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Which load range tire are you running? C or E? E is stiffer and I would say about 20-22, C a little higher. This is assuming you are not running wide rims too. When I was rock crawling we routinely got down in the 13-18 range, so 20-25 is going to help, but keep it high enough to protect the sidewall a little still be road safe if you can't air up before you get to a gas station or something.

They had a couple 500 bullet boxes on Friday afternoon. Just and FYI for a hard to find bullet.

Has anyone used the .25 cal 131gr Blackjack on game yet? How did it perform?

Take ED67 up on his 4 pieces at 5'. Cut them in half and you will have 8 - 2.5' stakes. I would think that would be enough augment with your standard stakes for the remaining holes.

My buddy was borrowing 1 of my rifles for a hunt s few years ago. It had a redfield revolution 3x9 on it. Good entry level scope if you can find 1 with the hash mark reticle. Anyway, he dropped the rifle and put a big dent in the front bell of the scope. It didn't mess up the glass, but the bell was dented. Redfield is owned by Leupold. I sent it in with request to fix and was 100% truthful on how it happened. They put a new bell end cap on the scope and didn't charge me anything. They called me, I offered to pay. They said no, and I mentioned I would like to buy a flat turret cover to help make scope leveling easier with those scopes. I have 3. The put 2 flat covers in the box and sent it all back with a new neoprene scope cover. Customer service was top notch. That said, I would look at a Leupold or Burris with a easy hold over reticle. 3x9 would be great. I have shot rifles to 500 yards accurately with the Redfield above in 3x9x40. If you go Vortex, don't go cheaper than a Viper series IMO.

New, not once fired correct?

Don't shoot them all, I have the tag the week after. Good luck to the kids.

Can someone who already has the Hunters ED get another point for this course? If they can buy a point why can't I? I already did the ED class as a kid.

Randy's has built alot of good transmissions for friends of mine.

I shot this bird yesterday, and as I walked up on it I saw this big growth. It was crazy looking. Apparently it is called avionpox and is highly transmissible in birds. It was a big soft tumor like growth.

I am looking to trade mostly or possibly sell this. It is brand new in the box. New Retail was about $180, so that is a starting point. It is a cool knife I really like, but doesn't fit my hunting needs. Possible Trades, cash on whichever side of the deal is necessary. Quality Hunting Knife small skinner preferred 20ga youth size auto shotgun 22LR rifle Lefthand hunting rifle, kid friendly caliber What else you have? I am in north glendale.

Top. Everything is negotiable. I would also be interested in a red dot or similar for an AR style platform or possibly AR parts.

I will start him building points on the next hunt, and try and get him 2 points a year. He says he wants to do this, but I think he needs to kill something before I have to eat a $1000 bison tag because he can't pull the trigger. I am going to try and get him a doe hunt asap to try and get him going once he is 10. Thank you for the advice everyone.

Awesome rifle. My dad had one in 22-250 and that gun made anyone shooting it look like a hero. Great rifle in a wicked caliber.

Today was alot slower. The rain moved through that area last night and it messed up the birds I think. Yesterday was way better.

The morning and whitewing where small. I started targeting the euros and pigeons because they are way fatter.

I shot 30 birds this morning. Mostly Euros and pigeons. Totally glad I woke up at 3am to check the weather.

I will take the men's smalls too if they are available. That is the size he is wearing right now. Or spread it around if you have others interested.

I can use the men's stuff for my older son. You gonna be out there on Wednesday for the dove opener? I can grab that brass from you too. I also found 11 more blackjacks in cases if you want to pull them.

I just signed my 9 year old up for online. It didn't show any in person classes or field days near Phoenix, so he will do it online.

Does anyone on here run a shop or a professional mechanic? I need a clutch done in my 2005 Dodge Cummins sooner than later. I just need someone to provide labor, I will be getting a Southbend clutch for the truck. This truck is 4x4 and has the NV5600 6 speed. Let me know. West/North side I preferred, but let me know. I have a buddy in Coolidge who will do it, but then I have to figure out how to get it to Coolidge and back.

The elk are still up in the mountains. They won't come down til it gets colder and later in the year. The best scouting will be the week or two before season.

I used the link for Federal on page 1. Better hurry. They say standard shipping is 15-20 days so you better order soon to get here by the 1st.

Anyone seeing shells around? Preferably 7.5 shot or even 6. I got enough to get through part of the season, but I have to dip into my reserve to do it.

Ortho ground clear is my go to when I can find it, in concentrate and mixed in a sprayer. It kills everything pretty fast. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Ortho-GroundClear-Year-Long-Vegetation-Killer-1-Gal-Concentrate-0433610/311484062#overlay