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Fellow R.V. guy here! Say hey to your brother for me, Miss reading your Dad on here! saw hey to him as well! Great Looking Bucks !

Is that Gunner H in one the the first pics?

Ok, the name change has topped "Cornbagger" and the "Talking javelin"! Well played Casey, well played! Now we just have to see what the payback looks like? I hope Lark finds a couple granolas to let off some steam!

Great bull! Good job!

My condolences. My father thought a lot of him. Garron

Jay, Beautifully shot. It is rare to be able to see such honesty behind the hunt, and the hunter. Thanks, congradulations to Shane! I will look up Shoveltail films. Garron

I am looking to sell and will entertain reasonable offers. Truck is currently in Tucson. Thanks.

Thanks for looking, it does turn heads. JD, it is a long box. standard springs under, has factory diamond plate step bumper in back.

1968 Chevy C-10 This is an Arizona truck; my Grandfather purchased it new in Phoenix it and spent the rest of his life in Avondale Arizona. I have had the truck since 1993. The truck is mostly stock: I have added much needed power-steering and a 350ci V8, with a Kenwood CD player. The odometer is over 15K and has “rolled over” once. The truck was purchased as a farm truck; no upgrades, three speed column shift, steel interior, rubber floors, and a aftermarket A/C unit. The 350 is fresh with less than 10,000 miles. The paint was sprayed in 2001 still looks very good still, fading on the roof and hood. Good rubber all the way around complete with clean chrome rims. This truck was my daily driver until 2003. The truck was/is garaged, and has been driven a few hundred miles per year for the last ten years. Just added power steering, new water pump and window regulators. The truck has been maintained and not been “Mickey Moused” and is a great platform for a build, or as a driver. Our family is now four strong, this truck has fulfilled is job for us and is now ready for a new caretaker. Thanks for looking, Garron

This late Bull season in 8 we saw a little white prop plane pulling slow circles around Mckracken knolls and Jackass, down to Wild Steer.... That has to be worse than cruising the roads right? So next year my hunting party is getting a hot air balloon! Carry on all y'all. Thanks, Garron

Not even a full moon and all sorts of people are restless! I watched the orange jeep in 36B run laps too, along with others, I hope they enjoyed their time in the field. Just finished up with a late bull tag in 8. Tough hunt! I came home to a bowl of tag soup. We got to see a lot of people move through plans "A' through "Z", some even hung out at camp during the hunt. Hunters were desperate just to see something. It is interesting, but I don't understand when the "other guy" became one of the priorities of a hunt. It is public land, we get to share with those who hunt like us and those who don't, sorry. Thanks, Garron

Jeff, Keep after it! prehunt heating pad and anti-inflammatory seems in order. If it was easy everyone would do it! Garron

Nice to hear Slummin. Share the tale with us. I know that the next week will be a grind until we can hit the field.

Reading this is making me start to pack all the gear early! Good luck.

Not the same hunt but, late rifle in 8 here. I took a quick drive up two weeks ago; it was the first time in the unit. It looked as though they were still at the higher elevations. Agreed on water. I found three dry catchments and lots of untouched red grama grass. Would really like to swap some unit information, you never know might even get my Pioneer Licensed Father on a bull, Please PM if you would like to swap some unit information. Thanks, Garron