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I love horses and do enjoy seeing them but personally I'd much prefer seeing more native wildlife like mule deer when I'm at the river then hundreds of feral Indian ponies tromping around.

I'm thinking a young az black.

I go quite often just not with homemade equipment. I've tried that route and it didn't turn out for me... By the the time you get goggles, snorkel and fins I figure you might as well get a decent spear I've had mine for years. And yes only carp and stripers are legal to spear and striper only at pleasant but I'd have to double check.

I never had 15's but I have had the meopta 12x50's for a while now and I love them.

I don't know how you would go about changing your situation at this point. My dad is an attorney and he has told me that you never want to plead guilty right off the bat. You can always change your plea to guilty later if you decide that's the best option. Not guilty gives you the opportunity to explore your options. Fight the charge, make a deal or whatever it may be. Good luck with your situation.

I'd look at the carrier bearing as well. I'll be replacing mine as soon as the semester is over and I have time. Hefner's in Mesa has always treated me well. My dad uses Auto Vaun's but he's more expensive.

Seems like Flagstaffer just joined up to talk crap about everybody... I also have enjoyed the podcasts and hope there are many more to come.

That's sweet. What's your setup for filming?

Muley

http://www.boone-crockett.org/pdf/SC_whitetail_typical.pdf

I found a good deal on some Meopta 12x50 a while back and I'm real glad I spent the money on them.

Sportsman's has a chair like the tripod stools but it has four legs. Not sure what the weight limit is but it's more comfortable than the tripods.

I went out to try my luck at glassing this weekend and found the wind to be cold and miserable. It made me think that any animal with half as much sense as I do would just hunker down and wait for it to blow over. What have you guys found? Is it worth glassing through the wind or just waiting it out?

That's what I figured and was trying to do. We came prepared for cold but not the wind and it was cutting right through our layers and shaking the tripods pretty bad. Good learning experience though i suppose.

Sounds like he should've used a broadhead...

Called in my first cat on Saturday. A decent sized tom.

Yeah I was pretty excited about it to say the least. I never thought to eat one, maybe I'll give it a try next time around...

For you guys shooting the .204, what size bullets are you using?

It was electronic. I'm not too skillful with handcalls.

Yeah I understand. I've seen pics before but my morbid curiosity often gets the best of me.

Got any pictures?

I understand that if you put in for a species for five consecutive years you gain a loyalty point. I'm wondering if on the sixth year you don't put in do you lose that point? Or is that point permanent after each five consecutive years?

Well that's too bad.

Get a day license for $20

Haven't kept up with the thread lately but here is the buck I killed in November with a small drop tine