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my buddy hunts lions, and if he ever loses a dog, he'll leave a dog box with some food and water at it, and he'll come back in a couple days and the dog will always be there when he comes back, unless someone finds it and picks it up, and they'll call him cause his name and # are on all his dogs.

i just bought a pair of danner vanish boots.they're waterproof,scentlock, and very light.i like more of the hiking boot,they're 5'' .the tall boots feel like they restrict my walking. i love these boots, and at $140 bucks not too bad.

nice bull! looks like you were hunting in those thick junipers.

ya,what vinnie said. i hunted by round valley, there were a couple other guys in there. looked in all those other places mentioned.there were people there too. round valley is thick. get out before daylight and listen for the bugles then haul a$$ to it to see how big it is. i saw one huge bull, one very nice bull, and several smaller bulls.had 2 misses at the big one and the nice one and passed on the smaller ones

a friend of mine has that tag, i had it 2 years ago.

that is a very good comparison is the pins on a bow! he was trying to make it sound like if your distance wasn't exactly on one of your crosshairs then you're screwed, which is totally wrong!

hey cns, with the tds, say my next to last crosshair is 650, and my last is 785, and the target i'm shooting at is 705, then all i do is put it right between the two crosshairs,i've done this before shooting at targets, sometimes at some distances you might put the target a third of the way between your crosshairs or two thirds, but at no way are you back where you started from-guessing.i shot an antelope last year at 340 yds. which was between crosshairs,but with it on 24 power, i couldn't of missed because all my crosshairs were inside his body! to each his own man, i'm not giving you crap for your setup if it works for you-great, mine works for me too.

i went with the swarovski 6x24x50 and the tds recticle on my 300 ultra mag. it's awesome. like the other guy said, you enter all your info on their website, and it tells you which crosshair hits where. and it's dead on too. mine is zero'd at 100, and my last crosshair is 785, and i've shot every crosshair in between at a target, and the info i got off the website is dead on.

try in off the bloody basin rd too. and glass,glass and more glassing

skunked again!! but am going to montana, and coues on san carlos

yes it's still for sale.call my dad at that # it's either at his work in central phoenix or at his house in peoria.

this is my dad's rhino he's selling. it is in excellent condition and a smokin deal.most of the time he putts around up at his cabin on it.he's selling it to fund another project. 550 miles oversized Bighorn tires front rack,rear side rails,doors cdi box,k&n filters center console,floor plates,fender well metal guards roof,windshield, and gun scappord $7500 firm 602-380-2509 ask for Randy

i figured it would be gone by now,it's still for sale as far as i know nobody's looked at it????

positive thinking didn't do it for me,may i suggest prayer.good luck!!!!

ya give him a call and set something up with him to look at it. it's a very nice machine.

those pics are from my dad's work in central phoenix, is that what you mean?

does anyone have any experience with the Howa brand of rifles? i won one at the elk banquent and was wondering if it's any good, i heard that Howa makes the actions for weatherby so i think it might be good but just curious if anyone knows, thanks.

i like what i'm hearing, i was afraid i was gonna have to sell it, but i think i'll go ahead and keep it. it's a 243, stainless with the syn. green stock. the stock feels kinda rubbery is that how yours is too?

rifle sold!!!!!!!!

i'm selling my ruger m77 22-250 with a blued bull barrel it has a weaver 3x9 scope on it, the gun is in excellent condition, i just don't hardly shoot it, and need some money. $450 obo, thanks

will take $350 for gun, any takers?

ya, i wasn't thinking right i should've said my elite eleven, ha, ha! i was very lucky as a kid, i could've had my big 10 when i was 14 if i just could've got a lion, i finally got him when i was 22.

the scope model is the weaver, v9-II, and i believe it is 40 mm. and yes a 24" barrel, thanks

i got the gun from my dad several years ago and to tell you the truth i haven't shot it enough or tinkered with it enough to tell you what it can do. i've shot a couple of rabbits with it though

got my desert sheep when i was 14, been trying 18 yrs now for my rocky to finish off my big 10