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I think you are well prepared and will have a great hunt. If you tent it a Mr Buddy Heater is a good thing to have to at least keep drinking water from freezing. I'm down in Mesa but if I'm around and you are within 100 miles or so I can lend it and a 5 gallon bottle with a hose to use. It will warm the tent up a good 20 degrees or so at night.

I have used these for the last 20+ years when calling coyotes using a hand call. I had one come in behind me and stand there at barrel length so I am pretty confident that they give a bit of an edge.

It is also good to keep a blood oxygen level sensor that clips on your finger to see what you level is. Thinks like being a smoker, having lung problems or asthma really can get you n trouble especially if you are the type of person who just "Powers Through It". There are lots of charts out there that address Oxygen Level vs Altitude and the affects. If you have ever been through an OSHA Confined Space Certification or work around different type of bottled gas, ammonia or refrigerants you have probably seen a chart.

Good article. Another thing to watchout for is dizziness. I live in the west at 1200' and one year while up on Pikes Peak (about 14,110") I was walking around in the Gift Shop looking at Souviners at 10AM and got light headed to the point that I have to grab ahold of a display to keep from stumbling over. I felt like I was drunk.

Mulie. Is my guess.

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO PUPPIES!

The Outdoorsmans video says 20" #'s. I set my Fat Wrench to 18. When I broke my ankle last year I had my EL's on my tripod and the legs were extended with it over my shoulder when I slipped and while walking and crashed and burned. I very seriously that the NL stud would survive that episode.

Put some blue loctite on the threads.

Made him BSC. Dam shame for his young daughter. I really like his show.

I wish NFS would have done an aerial seed drop of native grasses once it was evident there would be monsoon rain. Still not too late.

Mine was out off of Hawes and Elliot close to 10 years ago. They came in from behind me. I aimed at one and just as I squeezed off the shot the other one shifted it's path and down they both went. Damndest thing I ever saw.

I hadn't heard that. I used the Outdoorsmans and Swarovski screwed up by not making more threads in my opinion.

I've been to "their" site, it can be hit or miss. Thanks for the heads up.

dang. I'm going to sell all mine and buy a small island somewhere.

Looks like the right front leg.

4.0 6 cylinder Rebuilt title 90,000 miles Manual transmission

What caliber?

Good Job.

Dan, WIN71 I believed also passed.

Repost this in the Classifieds Forum.

Call Chris Rollins 480-221-3384

Good Glass.

Last year on my Mag Bay trip the cook made Rellenos with Poblanos with ground meat. It was incredible.

Actually it looks great, plumb and level. I worked on a project at Ft Bliss a ways back that had a pretty complex heating system with multiple boilers. It was installed in a 25x25' mechanical room by a union contractor. There wasn't a plumb or level pipe in the whole room and there must have been close to 300' feet of copper in that room. It gave me eye strain just to look at it before they insulated it all.

You have to pull a permit in Mesa to change out an existing water heater too. You would not believe the amount of illiterate backyard dumb mother f'ers out there that just slap stuff together without a clue on bonding, pitch for condensate or how to put a flue together, p-traps etc. Sure a permit costs a few dollars but, codes change and if stuff is just replaced it may not have been installed correctly in the first place. Anyone can be a parts changer but if someone gets shocked and dies or your place burns down or if you get sick from CO poisoning it's too late.