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I should have kept this one and skinned it for the wall, but I was in a hurry. There are plenty of them out where we hunt, so I am sure I will have another chance. I guess that big chicken Jimmy isn't goin to be any help to me. Geez, you let one snake bite you..........

We were out Saturday doing some predator hunting, and in between stands found this fella. I couldn't get him to rattle a bit. We also found a King snake on the road. I wish Jimmy was with me so he could have picked up that rattler for me. I poked all of the bushes around me the rest of the day. David

That is BADA$$. I would like to use that sucker for coyotes, if it is legal. David

I drew the 5a tag. I have heard there are a few turkeys in that unit. This will be my first time chasing these suckers. I never had much desire to go after turkeys, but somebody told me it was like elk hunting, so I had a change of heart. David

Here are the specifics on the gun. Low round count down the barrel, and it shoots well even with the short barrel. It is also ported to help with recoil. I just picked up a Glock .45 cal from another member and will be carrying it instead of the wheel gun. You will not even know it is on your hip during your hunts. $525.00 David http://www.taurususa.com/products/product-...tegory=Revolver

I like that thmbhole stock alot. Reminds me of the pack gun I built a while back. David

Oh please, pick me, pick meeee! David Frank

You know, you still save some for the rest of us. Have you been hunting in the same general area each time, or been moving around a bit? I am wonder if a small area can support that many cats. I know of an area that is only about 1 square mile and I know that it holds at least four cats that I have seen, and they all look healthy. David

Showoff! But you know what I really mean. Them are some nice deer. You need to get out and start shootin some dogs, that has been helpin me get through the slow times. David

I was cruising the Nikon site today and found these new binos they have coming out soon. They look like they are going to have a little better glass than the Monarchs. I think the 8.5x45's are going to be really nice. David http://www.nikonhunting.com/binoculars-monarch-x.html

I was there for the first year and enjoyed to time spent with some of the other members. I missed out last year due to other priorities. I plan on putting time aside to visit again this year. Are we going to have a potluck? David

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We took a father and son team out for a day of predator hunting on Sunday. On our first set, we had a coyote start to come in, but never showed up. On the second, a group of three came in at a jog, but dad wasn't able to get his scope on one and they came all the way to the caller. My partner was running the call and ended up dropping one at about thirty yards. The next set produced a single that Connor (9) clipped at about 200 yards with my partners AR, and then finished him off at 100 with his dads AR on the way to retrieve him. On our next set, we had a coyote a little interest, but he hung up at about 500 yards never giving the hunters a shot. We made several more sets, with only one producing a bobcat. Neither one of the hunters could see the cat, so he got away this time. On our last set just before dark we managed to call in this year old dog at about the fifteen minute mark. He stopped about fifty yards out right in front of Connor. He made a perfect shot right behind the front leg with my partners AR. Here you can see a very proud dad with Connor, did I say this little guy was only nine. This kid can shoot. We finished off a great day of hunting with some barbecued cheesie brats. Connor managed to talk his dad into having a full body mount done for his bedroom. David

I can't wait for one of them suckers to come waddling in. Good looking Badger. David

In the bobcat pic, it looks like there might be a deer standing between the trees in the background. David

$500.00 David SOLD

I have a brand new Browning A-Bolt stainless stalker chambered in 223wssm. I recently purchased this gun for my son to take on his first javelina hunt, but I have decided to go with something that has open sights. I don't want to spoil him his first time out. The gun is very light and has a 13 5/16 length of pull, so it should work for a junior also. It has a nice trigger also, and can be adjusted down even more. No trades at this time. $600.00 David

$3900.00 . David

This quad is in excellent condition. I bought it new for my wife, and she has only put 100 miles on it. She mostly rides with me since I have a Ranger. When she did ride it, it was mostly on dirt roads up near Happy Jack. It has the 300 motor in it with full independent suspension. I have also registered it for steet use. There is also an extended warranty on it. This bike is very easy to ride since it is so lite. Here are the options that come on the limited edition model. If you have any questions, feel free to ask. $4200.00 obo. David Sunset Red paint. Cast aluminum rims. 23” Maxxis tires. Powerful single-cylinder Polaris 300 engine. Legendary-smooth IRS with 8”/20.3 cm of wheel travel and 8”/20.3 cm of ground clearance. Selectable 2WD/AWD with On-Demand AWD. Integrated front storage compartment. Standard digital speedometer/odometer/tripmeter/hourmeter. Accepts quick-attach Lock and Ride Accessories. Fuel gauge.

Here is what I plan on using for my spring hunt. I am bringing along my little boy, so I will be shooting from a Double Bull Blind. David http://www.magnusbroadheads.com/bullhead.html

Sold pending funds. David

Just as the title says. Here is a link with the full description. $300.00 obo. David http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/template...rset=ISO-8859-1

Slipped an arrow into the guy on Saturday morning. Actually I had to slip three arrows into him. He was by far the toughest pig I have ever taken. He had two holes in one lung and one in the other, along with one in the liver. The heart was not touched. His hooves were about four inches long due to living his life in the salt cedar soft soil. David