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He does. But he has T-Rex arms.

Nests?

That will sell quick. I hope your family is OK.

I bought a SMLE in 303 British for $65 from Al's Bait Shop in Mesa about 1977. Never did hunt with it though but my first new rifle was a Winchester Model 70 Featherweight in 30-06 I bought in the early 80's from Walk-In Auto on Southern/Mill for $269 as a spur of the moment. I gave it to one of my brothers a decade later. I shot my first deer with it, a spike Mule Deer in a wash between Cottonwood Ranch and the lake hunting by myself. I had never killed a deer before and had a bit of a time hoisting it up in a Palo Verde so I could gut it then tossed it over my shoulder and walked about 100 yards back to the truck and drove home. The wife was at work so I put a tarp on the kitchen table and butchered it there.

Hunter is a really good captain.

Nice boat and they have State Rooms and a nice Galley.

Suns got clobbered.

Brian it rained at my place for a minute or two. Just enough to mess up the windshield.

Lots of wind and lightning but very little rain in North Mesa only a minute or so.

Size?

Probably Monday.

GOOGLE says 30"

SEXY!

When it comes down 50% that is the time to buy.

I'll take the 308SB

It is in brand new condition.

I have had this for about 10/15 years and never used it. I do not have a key. It is 10" High by 18" Wide by 15" Wide and has 4 layers of foam. That is a 12x50 Vortex bino in the picture. You could probably put 8 Glocks in it with no problem. $125

Good thing I'm not color blind . LOL

Sounds like a two barrel set. Might want to star a separate thread though.

Do you have any ammo or shells?

Stop stealing my thunder. I'm sposed to be the resident ahole.

NADA near Lehi.

Good guns. I have one in 243.

Well in my conversations with him both in the field and on here were pretty normal and polite. I think you have made your point and might just let it go.

Actually I'd give up a gnarly canyon than a dove spot. Reason being that most people won't ever go back there but the same person will bring five people the next weekend 3/4's of who have never even shot a dove before and won't eat them and leave a mess and shoot in the direction of everyone else. Plenty of places in Texas to go shoot doves for a fee and if your pockets are deep enough there is Argentina. You can always go to Stanfield, Gila Bend, Red Rock or Yuma. But you need to start scouting now and not put it off until the last week of August. Work for those spots and post pictures, Then just maybe people will invite you to hunt their spots.