AzDiamondHeat

I am too old to jump. I do them the courtesy of involuntarily leaving a little pee to let them know they were successful in their warning....

I am a novice pole user. I have some Diamondback aluminum with the cam locks. They are not "lightweight" but I have never felt that they were "heavy" either. They have worked as needed so far. I am not a fan of the twist lock. Just a personal preference. I have had bad experiences with them failing. I do like the sleekness of twist locks though. I have had VERY minor issue with the cams getting caught on snags, but not enough to go back to twist locks. I like the rubber grips. I am always wearing gloves though so the texture or grip is not an issue. I had some cork handles and they seemed to harden up with sweat and dirt over time. I also do not bivy hunt so the only time weight is an issue is when I am toting them up or down the nasty canyons to etch an animal.

hepatitis has some symptoms you should learn to recognize..... like fever , feeling very tired and loss of apatite...

its cheap but works great. all metal and not phone specific phone scope adapter

Probably someone from Heber.....

Too many "it depends" to answer that. If you are shooting it in a AK or similar and you don't reload then blast away. For ME, I would never shoot it in anything I care about. That and I try to save all my brass for reloading. I am just not a fan of "cheap" stuff. It is "cheap" for a reason.

The best part of the story is his reaction after. I also like that he didnt panic and dropped him with #2. Congrats to your family.

got 2 opening morning now stupid big winds. going home. im done.

they dont actually want or need it. Barter fodder for TP in the next few months

and the heber clown posse showing up in 3...2...1...

might have to change our plans for next week. I was worried the lower half would be packed. Hopefully people figure it out and all head north....

Is the north half still closed?

nada

Tha'ts awesome. I would bet mom and two yutes. I have never glassed a cat but have called in quite a few. Had a very close encounter a few years back while coues hunting in 24a. Had a cat take down a deer right on the ridge I was glassing. Heard the entire thing but they were under some trees and couldn't see it. Another cat was down at the bottom of the canyon whistling back and fourth. Very cool thing.

sent you a pm

Looking for some low to mid grade 15s for backup glass. Anybody looking to sell?

Looking to buy a 22 mag for my dad. Most likely pistol but maybe an ultralight rifle. Anybody have recommendations?

WOW. Just.....wow. I want to see her shoot that 7mm! how far back does it throw her?

I think my "bloodiest" gun is my suppressed Browning Buckmark .22. about a thousand rabbits, squirrels, mice and powerline bucks have fallen to that bad boy....

im in. just say when and where.

"Team hunting" is a very liberal tag to put on THIS hunt. OP and his son put in the work. Adam put in a TON of work. They asked for help to raise the odds of closing the deal in the LAST DAY. HARDLY a "team hunt". Me, Adam and my brother were all helping my niece find a elk on her last day. Is THAT "team hunting"? Give it a rest guys. THOMAS earned that buck. Period. I'm he add ing off to hunt with my friends and family in a couple weeks. The more the merrier for my camp. 2 of my brothers are heading out on their own because they enjoy the solitude and "roughing it". To each their own. I enjoy the company when I hunt. If I want to be alone I will stay home with my wife.

Well done Thomas! Super cool week. And thank you for lending Adam to us that evening for my nieces hunt!

I'm tired just reading this..... Congrats to all. Sounds like it was a hoot. Moral of the story.....Kevin has no idea what a "forkie" is.

youre the same size as my Bro. if no one else takes it he would love it.