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Thanks for sharing. One of these days I'm just going to jump on a plane and make the trip. That grayling is beautiful. When the good Lord above decided on fish colors he sure did it right. TJ

My front bearings are history. I looked up changing them out on the internet. I think I can do this job. After I take the brake assembly apart and down to the 4 bolts holding my hub most internet says to remove hub and replace new hub. Does anyone know if the bearings come all in one with the new hub? I've changed many bearings on trailers but this is a different monster for me. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! TJ

Thanks for everyone's help and suggestions. I'll let you know how it goes. TJ

Yes we are and I am definitely looking forward to it. Good time with good people! -Tracy Tracy, you mentioned last year you might come and camp out. I'm hoping you all have decided to do so. Don't forget to bring the youth archery champion, Jackson, so he can try and defend his #1 ranking. TJ

That is one nice looking jeep for sure. Looks newer than a 1999. Elkhunter1 has a good point. It definitely needs a cwt sticker. TJ

Looks like a good spot and thanks for sharing. Now harvest something there and share it with us. TJ

Bass, that's a good question. A few phone calls should clear it up. If that doesn't pound out a good shot with a 22 would end the problem. Let us know how it works out. TJ

Thanks for sharing your honey hole. TJ

Thanks for posting Shelvin. We all need to take the time to thank each and everyone of our servicemen and women. May God watch over you and bring y'all home save. TJ

Them are some nice bucks Carl. Thanks for sharing. Looks like ya got a good spot started for sure. TJ

Stephen, I wished the swacker would lock in place once it opens. After shooting my pig the arrow pulled out and I didn't care for that. It definitely did it's job but I would like to see a locking device so it stays in and continues to cut. The blades fold close as the brush pulls the arrow out. Correct me if I'm wrong. Just saying. TJ

Holy crap! TJ

There I go putting my foot in my mouth, sorry ladies.

"Place shotment" ? Did you have a long day at work.? Just kiddin with ya! It was a 12hr day but I kind of like the way it sounds. :lol:

Ilene, I can just see you out there in this costume carrying you bow. lmao Please let me know when it's going to happen so I can get some video. lol On another note, I didn't know you drew an archery tag. Good luck with your hunt. What unit do you have? TJ

I'm not sure exactly how I feel about this. Does the azgfd have the right to let these business have our address? TJ

Everyone has their favorites. I have always loved the mechanical for turkeys and the fixed for bigger game. With that said I tried the swacker last year on elk and told myself I would only take a broadside shot. I couldn't believe how fast the cow died and the amount of blood poured out of her. I then took my javelina with the swacker and had it die within minutes. I'm likeing the looks of the grave digger and might try it this year. I've killed my share of animals over the years with just about every broadhead out there. Place shotment is the key. I've always said, give me any broadhead and arrow and I can kill. It's all up to what you feel comfortable with and how it shoots from the bow. Most are all good. TJ

Thanks Bill for sharing that article with us. I wasn't from here like so many of you were but I feel your passion for the era in your stories that you experienced and stories told to cwt members by your parents and grandparents. What a big change, like so many other places, but this piece of country is so interesting because of it's beauty I guess. I just love the white mountains. Peg & I was honored to share an evening with Bill, a few years ago at lunch, and Bill gave us a book that y'all have to read. It's titled "Memories from Greer". In 2004 the Greer Library Friends was choosen to encourage elders to talk and write about their experiences and the book is a result. Bill can probably tell you where to find it. I can't reply to cwt while I'm at work but when I read 123456's posts It disturbed me a little. I looked up your profile and found exactly what I thought I would find. Age unknown: Birthday unknown: Gender not telling: And no friends: Male or female I can tell you I don't like your comments because you have absolutely no respect for your elders. Maybe you are older than Bill but we woudln't know that because you don't have the balls to profile yourself. I have always tried to be positive and respectful towards all cwt members and I apoligize for this outrage but you just pissed me off. I usually keep my mouth shut but there is a time when something just needs to be said. TJ

Here's wishing you a Happy Birthday. I hope it was a great one for ya. TJ

These are great pictures and are you going to share what unit you were in? Thanks for sharing as we get ready to enter the draw. Good luck to everyone and please leave me just 1 bighorn tag this year. TJ

I would like to see some pictures of some of the rigs you guys have put together. TJ

Wouldn't you know it, this falls on my weekend to work. I wasn't going to compete but was wanting to come see what my next hobby might be. Like I need another. lol Sounds like it's going to be a great time and good luck to everyone. TJ

Peg & I, along with our two dogs, will be pulling our 5th wheel up for the Marshal Lake Get-Together again this year. If you haven't been to one of these get-togethes then you need to treat yourself and family to a great weekend of fun and games for all along with meeting other cwt members. Lance, Carrie, and their children are great host and fix some awesome food. Peg and I are looking forward to seeing old friends, their dogs, and meeting new cwt members. See y'all there. Lance, feel free to pm us with whatever we can do to contribute. TJ

Here is how I feel about the new look. :D :D :D :D :D :D :D TJ

That's a nice mature buck for sure. How much did it weigh? Thanks for sharing. TJ