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105-108

Let me know when you want to go to 36A. LOL

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Do you know what sizes he wears? It does get expensive buying new stuff every year to keep up with their growth spurts. What fit in the spring sometimes doesn't fit in the fall, especially with shoes.

I came across this, although it a bit dated. http://precisionrifleblog.com/2013/12/30/best-rifle-action/

Where at? That is a good price.

W = World Series?

Good Luck. I hope to get up there next year.

Great story, what caliber were you shooting? Great to see someone shoot offhand.

Thats awesome and a memory maker for sure.

She got booted out of her gig in a Vegas Casino a few years back for getting political onstage.

Sounds like a fun build, for me I would choose the PPC with a 1/12 twist.

Allrecipies has some great recipes and most are excellent. How long did you cook it for? Was it on the low setting?

Congrats Drason, way to go Sean.

My sons 20ga youth model would lock up if he pulled the trigger with the safety on.

Resurrecting this post since my son and I got a few recently. Just how long do you cook them in a slow cooker, he wants to make a stew out of them. I quartered most of them and cut a few in half, minus the ribs. Then I brined them overnight for about 18 hours.

This is the most recent from Game and Fish; SOUTHWESTERN WATERS ALAMO LAKE – Sept. 22 report: The lake is at 4 percent of its 15 percent capacity (1,078 feet). Water temperatures are in the low 80s. Alamo Lake State Park reported decent largemouth bass fishing on in shallow water on the upper end of the lake. Anglers have been throwing top-water lures and brush hogs over points and in the backs of coves. Crappie fishing has slowed, but catfish remains a constant option. http://azgfd.net/artman/publish/FishingReport/Fishing-Report-Oct-6-2016.shtml

Sherman, how old is it and how much?

I was on the east side of Newman in the spring looking with a friend and did see tracks but did not run into any pigs for what it's worth.

He died. LOL

Beautiful bruin.

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Does he like to play fetch?

I inadvertently hit the female coyote sound. Almost immediately other coyotes were howling from what sounded like just over the ridge to the east of me. I paused for a while then did the same thing again, when they howled the second time they seemed closer. I was glassing hard for them as they howled but couldnt find a thing. After they shut up the second time, I began the jackrabbit sound. How long did you call the stand ? I didnt time it. Maybe I should. Id guess 15-20 minutes first stand, around 30 on the second and probably less than 10 on the third. Im using a Foxpro Deadbone e-caller. I chose the spot because I consistanly glass up coyotes here when javelina hunting. But predator hunting is quite popular around here so Im sure every coyote around has heard a call or two. Minimum 15 minutes.

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