Big Tub

That is too pretty to take out!

I"m thinking they go in the backpack and have a smaller set around your neck.

I passed by the Sportsmen's Warehouse sign in Show Low -- anybody been there?

Many others!

Which size and what location?

Great for tracking and knowing their general location.

I take it that it is difficult to adapt to a long bed?

So any GPS positions?

OK all you Coues WT hunters: how about giving up the goods on all the mearns quail you saw on your hunts? Numbers up? Covey sizes? Locations? ANYTHING?

Time flies! BUT NOT THAT BIRD! Congrats again.

Did Casey do all his own calling? That noisey hen sure helped you guys. That "decoy" looks pretty expensive!

Year and model #?

CONGRATS! You still in Tucson?

Congrats. Little Tub is struggling up on the N Rim.

Are you the original owner? Round count?

So are you done yet?

If you realize that your "overall knowledge of the world and how it works is very limited" and over 25, then you will do just fine!

Them lizards hare hard on the digestive track for my Britts but they sure seem to like lizards more than birds! I hope we never have a Gila Monster!

Thanks for the update. My son-in-law in Mt wants a bear gun -- I certainly don't need one.

Can whomever bought this tell us how bad the recoil is on this without the muzzle break?

He has Risen, Indeed.

What part of town are you located?

Was up taking care of the dogs. Looked ... Saw ... went back to raking up doggie pooh. Not the show stopper I was expecting.

Last year the bulls did not really get active till the last week (although the first day was good and then they shut up). I went back to find my cell phone 2 weeks after the hunt and just about had a bull come run me over. Almost the whole unit is great. The area up around Mexican Hay Lake had people crawling all over it -- so anywhere with good black top access close to towns is in not the best place to look. Bugling did not work and ran the bulls off after the first day and was only helpful before or after daylight. Hoochie Mommas are too loud and have to be modified to be quieter. There are the tidbits I learned from last years hunt. After the first week or so many of the guides fill their clients tags. I had a guy that had the muzzleloader tag after our bowhunt and he picked up a guide on a daily rate for $300/day for a total of 1 day -- it was the best money he ever spent as he was not good at calling and sure needed the expertise to get it out -- he got a nice 340" bull.

That does not appear to be a 4" ported barrel.