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I’ve never had a cat crap in my mouth so I can’t really speak to that. Cigars are like other things an acquired taste. They’re all not created equal. Some are most definitely better than others.
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Just curious—do any of you enjoy a good cigar out in the woods or around camp after a hunt? Do you have any go-to sticks you like to light up after a successful day? Let’s hear what you’re enjoying!
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No idea but they’ve been pretty reasonable lately.
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FYI Bruno’s is getting a shipment in if anyone is looking. You need to contact them to place an order. Call Bruno Shooters Supply to place a pre-order for the upcoming Alliant powder shipment. ((623) 587-7641)
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MAP - Senate Bill USFS Lands for Sale - Units 5, 6 & 21 Hit Hard
bustedknuckleinc replied to AZCoueser's topic in The Campfire
100% against this but I don’t see the point in calling a Democrat Senator that won’t be voting for this bill anyways. -
SRP doesn’t supply the power.
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Show us a picture of the steer first.🤣Jk
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https://www.powdervalley.com/product/blackhorn-209/
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Progressive Reloader for pistol calibers??
bustedknuckleinc replied to azhuntnut's topic in Rifles, Reloading and Gunsmithing
Really can’t beat Dillon considering they’re world renowned as the best and they’re located in AZ. There customer service is fantastic as well. -
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https://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/127152-18x56-kiababs-vortex-hd/?tab=comments#comment-1141854
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Fire restrictions were lifted a couple weeks ago. Fire officials will lift Emergency Stage 1 Fire Restrictions across the entire #TontoNF beginning Friday, August 23 at 8 a.m. due to recent monsoon rain and lower fire danger. With recreational target shooting and campfire restrictions being lifted, visitors are urged to shoot responsibly in areas free of vegetation and be especially vigilant about practicing campfire safety. Remember, never leave a campfire unattended and when it's time to put the fire out, dump lots of water on it, stir it with a shovel, then dump more water on it. Make sure it is COLD before leaving the campsite. If it's too hot to touch, it's too hot to leave! For more information about campfire safety visit Smokey’s website for how-tos and tips at https://smokeybear.com/en/prevention-how-tos/campfire-safety. The public is reminded, dragging trailer chains and vehicle fires always have the potential to ignite a wildfire but the public can reduce this risk by double checking their trailer chains before heading out to the forest and having regular vehicle maintenance.
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Toyo Open Country Trail
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