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Weather Whether. Yes Knothead sufficient moisture and the trees stay healthy and retain enough moisture to produce the sap in amounts to fend off beetles.

I love to hunt them and shot my first one in the late 80's with a 223 Contender in 32. Doves and Javelina are two of my favorites and will gladly take any Javelina meat from anyone.

No it isn't in AZ. Better post the regs that say that cuz that seems off from what I have always understood. Please and thanks I'll look but that is the reason processors stamp "NOT FOR SALE" on the packaging.

Depends what you're after. Not really needed here in AZ with our dry climate and doesn't offer up anything over a composite stock unless you want more weight. Nice looking though.

Ayup, ugly thing. A muzzle brake on a handgun. But I reckon if it saves your wrist and gets ya close enough then it's, like they say. All good.

Well TJ same to you. 2017 was pretty good to me. Looking forward to a good 2018.

You'd be surprised. There are still a few honest people out there, some of which are CWT members.

If you're 1/100th of this guy you're alright on my book. Among many things he was one heck of a hunter too back in the day when men were men and didn't make excuses about it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basil_Rathbone

No it isn't in AZ.

You should read the reviews on them before you purchase one. Great idea in theory but they get horrible reviews and I have never heard of anyone keeping one very long.

Didn't seem like the sound was right. Biggest thing I've owned was a 480 Ruger and that was what I would call reasonable to shoot. Worse I shot was a TC in 45-70, mostly because it belonged to someone else and he wanted me to shoot it with one hand on the grip and one hand on the barrel. I have shot a few Casulls and they have a sharp recoil in the Freedom Arms six shooter and still a bit more than my PD329. Most people usually shoot those guns mentioned once and walk away.

So do you just sneak up on them and club it to death? LOL

I'll take it. Sent you a PM.

I wouldn't dwell on it still plenty of time for precipitation and antler growth is based 95% on genetics.

Easier target acquisition and even though they were both pistol scope from Thompson I felt the 1.5 had better eye relief. Both were on TC's with 14" 223 barrels.

My first Contender had a 1.5X Thompson scope and that was perfect. My last one had a 2x7 which I didn't care for as much.

I have 7 points for Elk. With that said is there a website I can go to that I can input that and have it sort the % for every rifle or archery hunt?

As pictured, with side windows? Where are you located.

I have a break on my rifle that was put on 24 years ago. The POI is the same with it on or off, 7 REM MAG. Way louder with it on.

No Soap, Radio.

Always carry 36" bolt cutters.

Every year I go to Walmart in Cut Off LA and give them my name and they pull up my info in the computer and I get my fishing licenses. It would be great if AZ did this. Those licenses we get at retailers are for the most part illegible, a PIA and time consuming, subject to too much human error.

As said the meat is easily kept I certainly wouldn't give it away. Not a big fan of venison (just too dry) but I'd welcome the Javelina. You can expect about 50 pounds from the deer and 15 pounds of meat from the Javelina boned out.

Cool story. Congrats Chris.

I was looking at those, too, and wondering. I need to make the switch to nonlead, anyway, so this might be the driver. Its strange, though. I've never heard of a minimum fps to cycle a semiauto. But then I've always shot 1100s (almost all 12s), and haven't dabbled in new upland bird semiauto guns in a long time. I'm not a fan of 870s, so that wasn't really an option from the start. Thanks! Steel works great for doves. Go to Shotgunworld and post a question about that gun over there. http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/