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Great footage. Nice shot on that buck Eric. I loved the play by play on the first hunt too.

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Cool pics of that white kid Amanda. I too enjoy watching sheep/goats and marvel at how well they traverse the terrain they to. It would certainly make any man cling for life or fall and lose it.

Great write up and thanks for taking us along. I've been so busy with work, I haven't had much time to get out this spring.

Great pictures of the coiled snake Jim. The thing I hate most about encountering a snake, is that afterward, EVERYTHING looks like a freaking snake! Just ruins my hike.

DUG, you could always get a good quality scope and get a ballistic turret made from Kenton Industries. http://www.kentonindustries.com/

That's a lot of antler!

Glad it turned out well for you. Kudos to the guys that helped you out. Great to hear one was a member of the forum and even better that he was sporting a sticker!

DUG, You made a very important and valid point. I have been on hunts where the hunter could not make out his B&C reticle under fading light. It can literally become a nightmare scenario, especially when you are depending on that to make the shot. The Zeiss "reticle selector" on their website is a good reference. Don't take it as a sales gimmick for their illuminated reticles, but as a real world reference to what a standard "busy" reticle (like the B&C) can become under low light.

Saw you on the 60. You got on from Power road. I gave the wave...who was it?!

Little hatchback car. Yup. Around 10ish this morning.

HaPpY BiRtHdAy!!!!

Friends at the hunting lodge in Mexicali are without power still. It was felt pretty good there.

Hope everyone is having a great day!

Good luck on a full recovery. Keep us posted.

Yup, Tis the season!

Found it! http://woa2.com/beware-of-the-cactus/

That looks like a lot of fun. Good for you for taking Mom out to break in her new rifle. Love the trophy pics.

Cool post Jim. I'm glad you took pics to share with us.

I gotta say...you got me! I was rushing to open the thread!

Looks like you have found a good spot. Thanks for sharing!

As many of you with CCW permits know, it's a big pain in the rear to carry ALL THE TIME. Between finding the right firearm that's light and concealable to carry all day, to buying numerous holsters that make for comfortable and easy concealment. I'm sure we'll get a flurry of people begin to carry at first. Then, I believe, most will deter from it being an everyday thing. I would like to see firearm safety become more mainstream as well. This may make that a reality.

Welcome to the site! As far as the deer regs being available...Just keep coming back here, someone will post up when it happens I'm sure!

It's going to be a tough road ahead of us from here on out.