PRDATR

Yup, just send her a PM. Thanks for supporting the site.

This. Less pressure and the rut isn't until Christmas. If you come in from Mammoth you will need to sign in and look at past years you will see the early hunt has more success.

This thread should have been nuked two pages ago.

I noticed a few people had lever drag reels on the boat.

For a load of 20 people we caught 93 yellowfin and 4 bluefin.

I have Onx. It's "ok" but nothing all that spectacular. Basic paper Topo maps in my opinion are better.

Have appetite will travel.

Are these automotive lifts?

Congrats, that takes a lot of dedication.

If the sale falls through I'll buy the ammo. My 700 loves it, critters not so much.

DId you ever find a place?

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/curios-relics

I remember AZ Sportsmans in Mesa. Didn't know there was a Phoenix store too. I bought a Calcutta at 30% off which I had until my druggie nephew stole it two years ago.

So. I am not at all knowlegable about scoring antelope but this one looks short. How tall do you think it is?

Most of all enjoy the time with your daughter and HER hunt.

Lack of decent rain has been a problem.

What if he has permisson?

Otis (Hal Smith) was the town drunk on the TV show Mayberry RFD. Reruns are still shown on one of the cable channels .

SEEKER, What cat are you referring to?

I'm a bit miffed why so many people have ADHD and are mentioning places 30 or 40 miles away. Guess some people just feel the need for attention.

He got the BFT Monkey off his back on this trip. He was pleasure to be with, always had a positive attitude.

I've only ever hunted Coues in 33 but I can check with a buddy who grew up there and see if he has any suggestions.

Sent you a PM.

So pics are of me, my son CJ and fellow CWT Member Metau who caught a slob and only one of the four Bluefin. Three fish battled for his lure and we saw the strike. Very cool and exciting. I think it was right at 40#'s. Biggest BF went to Chris from Minnesota kneeling in the light colored shirt. This fish was 75-80 and he brought it to the boat after dark in under 15 minuets with time to share using a monster of a reel. He was down about 200'+ and used a live sardine and a 9/0 hook and used small wire ties to hold it on the hook. The other big fish was caught by Phil, a local, and also after dark after a long soak. He caught it on a 25# outfit after a battle that took him around the boat and lasted probably 90 minutes.