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That is a buch of crap! I used to use goolge as my search engine. When I was shopping for my range finder I looked it up at Cabelas.com and then tried to look it up at Bass pro shops but I could not find it. I went to google and typed in redhead.com thinking honestly that was the address......BOY was I wrong!

Welcome! you have came to a great site! I am by no means an expert but as I understand it it's best to stick with the die hards. Muzzy, Thunderheads, Stingers, etc. The ones you ALWAYS hear bad things about are the Allen brand heads. Hoped I helped? Good luck and again Welcome!

That is the same question that I keep asking myself every time I get the urge to get the 300WSM to replace my 30-06. If you take into account that the diff between the .308, 30-06, and the 300Win mag is only seperated by 100-200 fps each. So... is the 30-06 better than the .308? Yes in fps wise. Is the 300Win mag better that the 30-06? Yes fps wise. I'm also the kind of person who takes into account the cost of a box bullets and availability of the round. I have even gotten the OK buy the misses to get the 300WSM but I ended up not going for it because the benifets were not THAT much better, besides my "old" 30-06 is just a great shooter! I get under m.o.a. with regular remington 150gr Cor-loc all day long, closer to 3/4 of an inch. At $11 a box it only helps and in the end those are the reasons why I have not made the change.

My prayer are with you and GOD be with you!

Great point(s) Lark!

That sure is a biggin! How many were passed up before taking that one?

THAT'S COOL!!!! Looks like you found a "coues heaven"

and this again today. Disease Affecting Javelina 02-25-2005 12:17 AM (Tucson, AZ) -- What appears to be a bad case of food poisoning has killed at least 30 javelinas in the Tucson area since October. The animals have gastrointestinal and respiratory distress. Some of the dead animals have tested positive for salmonella, some haven't. Since it is hard to find a freshly deceased animal it has been hard to nail down the cause of death. Game and Fish says feeding the animals rich foods like dog or cat food could raise their susceptibility to contracting the food poisoning diseases. Officials also say household pets should be kept away from anywhere frequented by javelina just to be sure there is no spread of the mystery disease.

Hey fellas and Lady I just found this on the cox.net home page! Dead Javelinas Point To Possible Bacteria Poisoning 02-24-2005 8:17 AM (Tucson, AZ) -- About three dozen javelinas have been found dead in the last three months and health officials believe the cause is a bacteria related to food poisoning. Wildlife specialists with Arizona Game and Fish say that the javelina are suffering from salmonella poisoning, which humans can get from eating undercooked chicken. Although pets can become sick by coming in contact with the droppings of an infected animal, officials say humans are safe unless they eat infected meat. Scientists at the University of Arizona are inspecting samples they get from Game and Fish to determine the extent of the disease. Previous illnesses that have affected large numbers of javelina include distemper and hog cholera. Copyright 2005 Metro Networks Communications Inc., A Westwood One Company

Where did you hit her? Did you get a pass through,etc..etc

Thank you for the pics of the teeth from your pig. I also find it very interesting. I shot a cow elk a few years ago and while fielddressing her I thought I might have hit her in the stomach because I found a lot of black grainy stuff. The stomach was intact and the hit was farther forward. It ended up being the liver, it was really grainy or sand like, but no hard stuff. Just strange . We figured that the .50 cal muzz just did a great job. The cow looked very healthy and not especially old.

Man that Blows!! Am heading out now to 36A, I sure will keep an eye out!!

Great job! It looks like a great time of year to be out in the hills. Can't wait to go out with my wife to try and get here pig. I keep telling every one to remember how green it is because this is something special and rare for us here in AZ. Hopefully I am wrong and this is the end of our decades worth of drought.

This is GREAT news! They should put it to him and make an example out of him!

When are these new fee changes effective? I feel that this maybe the beginng of the end, HOPEFULLY I am wrong.

When the whole hunting party/family votes on where to hunt we end up applying at 32 for mulies. I have always quessed that lots of deer would come from the hills in 32 to go water at the san pedro river. Every year we say were going to check this out but don't for some reason or another. With out giving to much away, would it be worth finding a good crossing point to go sit on for the day?? Or maybe it doesn't work that way?? Thanks anyway

I like your kind of thinking Ernesto!

NICE NICE NICE! Some guys have a life time invested chasing the Coues and have not got one as beautiful as yours!

Quickly I would say the .308. Both are great choices and will have fans here on CWT.com. One that I have been day dreaming about is the 7-08 in a Ruger compact. I like the idea of a small, light rifle for long hikes in the hills. The 7-08 has some impressive balistics, a higher .BC and Hornady makes the 7-08 in the light-mag version keeps that short action par with the 30-06. It might be another option while you get to go out and buy a new toy!

Great bull! Great job with the Elk & the WM!

What happened GMM? Story! Story!

Sure is.

Those boys are unreal and the what dreams are made of! I can't stop starring! Thanks for sharring.

Here in Tucson it's on 372 and the outdoor channel is on 250! Helll, I didn't know there were any other channels.

You are truly a blessed man Ernesto! Seeing that big boy AGAIN! Most of us never see a big boy like that let alone with tag in hand! Your wife hunting with you! Hunting in Mexico twice in one season! I could go on and on......