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Sprouts does that every so often. It is a good beer and they also have the Shiner Family six pack too for a variety. Didn't care for the Ruby Red though and Sprouts is one of my favorite places to shop for a number of reasons.

Passed.

Shiner.

Go get it patented first as a sketch. Then look for an investor or a company willing to make it but don't choose the cheapest company. I have to go to Kingman tomorrow but I can have the bosses kid take a sketch or scanned pic and make it into an autocadd drawing. He is pretty good, and has nothing to do. Shoot me an email. Just may have to buy him lunch or a couple of Monsters.

Someone need to post that picture on Eddie Murphy's FB page.

Congrats on the pig. How was the hike back? Most I've done was a mile but I did see some pigs when I was almost two miles from camp on Saturday but I was scouting not hunting. Did you see them through a spotting scope?

Pretty impressive getting within 20 yards of that Coues. Obviously a good spot evident from the shed you found and congrats on the pig and ending your dry spell.

Welcome and congrats on a great Mulie. Those are some impressive eye guards.

And should be in Jail.

All I can add is to spend as much time scouting as you can so when the time rolls around you will have a place or two to hunt. Are you hunting areas where there is sign? If you can I find it helpful to get out a few days after a good rain so you can look for tracks. That is the surest way to see if they are in an area.

Nice to see so many positive responses and support. Truth is Coach I think there are probably a few others out here (myself included) the share some of your feelings. I think those thoughts and feelings come up on us especially after a life changing event. I haven't set foot in a church since my daughter passed a few years back but I somehow know she is up there watching over me.

I don't know any personally but I did see some guys diving in Willow Springs from a pontoon boat a few years ago.

I was in 16A with my son this weekend scouting for pigs and was happy to see a few tracks after all the rain from the previous weekend. We hiked all over a ridge where I shot one last year but did see any sign of the herd, which had about 15 pigs in it. We hiked further into the wilderness area another mile and while taking a rest I heard a couple of pigs get into it at about 3:45. After five minutes of glassing and watching the area out popped three of them. We backed out and took the 2 mile hike back to camp which took almost two hours. Biggest mistake was not taking enough water, only about a liter each. Man my calves are tight and sore today. We did manage to get out early yesterday morning after breaking down the tent and packing up the truck in anticipation of rain and chased quail for a couple of hours managing a few. One thing I did find odd was the lack of deer sign the further we went from the road. There was quite a bit for the first 1/2 mile but then nothing. As an added bonus we did see three donkeys but didn't hear any coyotes Saturday night or Sunday morning. We also only saw a few other people out and although it was warm and humid on Saturday with decent cloud cover we did our fair share of sweating. The male quail were pretty vocal in the morning so I suspect mating season isn't too far off.

I watched as a store employee sold a rifle to a guys wife after he didn't pass a background check back in around 2000. Not very bright of him to do so and obviously hadn't been trained very well by the stores management.

Have to sign up and become a member which probably means getting on a mailing from H3ll. No Thanks.

Try She Outdoors Apparel and She Safari.

I went over about 5 years ago and had these guys recommended to me by a member od another forum who lives there. We caught a Marlin in the 400 pound range and also caught a Yellow Fin that was about 135 Pounds. They keep the fish but will give you some if you want, I think about 35 pounds. We would have stayed out longer but my buddy's daughter got seasick. Get a prescription for Scopace from your family doc. It's better than the patch and acts quicker. They were about a half hour drive from downtown. http://www.worldwidefishing.com/hawaii/b1660/

Are you on drugs? Asking that kind on money for a Mini14? Please don't post on CWT.Com Any More. Take your adds to GunBroker.

Yes, I would prefer a different philosophy for managing the states wildlife! And yes there is a large segment of hunters here in AZ that would love to reshape wildlife management in AZ. We have a out of touch commission that would rather text and joke amongst them selves while hunters who took time off of work try adress them at meetings. We have a department that continues to increase tag numbers in this state without scientific data to support such tag increases. We have a department and commission that crammed a baiting law down our throat based on junk science and a made up fear of CWD. We have local game wardens with a attitude that hunters are guilty until proven innocent. We have a department that has publicly said that anyone that profits from the taking of wildlife is probably guilty of doing something illegal. We have wardens that look down on hunters and talk down to them, instead of supporting the one who pay their check. When you have commissioners and others in the department breaking the law, we hunters are tired of looking the other way. Its time for new management in this department, and time for real leadership. So Larry, although I am not on the side of Daniel Patterson, I am ready for our Game and Fish department to move in a better direction so that there will be some thing left for my grandkids to hunt! I don't agree with some of your post but you just hit a Home Run. My take is G&F has such a huge operating expense (and debt) they only look at revenue. WE NEED G&F BIOLOGISTS TO COME FORWARD. Too much waste being funded with our dollars.

Preferably a Flat Top in 223/5.56

They usually just take over an existing burrow that a Badger made digging up a snake or rodent.

I had one in 7BR that would shoot one hole groups at 100 yards. Good Luck with the sale.

That's a big ratio. There is just something gratifying for me in calling them in with a hand call. I was a member for both Phoenix and Mesa Varmint Callers back in the 80' and 90's when the Circe calls were about all there were with the exception of the Talley Ho. I guess what ever works for each hunter. I saw a show where the guys use electronic calls and sit out in the open and still get dogs to come in. Some are a lot more wary like the one that came in earlier this month. He just poked his head up over a small rise before ducking back in and slowly circleing around trying to get a good look. I like the soft rubber calls made by Sceery and have one that is probably five years old and still has the same reed.

Looks like a series I stock.

Just curious. What did they have to say?