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Maybe but the surprise pd starts the conversation with an ar15 pointed at me and my 6year old daughter The disappointing part was they had no idea about the law. Even the tho 2 of the 6 officers claimed to be hunter

Bring literature from the state explaining the exception local police departments do not know and will come. last year I had to show arriving officers the rules on my phone. Expect to see down the barrel of an ar15

I do. Not just FOR coues but any hunt it's feasible.

I don't think you could go wrong. It's a matter of how and how much you hunt. If your always chasin the latest and greatest it will seem the grass is alway greener on the other side. I hunt ever season. I love my 12els they see every thing better that hd TV. And they allow me to only Carry one optic.

I'd say a juvenile Arizona black rattlesnake

My advice would be to start with a powder charge below the max charge.

Are you saying your loaded a 142 g bullet with the same powder charge as a 130g bullet?

Any legitimate taxidermist. But I recommend artificial velvet

Ive seen them in 5b

I hunted quail a lot when I was stationed down there I had better luck between tombstone and Gleason on Gleason rd

Have you checked cactus tactical?

I've called in A10's for close support. Yea they are my favorite too.

Coues

Lol. Ever one knows Muslims can't read

Glad to hear it

Kaibabs The 15x50 gave me a headache In that price range the 12x50 razors are very nice

They have been on and off camofire the last few weeks

With A lot of the Oct cow tags if you hear a bugle it's a save bet to go after it. Cause more than likely he has cows with him

If my youth had this tag I would sign up for the Ada 23 youth camp.

This is not the BLM ... BLM has had adoption programs for a while for mustangs and burros though mismanaged and wasteful with money ... These are people talking about the FS and wild horses in National Forest lands that some people feel were neglected by the FS by not assigning a proper designation of a Wild Horse territory .... I personally think they are a pain in the butt but would prefer to see them placed and used versus slaughtered. the news reported this this morning as a blm planed removal.

Is this the same blm that Recklessly releases burros all over the state?

yes. The roads are good. Follow the signs to the flats.

I'm glad I got mine early

Hot wheels and tonka trucks don't count Timhey out of oil is out of oil.

I am a certified professional mechanic. If you run an engine out of oil there is not going to be much worth saving.