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I can't remember the name of the hotel, but I stayed in the one that is just east of I17 on the north side of the road when you get off at the McDonald's exit. I think it's called the Days Inn. I got a room with a microwave and small kitchen. I stayed for three days during a deer hunt. David

Very nice buck Tyler. I really like the dark horns. It's something how we get more patient as we get older. David

Great lookin sheep. That is the type of memory that will always be with you. Not only do you have a great story to tell for the rest of your life, you also have an outstanding video to go along with it. I'm trying for the same tag so I can join the exclusive archery sheep club. David

I know two game officers that handle this area. I will call them and see if they can give me any info for you. David

I would like the certificate if it is still available. David

Over the last three years I have had the opportunity to witness a bunch of lions up close. I have seen five lions in one night all within a two square mile area. Within this three years, the deer population in the area has been reduced so much that it would amaze you. I used to see at least twenty to thirty deer a day without even trying. Now I am lucky to see 5. Lions are killing machines and will clean out an area and then move on to another. A lion that I shot two years ago was aged at almost two years old, but it still had the black stripes on its legs and everybody was thinking it was just a baby. The young lions in your pics would most likely survive on skunks and rabbits with no problem. David

Got a lot of pics of this buck, but only at night. I have him on two different cams about a half mile apart. David

The camera is on a trail the deer have been using for years. He hasn't shown up for a couple weeks now, but another one has moved into his place. I have also gotten pics of pigs, raccoons, bobcat, coyote, quail, roadrunner, and skunk. I'm surprised I have gotten a lion yet. Here is a pic of a different buck from a camera about 1000 yards away. Then I have this young buck that is always interested in the camera. David

We were in the north end of 5b and decided to get out when we could. The snow was really coming down good by 8 am this morning. David

I will take the scale. I'm out of town until Tuesday. I will get with you and set up a day and time to pick it up. Please pm me your name and phone number when you have a moment. David

Has the scale been used much? Have you had any issues with it holding a zero? David

I will take the lights. I am out of town until Monday, so I will get a hold of you and make arrangements to get them this week. David

I like using the fluid heads, or even the one from the Outdoorsmans. I do not like the pistol grip type since they seem to not be able to hold tight. David

Get yourself an ar10 and use some 70 grain bullets. My buddy uses this gun and kills everything dead on the spot. Fast follow up shots and 20 round magazines. I carry an ar15 chambered in 243wssm loaded with 87grain vmax. It will put a cantaloupe sized hole in a coyote at any distance. Very little recoil also. David

I was out with my son this morning deer hunting when we came across this young dog. My son took a shot at him, but just barely missed. He started to run, so my son handed me his gun and I let the air out of him. David

It is a 3x3 with a crab claw on the right side. I saw him Friday night and he is fairly tall. My son has a tag so I'm hoping he shows up during the daylight hours. David

If you are out and come across some h4350, could you please pm me the location. I just picked up a dpms 6.5 creedmoor and need this powder to reload. Thanks, David

I thought it was funny that when I bent down to grab one you made a little move like you were gonna block me. Then you looked up and got that surprised look on your face. I was actually just stopping in there to pick up some bullets for another friend of mine and there was two kegs of gold just waiting for me. Plus, they also had primers. David

I got lucky today at Brunos. They had two 8 pounders in stock. David

Still for sale for cash or open to trades. David I would be interested in trading for a Magpul PRS stock for an ar-10

I spoke with Amanda the other day and we came up with an idea to give away one of our Rifle Railz/LOC JAW tripod attachment. The rules are pretty simple. Just take a moment to check out our new website. While you are there, click on our Facebook symbol. "Like" us, and in the comment section put coueswhitetail.com and your forum screen name that you use on the CWT site. We just recently started a Facebook page, so we are trying to get plenty of "likes". We will run the giveaway until the end of the month of September. If you aren't signed up for Facebook yet, it only takes a couple minutes to get started. http://aristotleeng.com/ If you have any questions, feel free to send us an email. For those of you who are already using our products, please send us any pictures or video you have from your successful hunts. We want to add them to our website and keep our Facebook page updated. Good luck to everybody. David

Just to make a quick clarification, I am co-owner of Grand Canyon State Outfiters, and the owner of Aristotle Engineering. Aristotle Engineering is the company that gave away the combo. sorry for the confusion. David

