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Bunch of them in there. Lion must have been interrupted before it's fill.

My favorite caliber. Is that a Boyds stock?

Sweet! Anyone care to cast a score? I have no clue.

Reach out to Catfish Kevin. I'm sure he knows someone.

It should have been locked down after the first page. LOL

Welcome to CWT Dan. I'm sure the CWT team can muster up some help for your family.

Great write up. Glad you got to spend time with your son.

With that tag in his pocket I'm pretty sure that is not why he is back. You can only miss so many classes. Poon is everywhere,

I would increase the crimp on them and load the bullet a few thousands deeper.

All around good guy. Adam did one for me in 2022.

Drop the tire pressure. I know it's a PIA but it will make a big difference especially if you put couple a hundred pounds in the bed. I drove a 78 Sierra 2500 for 13 years. I only put about 2500 miles a year on it as it was my hunting rig. Biggest issue with smaller trucks is space to store stuff like a portable air compressor. Bilstens can take a beating but shocks like Monroe will give a smoother ride and absorb the smaller bumps transferring less to the springs. After I bought it (with 144K on the clock) I put a 4" lift in it and added three leafs to the rear. It rode a bit rough so I pulled the after market steel bumper off the rear and poured it with concrete and welded angle iron to keep it in place after it setup. That helped a lot.

Sounds like the Rut is doing pretty good too bad you can stay at it. Problem with the Rut getting more intense is the chance of bulls getting broken and bugles drawing in competition from other hunters. Good Luck, hope he gets a big one.

Bilsteins are great. I put them on my F250 at about 80K and replaced them at 200K with FOX 2.0 and they were still plenty stiff and did not leak.

Didn't you measure it before loading it for the first time?

You back in AZ Jerry?

Sweet Rig Casey.

That's a beauty. Congratulations.

Afficinados Hombres? Looking for recommendations for something high end. Money isn't an object.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/tonto

Every year since I moved here in 1976 it is the same/different. Quiet in one area, going crazy in another. Predictability Unpredictable and it changes day to day. It's akin to trying to guess when Coues will be in the Rut.

They will raid Cactus Wren nests in cholla.

I signed up our cranky receptionist in Tucson for a slew of junk mail in her name. It went on for almost a year before I fessed up. When I was there when she would leave the desk and walk around to gossip I would call the main number and watch her scurry back to answer the phone then hang up when she picked it up. I'd wait for her to wander off and do it again.

Can't go wrong with that. I managed to get the same one when they had a clearence a long time ago for $153, shipped.

Says $60

3" #4 ruins their day.