overlap is stupid. I've never understood why they do that. Some can't be avoided.. especially late hunts but some make no sense. On the flip side, you'll probably only be competing for camp spots. Most rifle muley hunters up in that country won't hunt nearly as hard as the coues guys.

That really hasn't been my experience. I've never expected or counted on it but I can only think of twice in 5 years that I haven't been tipped. But... because we do a lot of desert muley hunts, we tend to get a different kind of hunter. Most of our hunters have a ton of experience and have been on a lot of guided hunts. I think that makes a big difference.

I average 12% but it is NOT expected.

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