DesertBull

THE TRUTH shall set you free, my friends. I thought PSE was short for Parts Shooting Everywhere?

No, but if the effect lasts more than 4 hours, don't call a doctor. CALL A NURSE!

That's why they make those little blue pills. Otherwise known as vitamin V.

Saw this on another site and thought it would fit here. Would be a shame to lose this facility.

Did you find some peyote in Mexico?

Feel free to post it anywhere.

This works great for all game, as the oil adds fat (TASTEY!) that is missing from most game animals. The acid from the lime and soy/worsteshire helps tenderize. 4-6 - 1" thick back strap fillets, sirlion steaks, or tenderloin 1/2 cup GOOD olive oil 2 tablespoon of diced garlic. FRESH 1 table spoon of grated ginger FRESH 1/2 cup of EITHER Soy or Worsteshire Juice of one lime FRESH 1/4 cup red wine (optional) Trim fat from meat, pucture meat several times with a fork. Lightly salt and pepper. Place meat in large zip-lock bag and pour marinade over the meat. Refridgerate for at least 4 hours or over night. Prepare the rest of your meal, salad, potatoes, etc. You don't want to cook the meat first then have it sitting around while the rest of the meal finishes. You want the meat to go right from the grille to the table. Place meat on HOT grille. Retain the used marinade for a sauce (optional). Cook until medium rare. It will continue to cook for a few minutes after removing it from the grille, so don't over cook it. Overcooking is the main reason that some people turn up their noses at game meat. To make the sauce, pour the marinade into a sauce pan and add a little wine or apple juice to it (1/4 cup or so), throw in couple of pepper corns, 8-10 cherries (fresh or dried), and a bay leaf. Boil until the mixture reduced by 1/2. Strain into a serving dish and pour over meat. DO NOT EAT THE USED MARINADE UNLESS YOU HAVE BOILED IT.

That rifle might be too purdy to be dragging through the catclaw and manzanita.

I went to the Weminuche once. It was a zoo. Traffic jams at every trail head, a constant string of pack horses on the trail, and a sea of orange. That was the first rifle season though, maybe the archery season is different.

AWESOME!

I have the same tag. I am going to start setting up some trail cams in few weeks. What makes me a little nervous is that there is only a 1 sow quota, so someone could get lucky and end the hunt for everyone the first weekend. Not telling anyone to pass a bear, but if you have a small sow in bow range, think about it before shooting. There are some big boars in 22.

Tejon Ranch - Unit 45 -

Very few, if any 3rd, 4th, 5th choice elk tags given out.

Uhhh, right. Without pictures, it's just another internet rumor.

I drew a rifle antelope tag with ZERO points in 2001

We should all get a tag of our choice for the inconvienence. I'll take 24B sheep tag.

AWESOME!

$50 is just a start. Wait and see.

That is cool

So, what are the guidelines for being street legal? Horn, mirrors, head lights, tail lights, brake lights, insurance, emmissions test?

By registered, do you mean you they have a license plate and DMV title?

I already paid a registration fee when I bought my ATV, just like any other vehicle. Are they going to make jeeps, 4x4 trucks, sand rails, dirt bikes, mountain bikes, etc pay this fee (I call it a tax) too?

They have a man in custody who they think is involved. They need to put the jumper cables to that boy's nads until he starts talking.