AzHunt

Good lookin' gun. Did it come from the factory with a blued reciever and stainless barrel? What are you looking to trade for/selling price?

Yeah, you can order them from a website to remain un-named. 2 spotters linked together....big, long eyes

Glock. 9mm, .40, .45, 10mm, any will do, pick the one you like & can shoot well.

:lol: YEAH! I was completely surprised when I got the email from Doug! I have been doing the whole internet search thing researching range finders and low and behold....search over! Thanks Doug & CameralandNY!! Jesse :lol: :blink: :lol: :blink:

X 2 I have thought about painting a rifle, but never got much further....

Good deal! I would have definately bought the Tikka & Monarch combo

I am just shotgunning here, but you may want to go to another branch and speak with that manager. Maybe you can get them on your side and get this resolved ASAP!

Well, if it was the bank manager that did this, you need to go above their head and speak with the regional manager.

Sarcasm aside, what is your point Bobbyo?

It appears that you would like all public land returned to designated Wilderness Areas.

Good point Ichiban, hard to beat a 30 for versatility

All three are capable elk rifles. I think it would really come down to what kind of shape they are in and what rifle fits you the best. The Tikka seems like a smoking deal, but again, it would come down to what condition it is in.

Ok, here is a simple question for Bowsnipe & Couesdoq: What is your ultimate solution & goal, and what are your long term changes as a result of these solutions? Thank you in advance for your responses.

The 'lope in the 1st and 2nd pic looks to be the same one, and he is a shooter. Third from last is also a shooter.

How many are brave enough to admit having a picture of some family members that resemble this picture?

I hate lightning when I am standing on the ground...much less sitting in a tree!!

That red circle really makes the image easy to see....... I need to change all the reticles in my scopes.....

That statement I completely agree with. However, like politics, apathy rules. The rest of your opinions I will respectfully disagree with. Cattle, Elk, & Ranchers are here to stay. Hopefully the hunters who enjoy "public lands" on a daily basis will continue to enjoy them for a long time to come.

I respectfully disagree with your statement. Yes, many many many years ago, land was often overgrazed. However, after years of research, instruction, new land practices put into effect, along with strict regulations in effect, this statement is no longer valid. Ranchers across Arizona with leased lands have taken the upmost care of the land which they lease. They have to. Face it, if they don't, they will have no food base for their animals. In part, a very good smear campaign by certain "groups" have in-grained into many peoples thoughts and ideas that ranchers are raping they public's land. They did a very good job at it. However, many ranchers have begun fighting back and proving not only their value at land stewardship for their own sake, but for wildlife's sake as well. The Chilton's down by Arivaca went through the legal system a few years back and proved in a court of law how one of these groups were making false statements in an attempt to get their grazing leases revoked. In the end, a court order made the group pay a lot of money to the Chilton's because quite simply, the group lied about the status of the land. Historically, elk have been in Arizona a very long time. Running around the canyons and mountians, well, that is what elk do. To say they do not fill a historic niche in the mountains or canyons, well, in my opinion, is simply not true.

I am on my second set of Irish Setter boots, not sure the name of them. Very very comfortable, warm, and waterproof. Easily worth the money paid for them.

I was looking at putting those on my Dodge until I saw the quote for them. They are very pricey. I am running Pro-Comp All-Terrains and have 40,000 miles & will probably get at least 10,000 more. Good tires so far.

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Hey everyone, I need your opinions on which spotting scope window mounts are worth buying. Never had one before but I want to get one, so let me know what is junk and what is worth buying. Thanks in advance!!

What about going with a .243 and getting closer to the elk?

That is exactly what I intend to use it for Terry. My dad has a muzzy antelope hunt coming up so my brother & I are gonna start hittin the dirt!