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Hit! One of the hunts in 22...most likely

How many fence block and fence post block do you have? They look to be the same yellowish color I have.

Nice jacket. I love mine.

Yes, it's a good deal. I have this pad and like it. It inflates with 10 breaths and packs down small. It's not insulated, so mild weather only. I have an Exped Synmat for colder weather, which is too hot for mild nights.

REI rental list:

REI rents gear for pretty cheap. You can try before you buy. I surf several sites, almost daily to see what's available...Rokslide, camofire, CWT, Archery Talk, Kuiu Gear Only facebook page, craigslist.... Craigslist is a pretty good resource for lightly used basic gear. People buy the stuff, discover they don't like backpacking/camping, and put it up for sale...same for exercise equipment. I agree with previous comments stating, just get out there for overnighters with what you have and start refining. Upgrading is a continual endeavor.

My son just bought this rifle, same caliber. It is sweet!

22-S is closed?....crap! Oh well, only for a couple more weeks.

My first exposure to Timber Mesa was at the Mesa store a couple weeks ago. They put a new string/cables on my Drenalin... (I have an elk hunt this Sept). Great customer service!...and close to home.

Very cool buck! Crazy that they fork like that.

Awesome!

The early Leupold models sucked. I've had the Leupold RX1200i TBR for a while now and it works great. It has angle compensation. I think you can find those for around $300. I got a good deal on a Leica 2000-B. It is very nice, and accurate. It calculates angle, temp, and barometric pressure into shoot to distance. I got this one because I too am working to extend my shooting range. It cost a little more but you can find deals. For mountain hunting angle comp is important. Shooting 500+ yards, air density starts to be a factor.

I did this tonight, while cooking steaks on the smoker. I grew up in the water and love it. My son, daughter-n-law, and 3 yr old grandson are living with us for a while. They swim nearly every day. The grandson is getting better at swimming by the day. It's worth having a pool...for me...for all my family. I don't find the maintenance is that costly, it's the electricity to run the old single speed pump. I need to convert to the multispeed, which costs a lot less to run. I have an old sand filter system that is over 20 years old and works great. I had the sand changed out when I had the pool resurfaced, about 10 years ago. No problems at all. It is the simplest and most maintenence free system...in my opinion.

What are the dimensions? Width x depth x height Thanks

I started buying WY antelope points a few years ago. I hope I can go before the system changes in the wrong direction.

Just ordered. Thanks! I used to have a pair...after cutting my finger real bad. Put left hand glove in my pack and gave the other to my partner. They got pretty mucked up on our last kill and was disposed of. Been wanting another set.

I have a friend that had panic so bad...he went back to a recurve for quite a while to get over it.

I've heard of this as a cure. I think Randy Ulmer has a segment on this. Google it.

I have one on the outside of my garage, blowing in through a hole in the wall. It's a large roll around type I have fastened to the wall. Pads on two sides. If the outside temp is below 95 I vent it through the house...works great. Otherwise I just run it when I'm working in the garage. I got it from Weather Shack on Main in AJ. They have good prices.

It's a great rf. It figures in temp, barometric pressure, angle, and your balistics into the shoot to distance. I paid $525 for mine and thought I got a good deal...but $400...jump on it.

Very nice! That's what I'm looking for this year.

What are your opinions and experience with this? I am going to drop Direct TV. I am doing the free trial with Youtube TV now. I will need a way to watch some hunting shows and wondering if My Outdoor TV is worth the $10 per month. I am mainly interested in Western Hunter, Eastmans, Meateater, Jim Shotky and some shooting shows. Thanks for your input/advice.

I'm wondering if the streaming services will periodically raise rates as it becomes more popular, and cable/sat becomes less popular. I see Youtube TV recently went from $35 to $40. The internet providers will probably do the same, as it becomes more necessary. Eventually the bill will equal what cable is now. May have to go back to radio for entertainment.

I've been playing with the Youtube TV free trial all week. I really like it. Watching the D-backs and recording a couple network shows on the unlimited DVR. I'll be dropping Direct TV.

Youtube TV looks great. It is $40 a month now.