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Coooooze, it just has a nice ring to it. It implies more grace, more majesty. Cows sounds like, well, cows.

They'd cut his head off just as fast as the rest of us. Muslims, that is, not gay people just for clarity. Dustin, have you seen the recent ISIS propaganda videos lately where they drive several trucks full of guys to execution locations and shoot them all in the head, one-by-one. Or the ones where they march them to a river bank covered in blood and shoot them in the head, then kick their bodies into the river? What do you think of that brand of propaganda? Just some stuff made up by uneducated, fearful individuals?

Thanks guys, I appreciate your responses.

I'm helping my dad sell this, so I'll do my best to answer questions about while he is on vacation in Utah next week. This is a very well maintained vehicle, and if interested, feel free to make an offer - no trades please. I can show the vehicle in Lakeside. Upgraded 3.4 liter V-6 engine (47,000 miles), new paint, new headliner, running boards, air conditioner conversion to new refrigerant, new heat exchanger, good tires, 3 speed automatic with overdrive, 4-wheel drive with low and high ranges, transmission upgrade kit, CD player radio, clean, never wrecked, approx. 18-19 mpg, full-size spare, tow hitch, 4 pin trailer wiring.

It's the 3.4L, and typo in the title is S15

142 views, 0 replies. I guess it's a little over priced. This isn't a rebuilt engine, it's a brand new engine. Newly rebuilt tranny, super clean interior. By comparison, this is less than you'd pay for a mid-level used quad. Lowering the price to $2500 - firm.

Another classic.

Not a winery, but there is a pretty good brewery in Lakeside called the Pinetop Brewing Company that appears to have a pretty good selection of wines in addition to hand-crafted beers. It shares space with Stolen Recipe BBQ so it's a fun little place to get some good BBQ & beer/wine.

Thoughts and prayers sent!

I'd take the 190" muley over the 120" coues. JMO. But I've taken a lot more coues than I have muleys. As for table fare, the way I process meat, I don't find coues that much better than mule deer. I'd prefer a cow elk over both, but super lean, well cared for meat from any deer species is awesome. I just love those big wide muleys from a trophy aspect.

Nice group - I'm glad they took care of it and got that gun shooting the way it should.

Gotta laugh, we kill about 3 of these a week. I'm usually very compassionate about snakes but we've got a koi pond with some regular goldfish. We've lost some very nice fish to these idiot garter snakes who bite anything they can latch onto but can't swallow.

Godspeed, Brian.

Islam has become the epitome of radical religion gone nuts. These guys cut each other's heads off not because one is non-muslim, just not the right kind of muslim. And what do you think they have in store for Christians, Jews, Hindus and Buddhists? Or maybe you're agnostic or atheist, how do you think you'd be treated by the Muslim Brotherhood in exchange for your tolerance? Their stated goal is world domination - one god, allah, one power system, one government, one law - Sharia law. And they've already successfully taken over big parts of the United States, like Dearborn, MI. Europe is quickly allowing islam to infiltrate and subjugate local law - look at the Netherlands, look at Egypt. If it isn't crystal clear that there will be a time in our lives or our children's that Islam will kill or convert every non muslim person on the globe, you might not be paying close enough attention to the world around you. We've gotten fat, lazy, complacent and ignorant on the fruits of our grandparents, and it's gonna come back on us hard.

Black Mamba.

My biggest concern in this, is that after they spend all this money, they'll look for entrance fees. Just kind of goes with the territory I guess. Give them something they didn't want, then charge them for it. Bartlett, Roosevelt are good examples.

Wow - that's some great taxidermy work on a tremendous buck. Great job!

Probably a dumb question, but is there a way to find your old posts here?

My guess is, that's next. They have a whole different perspective than we do. They want to modernize, while we want to preserve. It's "progress" in action, and it's here to stay, unfortunately.

I'd add to the WAG one thing, GAS. so maybe it's WAGG, lol. You're going to spend a lot of time driving unless you pick one small spot and stay in it. I took 13 5 gallon gas cans (13B) and was going through them fast - and I was targeting a relatively small portion of the unit. I can't wait to see the pictures and hear the story of your hunt. As I mentioned via PM, I might be up there at the same time helping out a friend. If I can swing it with work, I'll definitely be there. That place is amazing, and having only hunted the strip once, I'll only put in for 13B/A again and be content with left-over tags and archery hunting until I can go back.

Yeah, I agree with you guys. IMO it's not necessary. The access up there is great, but I preferred the dirt road feel. I live here in Lakeside and spend a lot of time up around Big Lake and all of Unit 1. The good news is, they'll never pave it all (I hope) and there are still lots and lots of great roads to go explore. It doesn't really surprise me that they want to continue the pavement all the way through 3 forks to Alpine, but that is such a great road already, I don't understand the need. There are a lot of cool campgrounds off that road, that will lose appeal if it's paved.

If you want to hire a guide, it would greatly increase your odds, but it's still not a sure thing. I've heard great things about the Bundy family up there, Ryan Hatch obviously is a great resource. The McClendons guide and hunt up there all the time - maybe putting down some money for a scouting package would help out. I got a very generous offer from a well respected guide who knows the area, but you just have to decide if you want to go with a guide, or go self-guided. When I went up there, I wanted as much info as possible, but still wanted to do the hunt unguided. I wouldn't trade the "self-guided" experience for anything, but without a doubt, I was going up there with some good ideas of where to start and what to expect, due to the generosity of many guys who were willing to share some of their past experience.

HuntScout.com has some really good hunting maps. http://www.huntscout.com/

I saw the same thing - it's crazy how just plain dumb some people are.

I accidentally got the 3A/3C late rifle hunt. Meant to put in archery as my second choice. There's some burned bp's.