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2591 + 502 so a total of 3093 licenses sold.

You guys are too much.

Can you post the date code?

Killed my first javelina with a 14" scoped 223 back in the late 80's off Cowboy MIller Rd. That thing was a tack driver, dime sized groups at 100 yards.

Soap business must be doing good.

Any particular caliber?

Did you have a spotter?

Me too. I also had that proble a few years ago but the last three are in there.

One of the best target scopes out there.

Nope

Pull the bullet on a factory case and then chamber it and tell us how the bolt closes.

Love the 416. I ended up with a 375 H&H Model 70 because I couldn't find a 416 in my price range or even better a 404 Jeffrey.

You only need about 5 at most.

I went to the Mesa Office on Friday and bought a new license and it is in there.

I took my son to Hubbard for a 30th birthday trip and also had a friend come down to join us from Oklahoma. We used AR10's with night vision scopes. Started at sunset driving around until we would see them then get out and stalk them across cut fields. My buddy only could stay until midnight and we hunted until 3:30.

Love the Power Lines. Wished I could have made it.

Are you putting three kids through college? Free Bump.

https://www.gunbroker.com/item/890731196

Yes. The only round that hasn't yet approached $1 a round, or more is the rimfires.

Every year is different.

Love the double beam.

Great classic pistol.

Tourists?

To me Pronghorn are milder than deer. My theory is they are all gamey tasting because when we buy beef they knock them out, string them up and bleed them out while their heat pumps out most of the blood and while we can't do that with game the blood stays into the meat and makes it stronger tasting.

"Sorry for no info. Was planning on updating but ZERO service here. Drawvtag inn 29/30 for me. No sheep yet. A couple blown opportunities though"