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Thats impossible. AZ game and fish has mis managed the herds so bad theres nothing bigger than a forkie anywhere. Good luck, that will be one memerable trophy if you get him. I have a 190 Ive been trying to figure out how to kill with the bow. Yup, there're out there.

The E denoted the Economy Model. Nothing good or bad about it. Blind Magazine and non checkered birch stock. I bought one from another CWT Member last year in 30.06 and picked up a composite stock that was a take off from a fellow CWT member. It turned out to be a real shooter.

It does not look like an Accu Trigger and looking at the scope it may be an early model. Antlers, which Model 110 is it, an "E" ?

Whoever did the stock did a very nice job of it. These are great guns, I have one in 22-250. The 222 dominated the Benchrest world for years until the 6mm PPC came on the scene. As far as I know the 788 still has the fastest lock time of any production bolt action rifle.

What great memories and pictures you have of your dad TJ. My condolences to you and your family.

Click on his name and his profile pops up, to the right is the Message button.

Good Luck. My son and I will be up north looking for a couple.

Make sure you have good insurance. I'm serious.

Never own a dog you can't control 1000% of the time or are willing to put down in a nano second when it crosses the line. Some are companions or Service/Working Dogs. But make no mistake nor give them human qualities. They are animals, can't read or write, don't build things or will ever evolve past being dogs. Ever.

Nope. They always have them during the General Javelina hunt so I never make it.

TTT

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What weight oil were you using Bob?

Certainly not the vision we had when we saw "Nice Beaver" as a topic thread. Us males spend too much time with out minds in the gutter. First thing I thought of was Jack Nicholson in One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nets.

What year Super Duty?

Glad I didn't grow up here or I'd probably be all busted and a part cripple with no thumbs by now. Watch a Bull Rider get thrown off last night at 7.97 seconds. Tough way to make a buck, but I doubt most of them do it for the money.

I put Bilsteins on my F250 when it had about 90K on it and now it has 267K, no leaks or any other issues. Bought them here, http://www.shockwarehouse.com/?gclid=CIjPxfLP5sMCFYdafgodIS4AJQ

So I researched to -4 Model and it was produced from 1993 to 1997. I think this is one of the more desirable years as in 2001 they went to the internal lock. Bump for a nice rig.

The 2000 - 2003 F250 with the 7.3 is a great vehicle if you can find one with low mileage. Downside is lower HP than the newer 6.0 which began production in 2003 and that it has a straight front axle. I have a 2000 I bought new in 2/00 and with 267K on the clock I done little other than replace tires and change the oil which takes 15 qts. I have replaced the radiator, a couple of water pumps upgraded the alternator and the glow plug relay and one glow plug. The newer 6.0 which came out in 2003 has more power and the only issue I know of with them has been with the factory oil cooler getting clogged due to the way it was designed, but Bullet Proof Diesel in Mesa redesigned it and patented their design and it what the 6.0 owners all install in them for longevity. I believe in about 2004 or 2005 the F250 went to an independent front suspension which gives the truck a tighter turning radius and is a popular swap.

Like A Rock!

I have seen them on the Lower Salt before, not sure why they didn't release it there.

Congrats, that is some beautiful looking country.

The only problem I see with birdshot is if you don't kill the dog you may end up getting sued for Vet Bills.

How old is it? Is it one of the newer 7 shot models?

I wouldn't loose any sleep over it. The draw just ended so checks may be cashed for a week or two.