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Guys first post doesn't want to do a ftf

4 -D10 dozers, 2 -450 trackhoes. 30 - 20 ft by 12 ft corrugated pipe 5000 yrds of concrete Make for one heck of a culvert 10 times cheaper that a 12milion dollar bridge

So if I'm buying pmc 9mm at 15.00 a box its a good deal

I stand corrected but with the picture it sure looked like I described. Long nosed , huge ears features of a muley

I was kinda hoping that someone else would chime in! Sure looks like a muley !°°

Congrats on your hunt. Great job! Is it just me, but looking at deer. The ears are way big compared to the skinny longnosed face. Looks like a very old skinny necked 2 pt.

Just pre scout some of the forest service rds off the 24. Elk should still be bugling. Both 6 and 7 north of the railroad tracks usually hold elk.

Sorry all if us can't all weigh 145 soaking wet! With a 30 in waist. A good mule can easily pack all that elk meat out! At least JJ made it to the elk, even if the mule needed a breather !

Truly a Monster bull elk! JJ did state he just got the custom rifle. Instructions, to adjust to range and good too go. Here again , pretty sure its an expensive gun , tested before shipped. Etc. As far as ammo, he had at least 10 more cartridges straped to his hip ! Being the bull was a 1000 yards.Taking extra shots to finalize a quick ending, after seeing the bull trying to get up ?! Definitely the first shot was a kill shot!! Second ??? Pumping several more rounds into him wasn't necessary. Especially at that range . Just my .02! Just going by the footage! Most bulls don't just immediately fall down after 1 shot! Was kinda funny though, JJ sitting in the shade ! You can hate it or love it, to each his own! Great bull of a lifetime,, by anyone's standards!! I do believe I heard them offer Trent a replica set of antlers for not trying to ruin the planned hunt.

I guess I need to post here first, when I contemplate selling my 40 acres in unit 10. 40 split into 10 acres parcels. State land on 2 sides of 40. N of crockton exit.

If you turn it back into g&f, they normally reissue it. Or so they say !!

I know as a kid in the 60's we'd camp and fish Big and Little Diamond Creeks. heck, l don't even know where it's located anymore. You'd never even know itd hold fish. Tons of fun till it rained. It rained a lot. Lol

You on Pinevieta Or 10 tanks road n of crockton exit ?9

Still. Lol. Lmao. So good !

WHAT! Shoulda just said I'd take it ! Now wife says , whatever!

Would be perfect for sons coues hunt ! Hey Adicted , you got too many guns already!

I'm still vacationing on n wisc. ! I can make arrangements., but must convince wife I'd sell a different rifle to finance this one, wink nod ! Lol

Somebody buy this, before I get in trouble!!

Way before lil Joe's days. Lol Ole blk white movies John Wayne did it. might have even been before that.

Guy watched too many ole westerns!

home : latest news : local Share December 21, 2015 12/19/2015 6:02:00 AM Harassing wildlife: Antelope-herding case ends with deferred sentences Chad Smith The Daily Courier PRESCOTT - A local hunting guide, charged with two counts of knowingly using an aircraft to harass antelope in August 2014, has lost his hunting and guide licenses but was given a deferred sentence, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Chad Smith, owner of Vaquero Outfitters, based in Prescott, and manager of the ORO Ranch about 45 miles northwest of Prescott, was charged in the case, along with helicopter pilot Christopher Atkinson of Texas. Smith will have to divest himself of ownership or financial interest in the outfitting company. Harassing wildlife with a helicopter is a federal offense - a misdemeanor - punishable with a maximum fine of $100,000 and up to six months in prison. Smith and Atkinson were each given a deferred sentence Monday, Dec. 14, in federal court, and will face no prison time or fine if they remain violation-free for four years. They're not allowed to seek or obtain hunting permits or engage in hunting at all, and may not operate a helicopter in Arizona. "Every antelope in sight freaked out and started running," one young hunter told investigators, according to the 36-page complaint written by Fish and Wildlife investigator Preston Fant and filed in March 2015. "We could see (the helicopter) pushing the antelope towards the ORO Ranch and flying very slowly as to stay right behind them," another hunter wrote about the dozen pronghorn. It's illegal in Arizona for people outside state or federal agencies to capture wildlife, Arizona Game and Fish Wildlife Manager Scott Poppenberger told the Courier in March. The defendants, according to the filing, denied chasing or herding antelope in northern Yavapai County. Smith had told investigators they were herding only cattle. Smith also denied having any hunting clients on the property, and said he never guided Atkinson until a wildlife officer showed him a photo of Atkinson with a trophy mule deer buck on Smith's Facebook page, the Courier previously reported. Atkinson said he hunted on the ORO in 2012 and 2013, he had a mule deer tag for 2014, and he paid Smith $12,500 to hunt the ORO in 2014. In 2003, Smith lost his guide license and hunting privileges for five years and was fined $2,450 by the Arizona Game and Fish Commission for using a vehicle for his client to prevent a trophy buck antelope from running onto a neighboring ranch, according to online commission minutes. He was convicted in Prescott Justice Court of taking wildlife from a vehicle and possessing unlawfully taken wildlife, according to the commission minutes. The hunter also was found guilty of shooting from a roadway. oon an added note - us wildlife services will have a listing of this case -- can not hunt or fish for 4 yrs was also included - I believe for both smith and pilot here agin fining these violators is the only real thing they understand -- hitting them where it counts - basically this isnt going to prevent anything 4 yrs -slap on wrist -- it should have been permanent revoked guiding/hunting period - already had it removed once ! learned nothing then this was a plea agreement - shoulda went to court!!!

last year it was 22 lr. Looks like it's 9 mm this time around. Son, shoots up last of tub at the range. Usually no big deal. Asks if I can get anymore. Started looking around . Total shock . Out of stock , just about everywhere. In stock $1.00 a round. Crazy crap again ! Wasn't it like .15 to .18 cents a round normally.

n. Wisconsin, lots of guns still in stock and not on sale. Some guns are being reduced, but not all. Just saw a tag today 835 moss erg 12 Guage. Listed 395. Closeout price 99.00 Missed it by a day. Clerk said markdowns have been real random. They never know when. What, orhow many. Several other stores, with similar closeouts but still getting new stock and plenty on hand.

No seriously, the same road you filled the back of your truck,from last yr.

295 powebelts , 100 grains of whatever. Pellets etc. As accurate as needed out 150 - 200. Yards. Very aerodynamic, spins it like a top.