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    Pics from this past month and a half

    get rid of that lion. Great pics - thanks for sharing.
  2. please help me find someone. Not looking for a big store. Thanks, Wade
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    looking for gunsmith to install muzzlebreak

    w.o.t. - so if I was a glutten for punishment what would that scope cost me? This gun is for my son so I figure the second time it hits him he'll go strictly to archery where I want him anyway. Thanks, Wade
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    looking for gunsmith to install muzzlebreak

    So now after buying the 300win mag rifle, case, snipe pod & sling for $100 I had Todd install the brake for $130 - now looking for a good scope for around $400. Todd recommended the vortex viper 6.5 x 20. That scope looks really nice so I'll start searching for a used one. If anybody is looking to get rid of theirs send me what you have. Open to others as well in the roughly 6-20 power ranges.
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    looking for gunsmith to install muzzlebreak

    Thanks a lot for the contact. Todd did a great job. I'd recommend him to anybody. 6 hr turnaround. Can't get any better than that! I'm an archery guy, but spending time talking to him makes me want to learn more about rifles (sorry, but won't ever happen ). He's a wealth of knowledge. Again, thanks for his contact info: Todd South 602-677-3791
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    A few pics from this month

    I likey... what's that bobcat playing with? Baby bobcat?
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    looking for gunsmith to install muzzlebreak

    please send me his name and contact info. I'd like to see some example pics. Thanks, Wade
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    looking for gunsmith to install muzzlebreak

    thanks sjvcon!
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    looking for gunsmith to install muzzlebreak

    jeffro - u da man! thanks bud
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    new to the site, thought i'd share

    Welcome to the site. No better way to get started than posting some trailcam pics! I love the pic with the blind in the background. I gotta start doing that....
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    Huntin' Fool Magazine

    My buddy and I voted for you and looks like you have a decision to make! Congrats on the buck and the tally.
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    dewalt generator and compressor

    S.P.F. - Thanks
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    Vortex Kiabab 15's **SOLD**

    sent you a pm
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    Come and get it

    We're moving in a couple weeks so I would like to give away everything I will never use to someone just starting out or youngsters. I live in Mesa near Recker and Power. Will be busy shooting my bow in the morning 'til around 11. Just stop by and pick up what you want. 1) camo ranging in patterns and sizes med-lg / 30-34". Jackets, shirts, pants (including 1 scentlock suit) 2) bass pro boots size 9.5 3) bow hip holster 4) camelback rain cover for backpack (will cover approx 1800-2500 cu/in pack) 5) 3 pocket fanny pack 6) 2 pc rainsuit (it's camo, but you wouldn't want to hunt in it) 7) nylon bow holder 8) lots of fishing reels (spinning, baitcast and spincast) 9) bohning blazer jig 10) 3 - stealth cam cameras and 1 - moultrie (all are 35mm - maybe nice for youngsters?) 11) Brunton 10x42 binos Call for directions: Wade 480-226-4103
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    Come and get it

    Everything is gone or waiting to be picked up. Enjoy...
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    sharing some pics

    enjoy...
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    Arrow help..

    I agree speed is critical to kinetic energy, but you are not comparing apples to apples. Take your comparison of gr/in to fps(1.31). The 400 gr example arrow would actually be 450 gr not 400. Your 380 gr arrow @ 290 fps = 71ft/lb ke while the 450 gr arrow shot @ 260 = 68ft/lb ke. Each of these are much more than what is needed for a easy pass-thru on any elk. An exagerated point would be to compare getting shot with a 400 fps bb gun (copper bb)and then being shot with a 600 fps airsoft bb (plastic). Which would you prefer? Unless you are a glutten for pain you would prefer the 600 fps plastic bb as it has much less MOMENTUM. Heavier arrows will gather more momentum. Now, my speedy flatlines (i.e. plastic bb's) shoot 307 fps and weigh 338 gr which produce exactly the same ke as your example arrow of 380gr @ 290 fps. They are great for short range kills on deer or antelope with perfect shots, but I would never consider them an elk arrow. The best part of the weight vs speed argument is EVERYBODY is correct! You only need around 30ft/lbs of ke to easily pass thru a deer and kid's bow can produce that! 40 ft/lbs for elk and most of us are shooting 60+. Your arrows are great, my arrows are great, their arrows are great. Shoot what you have confidence in and hit the spot you aim at.
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    Nice bull in Clear Creek

    yeah - they'll develop. That's going to be a great bull! Keep an eye on him and post more pics at the end of july. Good luck...
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    Come and get it

    glendel buck archery target gone all camo is gone or spoken for all cameras and binos gone all miscellaneous accessories gone blazer jig is gone I still have boots size 9.5 and fishing reels Wade 480-226-4103
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    Used Camo for Sale

    I'd like to grab the predator pants for my son. Let me know. Wade 480-226-4103
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    I found a great archery store (Internet)

    I can't find anything special about their pricing. If you spend a little time looking around you can beat their pricing pretty easy. Just saying...
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    Need Honda EU Inverter

    Don't know what size you are looking for, but good luck if you want a 2000. People don't want to give them up. Check craigslist often - you can find one if you're fast. Yamaha makes the same inverter - don't overlook them. Good luck...
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    Velvet Bucks

    I shot a buck in Kaibab in 2006 that was hard horned and dark brown already from rubbing. That was the first week of september.
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