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Very cool, I can tell by the smiles it was a great time with memories to last forever.

Great deal on the perfect caliber.

Sad.

Looks like one I came across in Unit 29 years ago, which also burned down.

Why are these still for sale? If I didn't already a pair I'd buy these.

They have always been my go to primer.

Yup.

I used to do some construction project with a Super who said his brother ran cattle up there and i think they had a family ranch up there years ago. He used to guide for Coues and had his own outfit. I don't think he still does it since he bought a good sized ranch in Mexico and it had been a few years since we have talked but I remember him bringing in racks on occasion that went over 110 ans this was in the 80's and 90's. I always wanted to go but at the time he was getting more for a hunt then guides are charging now and there was no way I could do that.

Years ago my son and I rented a room in the lodge at Hannigan Meadow and there was a book written by I believe some local women that had a short excerp about the attack.

Those poppers were a nice surprise chef. Thanks Adam.

Up on the Blue.

Are they more desireable than Magpul?

Not easy to find. http://www.sgammo.com/product/adi-outback/200-round-case-308-adi-outback-ammo-165-grain-soft-point-sierra-game-king-aob308

I'll probably never get rid of mine even though I haven't reloaded in over a decade. When did they start using plastic? For competition and most hunting loads I always used a trickler to get an exact amount of powder.

I don't see why not. They can always run the number and verify it and the other information. I have not seen anything that would say it isn't ok.

Awesome, that smile says it all.

Yes it is, and that is a dandy Antelope.

Take picture and keep it on your phone.

So nice and green up there.

I bet Miss Kay would like the brains.

If you don't you may end up with a felony littering fine.

We managed a few Whitewings and Mourning Doves and shot for just over an hour since I needed to be at work. Quite a few Collards and we didn't quite limit out.

Prealta

Don't over sleep.

We called them Shield Bugs.