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Thanks, I just looked it up online. I don't think it will fit my 12 gauge. Dang!

I'm interested. Any pictures? PM sent.

Hey everyone- I have 8 pounds of Retumbo I was holding for a guy from that order I got in about a month ago. Some financial things came up for him so he said to go a head and offer the powder to someone else. Price is still $35 each (1 pound containers) and I'm located in the east valley. Thanks All gone folks!!!

I do a diet that is 1 gram of protein per pound of body weight, but I also work out and lift 4-5 days a week. I mix the type of protein up quite a bit, mostly meat and chicken, with a couple of servings of nuts. I also do a protein shake before and after a workout, as well as right before bed. Comes out to about 225 grams of protein a day. Seemed like a lot of protein at first, and probably is compared to the average diet. But it works well for me.

Great website for nutrition and supplement products, especially protein. They allows you to custom mix your own protein blends from among quite a few different types of protein and additives. This is great for keeping it natural and cutting out all the crappy additives (lots of soy) most companies put in their protein powders. http://www.truenutrition.com/default.aspx

Great video, thanks. I've been on that chase a couple of times but the lion gave the dogs the slip both times. Some day...

+1 for Dane Armory.

Pretty much my dream vacation!

The guy is French, enough said.

The 7mm mag has a good recoil, but certainly doesn't need a brake. The recoil is pretty comparable to a 30-06. The chart at the link below shows the recoil comparison for a pretty good range of calibers. http://www.chuckhawks.com/recoil_table.htm .

Awesome, congrats Mady and Stan!

My Danners are not insulated. I don't like insulated boots in AZ. I do have a slightly less expensive pair of Red Head (Bass Pro) boots that are insulated, but they only come out in high country December/January hunts where there is snow.

I agree, unless you want to jump up to a big boy like a 300 RUM (which I shoot, but not available in Tikka), you will get better ballistics out of the 7mm mag than the 308. One of my buddies shoot a Tikka T3 & 7mm mag with H4831sc and Barnes bullets. You could cover up his 3 shot groups with dime.

I've never really fished these southern lakes. Always been a northern trout man. Looks like I might need to give it a try. Any pointers for a southern waters newbie???

I would return it. But it is also hard to beat the price of a roll of duct tape for tent repairs.

Check out this place. http://www.hitthebreakroom.com/invite/?r=237537 It is where Danner's sells their seconds (small imperfections from the factory). I bought the following $300 boots there for $90, love them, and can't find the so called "imperfection". http://www.amazon.com/Mens-Danner-Steel-Military-Boots/dp/B006JUY1QE. They only do random sales every month or so and only on certain products. The next sale happens to start tomorrow morning at 9:00 AM AZ time. If you create a an account you will get an email notification when the next sell starts. You have to be quick because the good stuff sells out in minutes. If you do create an account, do me a favor and use my link. You get a $20 credit for each person you refer who buys. Also, use promo code BREAKER10 to get an extra 10% off your purchase.

I love my Danner boots and just bought a pair for my wife in preparation for her hunt. I prefer that they are tigher through the ankle as I have had severe ankle issues in the past and need the extra support, one of the main reasons I went with these boots. Also, they should loosen up a little as you wear them in.

Hey CWT Community- Sorry for the long post, but as a few of you know, each September my wife and I lead a memorial toy drive to benefit the children of Phoenix Children’s Hospital. We began doing this a little over 6 years ago when we lost our little boy Easton to his battle with primitive neuroectodermal tumors (pnet, pronounced peanut). Our yearly memorial toy drive, occurring in conjunction with his birthday, is our way to celebrate his life and remember him. Our campaign initially began small with close friends and family participating. However, over the past few years it has grown to include many other groups and organizations in our community. For the past two years we have joined up with our friends Derrick and Rochelle, the owners of CrossFit Incite, to host a memorial fitness event in conjunction with the toy drive. We invite anyone in our community join us for our workout event and competition. For admission into the event we ask for the donation of a new unopened toy, which will be given to a cancer patient at PCH. This year, for the first time, we are officially endorsed by the PCH Foundation. This allows us to get sponsors and raise funds in addition to toys for the children. All funds will be used to purchase toys and gift cards for pharmacies, gas, and groceries for the children and their families. In addition to our regular event, we plan to add a number of other activities including raffles, silent auctions, product samples, etc. 100% of the proceeds will go directly to PCH’s children and their families. So far the response we have received has been tremendous. Many local restaurants and business have donated prizes for our effort and are/will be listed on our blog page. Among the donations list is a Diamond Infinite Edge Bow from Bowtech and a Wolverine release from Scott Archery. We plan to use these two items in a silent auction outdoorsman package. If any of you have the resources to donate items to this package, or any other items/services that we could use in a silent auction or raffle, please let me know. We are happy to provide you with the Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation’s approval letter along with their tax ID number to assist with your donation. If Amanda and CWT permits we will post our silent auction package(s) on here, in addition to several other places, in the weeks leading up to our event on September 20th for any interested to bid on. Lastly, we invite all to follow the event updates and announcements at http://eastonslegacy.blogspot.com/. We would love to see any of you from the CWT community come out a join us on September 20th. Please feel free to post any questions, comments, suggestions, etc. or shoot me a PM. Thanks Sean

I strongly recommend 12 if not 14 ft. I have a Ranger crew which I believe is about 2 ft longer then a traditional ranger. I just fits in my 14 ft trailer with just enough extra lenth to strap in. I think you might be pushing it with a 10 footer.

I like and use Will from Two Windy in Show Low. Also, the sponsors on here have posted some amazing work. I wouldn't hesitate to use any of them.

I just want to know where the 300 cams are. I could use a few more... Laugh, it's a joke people!

You never know what those bulls are going to do. A few years back I had the late unit 1 bull hunt. We had at least a dozen bulls in several different groups located Thanksgiving evening, the night before the hunt. That night we had a big snow storm/blizzard that dropped at least 1-2 ft foot of snow where there had been no snow leading up to that night. The next morning the bulls were nowhere to be found. They were probably just hunkered down, but the patterns had definitely changed over night. Made for an interesting hunt.

The good news is that there are plenty of guys heading north toward 36b that can help you pack it out. Bet you could hire them for real cheap!

My wife drew 23 Dec white tail this year with 2 points. I also put in on a different app with 6 points and nothing.

My boy drew his first big game tag, unit 27 white tail! My wife and I put in on different apps for the 23 white tail rut hunt. She had 2 points and I had 6. She drew the tag and my personal terrible luck continues! This will be the first ever hunt for both my wife and son, so I'm still pretty excited.