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I would love to have them. I'll message you my address.

Thunberg looks like a cross between ET and the Grinch.

I believe they were all 26" except the Featherweights which were 24" and later in the late 60's most went to 24".

No rules just don't dump it where hikers or the general public will see it. Adobe Mountain Wildlife in North Phoenix used to take them if they were fresh and use the meat to feed animals like birds of prey.

Entertaining any generation. Prefer 45LC or maybe 44-40 5-6" barrel.

I shoot HSM with 168 Bergers in my 7Mag Remington 700 that is almost 30 years old and get well under MOA. I can hit a golf ball at 400 yards. Furthest I have shot it.

They stay deep until the water warms up.

Sounds like you have a Chilean Mesquite.

I really got a kick out of his website. Is your knife an old Western?

Perfect truck for a parent who has some mechanical ability and a son who soon to get a DL.

REgister it out of the county

Funny you should bring up hinges. I bought my Igloo at Sportsmans and the first time I opened the lid one of the plastic hinges broke, and that wasn't an inexpensive cooler. I went to Bass Pro because I know they carry some replacement parts and found some stainless steel hinges and latch which are still working perfect about 4 years later.

I vote to let him stay as long as he doesn't show us his lizard.

I have the Igloo Extreme about 100 quarts. It has wheels and a pull out handle. I also have an Rtic 65 and both keep ice for a week or more.

I had them installed on a pair two years ago and have not had any issues whatsoever. I'll post a picture when I get off work. Feel free to PM me or I can give you my number if you want to talk more about.

Never had it mounted. A friend of a friends brother lived there and we flew into Anchorage, his wife picked us up and we slept at their house. Got up went out to some touristy place for breakfast then to Costco. We then flew to Unalakleet and met his brother and since there were locals using the miners cabin we were going to hunt from his friend, a well known local guide, had his wife meet us at the airport and we took all our gear back to their house. Then he let us use his boats and we headed about 7 miles up the Unalakleet River and stayed a couple of days at Vances cabin that he built years before after buying 40 acres from the tribe. There we met a couple of his hunters from Germany and fished for Silvers, Dollies and Grayling for a couple of days before heading back to Unalakleet. We were going to flyup to Caribou camp but it was too windy so we stayed at Vances house, on the beach, with his wife and daughter before finally flying up to hunt late the next day. We all tagged out the following day and flew back a day later. We didn't see any bears on the hunt but I did have a Musk Ox walk past me at about 50 feet. I thought they would be bigger. We stayed everywhere for free and only real cost while there was to put gas back in the boats we used to fish from. I was gone for 9 days and my total cost for my tag, three resturant meals including the bush plane was $1,650.

Yeah but most of all of them are usually small. Look back a couple of posts and you will see what I mean. I bet 90% of the ones caught are kept by the average person who just goes once a year. By the time you fillet one of those it's like eating a potato chip.

What's a Mexican Thing? I must have missed that, littering? Anyway it is write not right.

You should just gift it to them.

It's been open for weeks. Call the Heber Ranger Office to find out if the campgrounds are open yet, store was supposed to open last week.

Maybe depending on how much the Canadian Government is going to reimburse them for guns that are turned in. Canadians can sell guns to a US citizen via an FFL provided the FFL fills out the import form and the seller completes an export form. Gun ownership in Canada is higher than people here think.

I don't know about the Gen 3 but with the G2 you can drop in a 357 SIG barrel and be GTG or buy a 9mm barrel drop it in and get a G17 or 19 mag with no need to buy another slide.

Hunt the Bo. Pay the entry fee. The whole unit has been overhunted because of too many tags but there are still elk there and really no secret spots. Scout your tail off.

This was from a trip I was invited on when anther guy's wife nixed his trip in 1996. We killed these about 120 miles east of Nome. We flew into Anchorage, then to Unalakleet where we spent a few days upriver at a guys cabin fishing. Then back to Unalakleet where we spent the night waiting for the wind to subside. It finally did in the evening and Jim Tweto flew everyone up in the plane in the picture. He came back just about sunset and he and I flew up in some old 1940's twin engine with all the gear including two ATV's coolers etc landing just at dusk.

Just hoops to jump through just like England, Germany and Australia.