We have a winner. Bowhunter247 is the new owner a Rifle Railz/LOC JAW combo. Thank you to everyone who joined in on the giveaway. We appreciate all the likes. For the lucky winner, get a hold of me and I will get the attachments out to you. David

I'm loading up some handloads for my sons deer hunt. Gonna use Nosler Combined Technology 95 grain ballistic silvertip. Anybody have a load for 95 grain and IMR 4350 powder? David

Here is a homemade cleaner I started using a couple years ago. It cleans anything. For a lubricant, i use Teflon dry film made by DuPont. It comes in a 4 oz dripper type bottle. You can find it at Lowes. I started using the dry Teflon lubricants years ago on my AR and its much better than most lubes I used before. PB Blaster also makes a good Teflon based dry lube in an aerosol can. David CONTENTS: Ed's Red Bore Cleaner 1 part Dexron II, IIe or III ATF, GM Spec. D-20265 or later. 1 part Kerosene - deodorized, K1 1 part Aliphatic Mineral Spirits, Fed. Spec. TT-T-2981F, CAS #64741-49-9, or substitute "Stoddard Solvent", CAS #8052-41-3, or equivalent, (aka "Varsol") 1 part Acetone, CAS #67-64-1. (Optional up to 1 lb. of Lanolin, Anhydrous, USP per gallon, OK to substitute Lanolin, Modified, Topical Lubricant, from the drug store) MIXING INSTRUCTIONS: Mix outdoors, in good ventilation. Use a clean 1 gallon metal, chemical-resistant, heavy gage PET or PVC plastic container. NFPA approved plastic gasoline storage containers are also OK. Do NOT use HDPE, which is breathable because the acetone will evaporate. The acetone in ER will attack HDPE in about 6 months, making a heck of a mess! Add the ATF first. Use the empty container to measure the other components, so that it is thoroughly rinsed. If you incorporate the lanolin into the mixture, melt this carefully in a double boiler, taking precautions against fire. Pour the melted lanolin it into a larger container, rinsing the lanolin container with the bore cleaner mix, and stirring until it is all dissolved. I recommend diverting a small quantity, up to 4 ozs. per quart of the 50-50 ATF/kerosene mix for use as an "ER-compatible" gun oil. This can be done without impairing the effectiveness of the mix. INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING Ed's Red Bore Cleaner: 1. Open the firearm action and ensure the bore is clear. Cleaning is most effective when done while the barrel is still warm to the touch from firing. Saturate a cotton patch with bore cleaner, wrap or impale on jag and push it through the bore from breech to muzzle. The patch should be a snug fit. Let the first patch fall off and do not pull it back into the bore. 2. Wet a second patch, and similarly start it into the bore from the breech, this time scrubbing from the throat area forward in 4-5" strokes and gradually advancing until the patch emerges out the muzzle. Waiting approximately 1 minute to let the bore cleaner soak will improve its action. 3. For pitted, heavily carbon-fouled "rattle battle" guns, leaded revolvers or neglected bores a bronze brush wet with bore cleaner may be used to remove stubborn deposits. This is unnecessary for smooth, target-grade barrels in routine use. 4. Use a final wet patch pushed straight through the bore to flush out loosened residue dissolved by Ed's Red. Let the patch fall off the jag without pulling it back into the bore. If you are finished firing, leaving the bore wet will protect it from rust for up to 30 days. If the lanolin is incorporated into the mixture, it will protect the firearm from rust for up to two years. For longer term storage I recommend use of Lee Liquid Alox as a Cosmoline substitute. "ER" will readily remove hardened Alox or Cosmoline. 5. Wipe spilled Ed's Red from exterior surfaces before storing the gun. While Ed's Red is harmless to blue and nickel finishes, the acetone it contains is harmful to most wood finishes). 6. Before firing again, push two dry patches through the bore and dry the chamber, using a patch wrapped around a suitably sized brush or jag. First shot point of impact usually will not be disturbed by Ed's Red if the bore is cleaned as described. 7. I have determined to my satisfaction that when Ed's Red is used exclusively and thoroughly, that hot water cleaning is unnecessary after use of Pyrodex or military chlorate primers. However, if bores are not wiped between shots and shots and are heavily caked from black powder fouling, hot water cleaning is recommended first to break up heavy fouling deposits. Water cleaning should be followed by a thorough flush with Ed's Red to prevent after-rusting which could result from residual moisture. It is ALWAYS good practice to clean TWICE, TWO DAYS APART whenever using chlorate primed ammunition, just to make sure you get all the residue out.