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and somewhere I read that there were fines levied on the ranchers due to harming tortoise habitat and that was when he quit with paying the grazing lease to the Feds, he is the last rancher left, all the others have been run off. Here is one you may not have seen, going to be great for all the wildlife in the area isn't it.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYszv9-wMbs and here is a little background on BLM, did you know they get to make up the rules as they go along and it is law? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAwALTdrMZ8

we can all expect a visit from the IRS and possibly ATF...........we don't believe we got a pony

I have 8x32's around my neck and 15's & a tripod in my pack, doesn't matter if I'm hunting mtns or desert

Prdatr, http://www.uwyo.edu/vetsci/research/red-rim-elk-lichen-poisoning%20.html

happened in Wy too, turned out it was from lichen on the rocks they were picking up while grazing

forced a bag of horse$hit on us and tried to tell us it's a pony

maps, gas and shoe leather, study the maps in your living to plot the most efficient use of gas to put you in position to use your shoe leather

5.2 grs of 231 and a 185 gr bullet, great load and my empties land in a small pile to the right - .45acp

Mike Adelman at Paradise Valley Community College gives a class on the interview process, you may want to take it

was hoping he would move to Canada where they have gun laws he is happy with, and he can take Justin Beiber and Jim Carrey with him

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what is the hurry, season doesn't open for a few more months, put aside $50 a month until right before your hunt and you will be able to afford better quality, that way you won't look to be upgrading them in a year or two I say this having given away a couple of pair of "these ain't what I want but will work till I get what I want" bino's

I'm gonna pee in your beer next time I see you.......

another option is Browning BAR w/BOSS, takes most of the recoil out, my daughters were shooting my .300wm when they were 11 to 12 y.o.'s, the youngest has her own .300wsm

used to have to be 10 by the time the class ended, may have changed, been a while since I taught

cannibals

and a lot of companies have programs they don't advertise, contact them directly and usually provide a copy of your cards, license, etc.

I agree, pics and videos just don't do justice to being there, hope to run into you this season Great movie

try grinding up 2 lbs javelina with 1 lb bacon for bacon burger, works great for burgers or cheese burger macaroni

Cherry Creek drainage, hike the cliff dwellings in the Sierra Ancha Wilderness Area

hit up some pawn shops, don't pay their sticker price, you can usually save a bunch if you have cash in your pocket

I switch back and forth between a tripod stool and this http://store.kifaru.net/field-chair-p27.aspx with a pad

getting to this late, women tagged along on Mom's side of the family but didn't shoot until she hooked up with my Dad, he bought her a .244Rem and it was gung ho after that. I started my daughters shooting when they were young and started them hunting when they were 10 & 12. We had many a great hunt together over the years, just the 3 of us. Good memories. Women hunted on Dad's side just to make sure there was meat on the table if the men were tied up with work. A funny family story, my Great Grandma Annie was a short little Shoshone woman, stood about 4'8". On a family type sheep hunt up Dinwoody Canyon in Wy the guys told Grandma Anne she couldn't go out that day, she had to hang around around camp because they were going into some real rough country and she was too old. So off they went and she hunted around camp with the 30-30. When the guys got back that night just beat they were looking for some food, hoping all day long Grandma had it ready for them. Well she did, big stew in a dutch oven, but she told the guys you aren't getting any of this until you go pack my sheep back to camp. Yep, while the guys were off killing themselves she shot a nice ram from camp, field dressed it and stashed it in the shade. She didn't let them forget that story for a long, long time.

I worked at a tannery in HS for a while, the hides would come in stretched, salted and dried, they were were in a big saltwater vat for about a week before they got to working on them. So I suggest that, use non-iodized salt, but you need to agitate it and check on it at least once a day. If you soak it too long it will cause the hair to slip.

kind of a 'yes' answer, either one will do the trick, may boil down to price difference and warranty, while both are good Vortex would get your stuff back quicker, at least based on reports that have to use the warranty