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Great job keeping them in check.

Post up some pics of those TT if you catch one.

Sending prayers your way for you and your family.

Used to hunt horseshoe canyon but I have not been there is around 10 years either.

No biters. Maybe consider a lower price since you have been pounding this with no results.

Might just want to choot it up.

That's a bunch of bull. I bought a high dollar shotgun off here last year that would go bang 4-5 times then nothing for 4-5 times. Stinks getting burned. Good luck with the sale someone will scoop it up before too long.

The ones at Walmart I bought didn't last a year.

1000' or 1320? Pretty sure anything under 13.99 and the driver has to wear a helmet.

You are confusing ethics with perception.

Mike-Mike-Mike!

Load Range D or E?

Love the color of that water. I bet the PH is pretty low.

Mozaic is pretty good.

Call Chris at Desert in Mesa.

Going to the banquet would have been cheaper.

What part of the state? Do you want desert or pines? Big Lake and Woods Canyon come to mind.

I spoke to him for a while when he was sitting in the airport waiting for his flight home. I should have asked him is he saw any on his hunt.

I 'd be willing to help transport it for gas money in my F250. I live in Mesa. Just bring muscles. https://www.safeandvaultstore.com/tracker-safe-ts22-gun-rifle-safe.html?gclid=CM6O3-KH6swCFUVhfgod1LIGQg

I only knew him for a short time when we worked on a construction project together in the late 80's. He was a great guy to be around.

Where's BigBrowns? He needs to be part of this conversation.

We have bought relays from them but I didn't know they also had VFD's. I just drove past them about 20 minutes ago on my way to RSD.

Can you post up some pictures of the mom and dad and tell me how old each one is.

That is a fun with a pretty high success rate. Bulls should still be pretty vocal so listen for them and head to them. Now, with that said. The Cows tend to be scattered around the heard bull so the closer you get to him bugleing start keeping your eyes peeled for the cows but don't shoot the first one you see as it could be a yearling, they grow fast. I wouldn't bother trying to call, just be quiet and sneaky. You mentioned road hunting. I know that G&F has some new rules regarding that over the last few years so read up on what they consider road hunting. Last thing you want is a fine and it would pay to contact the department and ask to be put in touch with whoever is in charge of 6A but during these hunts there are times when the department brings in wardens from other units to help out as there are a bunch of people with tags. No elk tag for me or my son this year but we had had that hunt in the past and there are literally elk throughout the whole unit. Shoot the biggest caliber you can handle. They are tough.

For the most part it really is a Ford vs Chebbie thing but it is all about the support. Chris is the epitomey of customer support, he really has a passion for what he does. A very rare quality to be envied.