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These guys stood outside their business with axe handles and a dog.......and their business did not get raided. http://video.foxnews.com/v/4203006609001/owner-attempts-to-protect-business-from-baltimore-looters/?#sp=show-clips

Can't wait to hear what the verdict is on how that kid died under police custody....I would be pissed.....but do I go downtown and burn up Ed's Market????? Here is the video clip if you didn't get to see it........just wait....somebody will ring up charges on the mom and then what kind of riot will we have? Where is the great Rev. Sharpton on this mom's brutality to her son??? Good job mom........ http://abc7.com/news/video-angry-baltimore-mom-beats-son-suspected-of-rioting/684791/

Hunting, fishing....hiking.....antler hunting, camping.....all what I consider to be great family favorites of mine. In the early years it was trips to the White Mountains from the dry desolate Animas Valley in southern New Mexico. This first picture is of a great catch from the Little Colorado there in front of what used to be the Wiltbank Cabins in Greer. 1968 Best of times spent fishing with my dad, he would drop us off at the top end of the Little Colorado with a can of worms, a couple of extra hooks and a Zebco rod and reel setup. That time spent with my Dad and my family in the White Mountains made me want to live in Arizona and raise my boys hunting and fishing the area I had grown to love as a kid. Pig hunting in Southern Arizona Antler hunting in antler country. Watching my son pass on the love and tradition to my grandkids!! And still enjoying the cold morning hunt with my youngest boy Lots of pictures with so many memories and great times, flat tires, fish hooks in the cheek, 1000 ft. elevation climb to get back to the truck and heal no I am not going to leave these antlers behind, hauling a bear out in the dark and the big one that got away. What a great place we live in being able to enjoy the opportunites

My son built a similar gun while going to school up in Prescott, heavy barrel......and that is fun to shoot, easy worth the money. Cool looking stock on that gun.

Nice tight little group. Pretty soon you'll be replacing nocks and fletchings! I only adjust my sights after getting a decent grouping, so I adjusted them last night after that group. I beat Cole in the early morning shoot off this morning, 2 arrows side by side and I really pulled the 3rd arrow....maybe 4 inches left. Shooting my bow has become great therapy in itself and I love the competition with Cole shooting with me. If nothing else a Unit 1 bull tag has given Cole and I more time together which I thoroughly enjoy. I can only hope that I can get to where I can consistently shoot tight groups.

Wife got me a new bow for my birthday 3 weeks ago, I have religiously shot every day for the last 2 weeks at low poundage just trying to get my form and back in the habit of shooting a bow. I have only been shooting 20 yards until I can get my poundage where I want it and my consistency. The stars were aligned last night!!!!!

Cool setup there......

Bang......nice looking buck there....

Now who has a tag??? Cool pics of that buck for sure....relaxing in the pines!!!

Insurance is mandatory. We are most likely paying for his premiums though. Oh yeah I forgot about that.....mandatory insurance......

Ten bucks says he doesn't have any insurance......

It takes all kinds.....idiot......

Cool pics....love that ear sticking out from behind the tree.....

Lawyer!

I saw in the paper advertisement for the 3D shoot at Sunrise around the 4th of July. I went to that as a spectator probably 25 years ago, is that a low key event or do you have to be lights out good to enjoy it? Seemed like way back then there were several divisions etc. which allowed all skill levels to have a good time. Anybody been to that one recently?

If you haven't seen this footage it is pretty spooky stuff........snow conditions with ice.....maybe slow down a bit???

Still currently 300 plus views behind the "order protection" thread, you gotta get more creative when you decide on a topic!!!

I have been watching as many of these as I can and they are pretty good tips from a pretty dang good archer. http://www.bowhunter.com/tactics/video-shooting-your-bow-in-the-wind/

Probably on that one truck I saw burning on the side of the road the other day ....keep after it....and good luck too with that tag!

That is one deep rugged area down there for sure.......

Nice looking house

I would have to build a new house were I able to kill such a bear....that is cool as heck!!!

Had not heard about another pile up......sorry no disrespect meant on the original post. I remember when I was going to school up in Flag running my own cabinet shop maybe 85 or 86, 40 car pile up on I-40 if I remember it was on the east side of the Walnut Canyon exit.......I was on the Doney Park volunteer fire at the time and my wife was coming home from Tucson that morning. Really nice 8" snow with some low hanging clouds........it was a really pretty morning but that pile up did some damage.....scary site..........not knowing where my wife was for sure was the worst part.............fortunately for her she had decided to "wait" for roads to clear before she came up the mountain.......

Here is a good read that is up in the Outfitters section that I came across this morning......many great points I thought that are similar to the ones that have been posted. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/51182-how-i-prepare-for-archery-elk-season/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-v5tJ7dT5Lw