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40 kids is a lot. When I was in school we were about 25 to 30 per class and math was simple enough parents could help us out all through grade school. Now 20 years ago when my kids were in elementary school they would bring home stuff that I couldn't help them with because of verbiage and terms that I couldn't make heads or tales of and I had an engineering background. I remember learning algebra in the 7th grade and wondering what I was ever going to use it for, well I learned real quick when I took classes on DC and AC Theory but the stuff the kids were bringing home had me scratching my head.

In Common Core these kids all get an A while parents scratch their heads.

Big 5 is having some combos on sale.

any experience with them? Do they grow like eldarica pines? I know two guys near me have pines, one is doing awesome and the other is struggling. The one I've been able to talk to (eldarica) and the other guy I haven't, not sure if they're the same but kept better? But they are growing great!! A few feet a year. What ever they are. They are two different pines.

Don't you have a portable generator and charger you can take?

For anyone who has bought a commercial box call you really owe it to yourself to go and try one of his calls.

Adam, what is this cutoff time you speak of.

We need some gully washers for sure.

I went to youtube and copied the link in the address bar (Ctrl C) and then pasted it (Ctrl V) into the reply.

I don't know how many of you remember this but it is one of my all time favorites, enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ng5bPhCHAIs

Good to meet you bud.

I'm thinking Coues.

Nice job, were you in Mexican Waters?

Bait casters will take some practice to be able to make casts without having the line birdnest on the reel and will also be tougher to cast into the wind just for that reason. You might want to look into a spinning reel. Something with a rod in Medium/Heavy (MH) about 6 1/2 to 7' long and 8-15 pound test line. Lots of times you can find a decent combo at Sportsmans but they usually come with cheap line that doesn't cast well and retains memory. They can also respool the reel for you right there with some better line.

Looks like a screwdriver handle with a magnet in it.

Desert Schools is the same way.

I can meet you most anytime tomorrow. My starter went out in my truck yesterday so I can't travel tonight. I live near the 202 and CC and work near ASU. six02-499-061zero, Chris

I'll take it.

Man I sure miss that sporting goods store that used to be in San Manuel.

243 is light for Mule Deer. Will get it done though if you are a crack shot within a reasonable distance. But as the deer get bigger and the distances get longer the margin of error increases exponentially. 22-250 is fine for yotes out as far where you may need a rangefinder to compensate. Now if I was shooting Mulies, I wouldn't use anything less than a 7 Mag or 308. Probably not what you wanted to hear but you asked the question because you don't have the experience under your belt (everyone needs to start somewhere) or you are just looking for affirmation on your choices but step your game up for deer.

If you're up for the Weatherby I would go with that.

Still in denial. LOL

At this rate we'll pass 80 pages by midnight.

Already been four this year from what I have heard.

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