DesertBull

anyone know where to buy cabrito in AZ?

Is this for real???? I haven't heard anything about this. Can somebody confirm?? Mark I know Montana passed a similar law. They are trying to draw the Feds into the courts to help restore the 10th Amendment.

Better than grilled bean & cheese from Taco Smell?

http://mcreynoldsfarms.com/meats-c-1.html I found this place, but they want $150 for 1 goat. I thought goat was poor people's meat?

I recommend either the Remington Model 7, the Savage Youth 100 or the Tikka T3 lite. The Tikka is not a "youth" rifle per se, but is very lite and easy to handle and the bolt is eceptionally easy to cycle. The Rem and the Sav will need trigger work but the Tikka trigger is pretty nice right out of the box.

Move to Montana! If you didn't read the fine print in their law with trail cameras, you can still use them, JUST NOT DURRING THE ESTABLISHED SEASON!!! They can still use them prior to the opening day! Montana Motion-Tracking Devices and/or Camera Devices It is illegal for a person to possess or use in the field any electronic or camera device who’s purpose is to scout the location of game animals or relay the information on a game animal’s location or movement during any Commission adopted hunting season. From page 10 of the regulations. http://fwpiis.mt.gov/content/getItem.aspx?id=42204

Gino texted me this pick of one of the locals. He said his tribal name is "Desertbull". Run fast my friend...run very fast. http://msp187.photobucket.com/albums/x241/...oooooo-fast.jpg

Gino forgot his bow but he was able to borrow one. Here he is drawing back on a big bull elephant. Draw length's a little short.

He told me that he was a little disappointed that he had to share a hut with another hunter but the guy he was bunking with was very friendly. Here's a pic of his hut-mate at the salad bar.

The Moultrie unit (i45) is less than 1/2 the cost with the a slightly higher monthly fee.

Here he is trying to work out the track. Looks like he has been in the sun. Should have went with SPF 75.

Libs are meeting as we speak to figure out a way to tax it, regulate it and give it free healthcare.

...is on the short list to replace Stevens on the Supreme Court. Lord, help us all.

A T/C Encore Pro with 22 different barrels hidden in various locations around the house.

Hey Snap, you should see if Ted wants to shoot that t-shirt off your head with a flaming arrow. I would pay $550 to lay witness to that.

My card got hit for a 12 pack at Albertson's.

Maybe the President just wants to get her away from the White House so she'll stop hitting on Michelle.

banning cameras? What the heck is this....RUSSIA?

Does Charlie Daniels play a mean fiddle?

Does this buck happen to have a split left ear? Just curious, as I have been following a buck that looks a lot like him for the last 2-3 years but a fire came through my area last fall and I have not got any pics of him since then.

Has the wife ever thought about LASIK?

Obama nominates Liu to 9th http://gunowners.org/a032910.htm Obama Pushing Another Radical Anti-gunner to the Federal Bench Friday, March 29, 2010 "Liu believes that judges have the authority to impose their views... using clever verbal camouflage to disguise what they’re doing." -- Ed Whelan, a one-time clerk to Justice Antonin Scalia and now president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center (3/4/10) Imagine a judicial candidate that is so far to the left that even Obama's Chief of Staff, Rahm Emmanuel, is hesitant to push him forward. Imagine a liberal law professor that not only fails to meet the ABA's basic requirements for a federal judge, but is so green behind the ears that it appears the only reason he is being nominated to the federal courts is because he served as part of President Obama's transition team. If you can imagine such a leftist candidate, then you would be thinking of Goodwin Liu, the President's recent nominee for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Liu is the Associate Dean and Professor of Law at the ultra-left UC Berkeley School of Law. Only 39 years old, he comes nowhere near fulfilling the ABA's standards for a judge. But what he lacks in experience, he makes up for in radical liberalism. In a recent book that he co-authored, Liu says that, "Applications of constitutional text and principles must be open to adaptation and change... as the conditions and norms of our society become ever more distant from those of the Founding generation." Got it? Like many radical progressives, Liu believes that our rights are constantly evolving. The Second Amendment might have been necessary in the 1700s, he believes, but now those rights are no longer necessary. In Liu's world, there would be no gun rights Noted author David Kopel cites a law journal article of Liu's where he criticizes the Supreme Court for declaring two gun control laws as unconstitutional -- the Brady Law's unfunded mandate and the Gun-Free School Zones Act. Liu said that Supreme Court cases like these did "damage" to civil rights and "upset settled understandings of congressional power." What?! Striking down gun control laws does damage to civil rights? Well, let's be clear: the Court did upset someone's "settled" understanding of things, but it was the LIBERAL'S misunderstanding of the Constitution. By the way, Liu co-authored the 2002 law journal article with then-Senator Hillary Clinton... which should tell us all we need to know about Liu's liberal, anti-gun views! Rights evolve over time? The bottom line is that Liu would not be a stickler for the Constitution if he were to sit on the appellate court. "It becomes pretty clear why 'originalism' and 'strict construction' don't make a lot of sense," Liu said in an interview promoting his book. "The Framers deliberately chose... broad words so they would be adaptable to new challenges over time." No wonder that the ranking Republican member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Jeff Sessions (R-AL), spoke out so forcefully against the nomination of Goodwin Liu:

I hate greenie weenies.

How do you tell if a politician is taking Viagra? He gets taller.