cactusjack

So selling items and buying items is attributed to retaining and recruiting hunters? are you one Crack? other than that you missed my point. the internet has been like this as far as selling and buying since all gore invented the internet. the buying and selling part has NOTHING TO DO WITH HUNTERS HELPING HUNTERS. It was actually invented so colleges could share information and for porn. Maybe you missed my point, Coueswhitetail was not primarily an e-commerce site. It was a place to get with other like minded individuals. And when people sold things, they would throw some $ to Amanda to support the site. That is why her site is successful. Now if we only knew of someone with a failed e-commerce/Hunter message board to get his expert opinions....do we know anyone who fits that bill?

The suppressor was in the safe. It's a riot to shoot full auto. I borrowed a friends registered lower. I just need 40,000 to get my own.

The 24th of July 2009 to be exact. And it was a help each other site. And if you would look a little further then your myopic existence, if we don't retain hunters and recruit young hunters, we will lose hunting as we know it. I see you joined in 2016, so from your experience you have your views. But thank you for trying to teach me the ways if the world.

I just joined. I'm a newbie. 2009 is when I joined, but stalked the site for years prior.

I waited 13months for my last group

I have a family member that is a multi millionaire, and due to his style of bargaining, we quit going on vacation with him to Mexico. It was embarrassing how far he would beat people down, to next to nothing on their goods. 3 dollars to him, makes no difference, but to them is huge. But my family member enjoys it. And they can always say no. I see things differently, this was a community of hunters that helped each other out. Now it seems like it is a commerce site to pick off people, who sometimes are in real need. I am not trying to tout myself as a Gandhi. I have purchased from guys in dire straights, I could go in for the kill. I wanted them to be able to buy back the items, when they got their finances in order. And be able to get back into the field. Sometimes they are able, and sometimes I end up with items I wouldn't normally purchase. Some of these were loaners. I would send them out with kids and their dads. Not everyone can afford the initial cost to hunt. I am not selling my stuff because I have to, I will probably donate some of these to a charity for youth if they dont sell. on a different topic, I picked up 2 suppressors today, from NFA jail. 6.5 months wait. Turkey camp will be fun with the Salvo on my Beretta. If you see me up in the camp in Unit 23, ask me and I will let you shoot it, but for a cost of 6 dollars a shell, I mean, I will cover the shell. 3 stamps in total 2 cans and one sbr.

Their, I fixed it........or should that be they're? The world will never know.

I will work on my grammar. However, I a product of Tucson High School, class of 88, you get what you pay four. #redfored

Since I went to 2nd grade in Elfrida, Im considering your offer!

Posting on eBay tomorrow

I inherited some of my dad's guns, so I need to make room. On the chopping block: Remington Model Seven 308, I purchased this to use as a loaner/suppressor host, but never did anything with it. Someone stripped the stock. It is a great backpacking rifle. It has a Leupold Vx-II on it. 3-9x50. on hold Mauser Sporterized also in 308. Bought this to loan out. Never shot it. Don't know much about it. 300.00 Commercial Mauser in 244 Remington. Also never shot it. It has a Weaver 4x on it. Sold Glock 27 40sw - sold Pics will follow. would trade for a Glock 19 or 26

Going to post to gunbroker tomorrow

Pic of glock 27

pics

Sightron SIII SS 6-24X50 2moa reticle.

Correction, the scope is a Vari-X II.

In Chandler .

I have the Kodiak Canvas cabin tent, I like it better then the flex-bow style. The side walls are more vertical, so more room for cots. I also have the Cabelas Alaknak 12x12 that is great. Used it in 6a during a youth elk hunt about 5 years ago and we got snow, sleet and rain. Stayed dry and warm. My boss used it on the youth Kaibab hunt last fall and loved it. Having an option for a wood stove is nice. A good friend has the Geodesic Alaskan Guide and he loves it, but not with cots. He told me he wishes he had purchased a tent with vertical walls. So my answer is, all good choices, depends on how you like to sleep. I hate air mattresses. Always deflate on cold nights, or leak.

Give Trent a call. I'm not an attorney, but I did drive past a Holiday Inn express once

Be very careful with the trust you get. It's only as good as it is written. Remember the law isn't based on what is right, just, wrong or unjust. It is how it is worded and how it can be twisted. With the political environment now, I feel much more prepared to protect not only my NFA items but all my firearms and related equipment. I think it's like finding a taxidermist to do a mountain lion. We all have seen really good cats and we have all seen the Pink Panther one that was floating around. When it matters, go to someone that specializes in what you need done.

I just restated my trust with Trent from Azgunlaw. Best money I have spent. My first trust did not do what I had been told it would. A Trust attorney is worth the $. 480-360-2776 Go to his site, www.azgunlaw.com I'm not a paid spokesman, just a satisfied customer

Look on snipershide

The 2nd amendment does not grant or give you any rights. It protects your inalienable rights

they did, but brought them back. I believe it is just to get free press.

I won't go to Dick's. Nope. Ever since I went to Staples and saw that they sold staples, I just won't risk it.