jim

Sounds like in your case a big fence would make a better neighbor.

If you could figure out who did it you should just shoot up there vehicle and see if they like it.

There are a lot of guys that kill really good bulls on those hunts that hope everyone just keeps on thinking they are crap tags. Bulls pattern really well on that hunt it is all about scouting and having a lot of time to dedicate to that hunt to be successful.

Pattern bulls moving from feeding to bedding areas and intercept them with a blind or tree stands. If stalking try and come from above them.

Congrats Chris, I was cheering you guys on as Adam texted and called in the updates.

Watched the weather this morning and they called for a chance of showers and 20 mph wind gusts today at the Tender fire with 80 percent humidity. Hopefully this will allow a good day of line building.

Winds this morning on the news were estimated at 37 mphs today also. It will be hard to fly again.

The only thing that will stop that fire will be the grasslands when it runs out of the cedars. The big question is how far it spreads out side ways or if we get a bad north wind and sends it another direction.

The NRA is as good at propaganda as anyone. You would think with YETI's statement the NRA could put out the actual statement from YETI telling them they will not do business with them and not just a post from someone in the NRA.

Nice fish. Got to love a frog bite my favorite time of the year.

You have to ask a question they don't like that points towards you being against their agenda then they will respond to this post faster.

Was our input not heard last time when it was voted down?

Jay I would like to know since they are taking credit for winning this last battle if they would show their books on what was spent and how it was spent to defeat the lion ban. I saw plenty of adds for the ban but I don't remember seeing paid ads against them and who paid for them.

So it's unethical to use one around a man made water source but not on a natural water source. Now that makes a lot of sense.

I remember in the early 80's at Roosevelt we would pull to a tree in the tonto end and catch as many crappies you wanted to clean. It was no problem filling an ice chest.

Would that be an illegal arrest if they use a camera to "take" you in.

I have a 95 ranger commanche before the keyless ignition. If it is new to you down load an owners manual from ranger. Make sure you go thru each area and learn the function on all your switches, live wells and such. If you have not ran a bass boat before find someone that will go to the lake with you and show you how the trim and such works. They can also help you with learning the loading and unloading chores.

Depends on what you are going to throw. Heavy bass gear will handle most 5 to 6 inch swim baits in the boot tail category. I throw some of the them on my flipping sticks. i will throw a s waiver on my heavy jig rods or deep crank rod.

Throw the same swimbaits on the river right there in bullhead. Lots of good stripers caught along the river around the bridge.

Get one of the limb saver butt pads. It makes a world of difference in the felt recoil.

With a kid I wouldn't go with less than a 12 footer deep v.

I had a cow someone hit by Luna lake. It was 330 in the morning called the county and they said it would take hours before someone might get there. Finished her off and she was still there at dark coming back thru. Huge waste of meat.

Yes, it's worth it is the simple answer.

This rule will not allow the game and fish to confiscate cameras. They still have the burden of proof to prove that who ever owns the camera is using it to aid them in taking wildlife. I would guess that if you do not kill within the scope of the camera(440) yards of the water hole they will not have a case that you utilized the camera to take said wildlife.

I bought that scope on the same deal at the black Friday sale in store. They didn't have the mounts in store and I had to go on line and they mailed me mine.