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C'mon, it's only a TRILLION dollars he wants to hand out to his friends for getting him elected despite his utter lack of experience or qualifications. You didn't really think that kinda stuff happens for free, didja? Besides, just how much inflation can wasting a trillion dollars on pork projects cause anyway? Isn't it worth having "change"?

I use the slik sprint pro and really like it. It is very light and compact, and hold binocs nice and steady. The ball head may take some getting used to, but works really well IMO. Good luck! Jason

I have a pair of the Perfekt hunters and really like them. You do have to condition the leather on the tounge regularly to keep them from squeaking, and they won't be as light our stealthy as your pronghorns, but overall the best boots I've ever owned - and there have been lots.

Man - that video is AWESOME!

ttt I'm shameless

Up in my neck of the woods. I heard a little about that last week.

Great job guys! My hat's off to Jakob on some fine shooting! Great pictures too.

Awesome! Congrats to Garrett!

Congratulations - Great job by you and your son!

A couple more pictures... The boys watching some mule deer. By the fire...

Lord, grant the academy the strength to handle a coues nut, the serenity to know that he's glassing deer instead of illegals and knowledge that it's not his fault - just something wrong in the genetics. All kidding aside - godspeed Casey!

Might have bumped into you - you in a silver toyota?

Sweeeeeet! Great buck. Congrats!

Awesome buck! Congrats - that had to be a huge rush seeing a buck like that come in to your rattle. Thanks for sharing.

Hey guys, we are back. Unfortunately we didn't find the pigs but had a good hunt. I'm not sure if it was the wet cold weather or a lot of pressure from the archery season, but we just weren't able to find the piggies. There was plenty of good sign and we had a ton of fun - just couldn't find the little buggers this time. Enjoy the pix... Good sign... Glassing hard... Great scenery... Skylined buck... Bucks closer - this is over 600 yards away so a little blurry.... One last chance... Consolation... Matt worked really hard and despite the hunt turning out to be much harder than either of us expected, he kept a great attitude and got to learn about how some hunts are just about the experience and not the kill. Hope you enjoyed it. Next hunt is Nicholas's first ever big game hunt - a pig hunt in 22, just days after his 10th birthday. Wish us luck! Jason

Use a lot of seasoning - now let's see some pictures!!! Congrats and good job tracking him.

I'll take the wisker biscuit. Sending a PM.

I've got Cabela's Alaskan Guide scopes on 2 rifles and they have been really good scopes for the $$. One is a 6-20 AO but I think those are sold out right now and they don't seem to offer them with mil dots anymore. You might call and ask though. Their 4.5-14 is currently on sale for $299.

I'm glad to see some are willing to help point another hunter in the right direction. Let's face it, this is a HUGE state. No way any of us can become experts in all areas. Cody, best of luck to you - I've never hunted in 19A, so I don't have any advice for you - but asking here is a great start. Good luck and come back on here with some pictures. For the rest - if you don't want to share info - don't. If you don't want the whole world to hear your info but still want to help, that's what PMs are great for. We need to help eachother out in my opinion.

How DARE you ask that?!?!?

Great job sticking with it Adam. Regardless of whatever else was said here, you did the right thing by A) coming to a forum like this for help, and keeping up the faith and continuing to look until you found him. You did a great job, and I'm very glad you found your buck. Once he was on the ground, what could you determine about the first hit?

It won't just be hunters putting salt around water holes to keep other guys away - when the antis get wind of this they'll be able to make every known water hole in the state illegal to hunt. Sending my "input" again.

The last time I checked, NM allows the use of dogs to track a wounded big game animal but AZ does not. IMO we should. I know I would have paid for some dogs to track a lost bull a couple years back.

Great job, Brian! You're on fuego!

I was stalking some mulies in the snow on Sunday and my stalk mocs got packed with snow and were making lots of noise. I decided to pull them off and the velcro alerted one of the deer, so I thought I'd try a "can" bleat. As soon as I did that they snorted and headed for the hills. Sometimes they work and other times they send 'em packing. Knda like predator calls for pigs I guess.