SunDevil

there you go again Casey - just like most typical ua fans - resorting to name calling. my SUNDEVILS - the school I attended and graduated from will unfortunately be playing in the "home for the holidays bowl." this is similar to the same bowl I think your Aztecs/Jacks will be playing in. You will have to fill me in sometime on how such a die hard ua fan ends up at Pima and NAU. Heck, the least you could do is go enroll for underwater basket weaving (they specialize in that) or something so that you really could call it "your school." fortunately we sat next to respectable fans last night and the scummy comments were held to a minimum.

they transplanted 50 goulds into unit 32 last spring. captured the birds from unit 35A (mostly birds on private property) and put them in the galuiros. I think they helicoptered them in but because it was a wilderness area, the crate that was attached to the helicopter by rope could not actually touch the ground so they had to have people on the ground disconnect it and then they released the birds. nice coues rack. to bad the one side was busted off. thanks for sharing.

how about: 1) leicas 2) kifaru slings 3) 6.5 WSMs

does the girl in the yellow and black bikini come with it?

doubler. anyone interested in one? I got one sitting in the safe gathering dust.

sounds like you should not worry to much about it. good to bring it up and get some help on the situation and make other people aware.

I would be interested. Always thought we should do the CWT bbqs in feb - mar anyway. after deer season but before turkey season. cooler than summertime. chris.

unfortunately no back to back goulds for me either. would have been neat to have drawn the same tag as red rabbit but hopefully I will be invited along.

either one will be fine. try using a smaller grain bullet that will be a little flatter. there are guys that use 22-250s and there are guys that use 338 Win Mags and then there is everything in between. 300 mags have become very popular that last few years. 300 wsm, 300 ultras, 300 wby. even seen some 30-378s.

I personally like scopes that have a little more magnification than 9X. something that you need to remember is that even really good scopes, in low light conditions will look darker when they are cranked up. so if you get one that goes up to 16X or 22X, don't think you will be able to have it cranked up that high at dusk. also, I personally prefer bigger objective lens scopes. not to much of a fan of 40mm. I get 50mm when I can and will settle for 44mm.

I would guess the 3 pt because those 3rds are so long but measure them up and let us know.

nice buck, nice story but most of all, holy cow, look at the hole in the side of that deer!

hair bleach at a beauty supply place will do the trick. mix it up, brush it on, set it in the sun for about an hour, rinse it off and you are good to go.

great bull. great times. GREAT MEMORIES!!!

so Sat morning we (doug, larry and I)spend about 1:15 minutes hiking into the spot we are going to hunt. hike up on the knob to get set up and start glassing. first light, primetime is upon us. I look around and one guy has his camera set up on his tripod and is awaiting the sunrise to take some pictures and the other guy is checking stuff out on his crackberry. I can't believe. I'm sure you can guess who was taking pics and who was crackin it.

not that it matters but I think I would like to see the measurements for how that buck scores out.

federal 180 accubonds. 2.5 inch group at 400 yards

both are equally impressive for taking out wildcats!

my neighbor ducks hunts around tucson every year. I think he said last year he got fifty some ducks.

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+1 Glad I'm not the only one..... I was playing it safe by just posting TP. --Bill and my fold up toilet seat!!!

shoulda let him live another year! psych!

Nice hat!

baby wipes

we should have started two poll questions earlier this week. 1 - what time would the first successful rifle pic be posted? before 12:00 noon or after? 2 - what would the size of the first successful rifle pic be? bigger than 85" or smaller?