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I carry 8's around my neck in 15's in the pack

I have used hickory, apple and alder, a brown sugar and salt brine, came out pretty good

I've clammed up with them over the years. The new ones come out of the Police Academy with the mindset everyone is breaking laws and it is their duty to figure out how. Even had a couple old G&F friends make that statement, they said it takes about 5 years to get the academy out of them.

I've killed them with 130's and 150's, most of the time Rem Core Lokt

TRU makes a nock aligner, couple different types, they work

Best wishes TJ, maybe we can get together this fall and drink a beer or three

I like a peep that allows me to see the ring protecting the pins on the sight, then I center the ring within the ring and put the pin where I want it. Plus the large peep lets you see good enough to shoot a few minutes earlier and later.

good quality wool socks and polypro liners, liners aren't always necessary

grit your teeth before touching it off, nice thing is you can use 3 different types of ammo in it, .45lc, 454casull and .460wristbreakers

website I used to visit, the guy(s) would take the shoulders off of roadkill and use the heads on them, got to see how the head worked with meat, muscle and sinew. Kris would also buy a pack of pork ribs for the steep qtring shots with expandables, was a good site, kinda died off a little now. How about some pics of what the head(s) looked like after going through the bone?

I have the one from Outdoorsman's, bayonet stud you screw into the bino body, mount that it slips in to stays on the pistol grip or tripod head, run about $130 for the setup, worth it if you consider how many times it will be used over the years.

Buy "Bruce Aidell's Complete Sausage Book", it has about 50 recipes from 2 to 5 lb batches, pretty easy since you have the hard part done, just measure and mix the spices to the ground meat

Wish it was .222rem and 20 ga., I'd snatch it up. My step-brother stole the one from my Grandfather and hocked it.

it needed graded BAD, those engines and water tenders really wash-boarded it

Fire handed over to Type 3 team yesterday, bulk of the resources are gone now, will be a few crews monitoring and putting out hotspots

the wlf link is back up, no new updates, just a couple plume pics

Headed up there in a couple hours. I'll drag my pc along and give updates if I can get web access at the ICP.

looks like the site is down, they were migrating to new servers yesterday, guess they found a bug

go to wildlandfire.com then select the hotlist option then go to IA Southwest

here is a website I hit a lot, it gets updated more often than the Govt sites in my opinion. The fire is called the Poco fire. http://wlfhotlist.com/showthread.php?27234-AZ-TNF-Poco

I like the size, have an old one from 99 that I am using, about time to upgrade it

Thanks. Have you compared long distance ranging with other brands?

Yep, but that is about 10% of the population, and 10% of us believe in hunting as a conservation tool, it's they 80% in the middle that vote with their hearts based on a 30 second commercial that we need to swing to our side.

It would be hard to capture, but I have thought if a video could be made of a coyote taking down a helpless fawn, and a pack of wolves devouring a cow elk in labor with a calf and show it to the public a few minds might be changed about these walking stomachs. The anti's had no problem showing puppies in leg hold traps when that issue came up for a vote.

Practice with the broadheads you plan on hunting with, number them so you can tell them apart, put your best fliers in the quiver where you will grab them first, sharpen them up after practice and go put your tag on an elk.