Jimmer Negamanee

RR, I saved this link as a favorite for when I'm in the market. Pretty slick. Thanks for the info. -Jim

It’s their country. They can do whatever they want. Don’t get me wrong. I’m no apologist for the Mexican government. As far as I’m concerned they’re the country with really nice people but a crappy, kleptocratic government. And as far as my country goes, I don’t see the difference between poaching a desert bighorn and poaching a Mexican wolf.

I've had their jerky before. For some reason it made me very drowsy. They should put a warning label on that stuff.

Great pictures! Thanks for posting.

Amen Brother! I was hoping my cell phone would be blowing up with pics but so far, nada. Can't wait for the pics/vids/stories on here.

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2011/08/31/20110831oregon-woman-feeding-bears-loses-fight.html My favorite line: "I had no friends in the area," Noyes wrote to the paper. "I was extremely frightened, and alone, without my family." Really? So she started inviting bears in to feel safer? Geez!

Those are sick! (Which, according to my 20 year old, is a superlative form of "cool.")

Great bird! Thanks for posting!

Sweet! Thanks for posting.

Definitely calendar worthy! As always, thanks for posting.

Holy eye-guards Batman! Is he hanging out in your archery range? (Looks like your archery target in the background.) At least the doe in the last picture has enough sense to stay out of the shooting lane! Thanks for posting!

Great pcitures of a great bull! Thanks for posting.

sweet pics! Didn't know any bulls had rubbed of the velvet yet. Thanks for posting.

+1 that's how I call them +1 (does that make +2? ) Bigger than that is a 5X5, 6X6, etc. I can't say that's a standard though because I know some people who call anything below their standard of shootability a "raghorn". To me, that definition would be so subjective that it wouldn't be very helpful. (It could also come across as a bit disrespectful.) To each their own though.

Very cool pictures. I've only seen two lions in the wild and they were stalking, pouncing and chasing each other around a hillside. They didn't have spots but were sure acting like kittens. It was one of the coolest outdoor moments of my life. Now others on here may disagree, but I don't think I'm so much of a mystical, tree-hugging, hippie freak to say that I won't have a lion tag next time I go to that particular area. But I'm thankful for that experience nonetheless and hope to have more like it. The picture of the dead deer and coyote raise interesting questions. For example, although lions kill some deer, how many deer did the lion save by killing the coyote?

No offense taken, I get what your saying, and understand the gap between that lion on camera and me getting in bow range of it is very wide. Bet on the lion. I like your attitude, aztrucky. Not takin' offense goes a long way 'round here (and in life). Not that you needed me to tell you that. Welcome aboard. If your arrow does connect with that lion, you better post the pics here! -Jimmer

Tru dat. Lots of times. Thanks for posting

A most excellent 75th birthday present! Well done and happy birthday!

Happy Birthday Garrett! And great work on the cake! Very detailed icing. Looks delicious!

+ 1! And I love detail in its eyes! Having it look off to the side like that is cool. Thanks for posting.

Best movie review ever! Beats that "Well, I found it to be over-produced, yet, ironically, under-directed." crap you usually see.

Yaowzaa! Great pictures! Thanks for posting.

Armadillo = Possum on the half shell.

Cool pictures! That bottom one is funky. Thanks for posting.

The boy and I went out on Monday to hike around. We found a lot of cool stuff but only one elk shed and it was from last year (at least). We were still stoked to find it though! Here's the "as it was found" pic (notice how I deftly avoid the lay versus lie debate): Here's the "after we wrestled from the undergrowth" pic: A week or so prior we found an old, chewed up coues shed. Here are some pics: It blended in well. Close up.