muledeerarea33?

Get 100 fire brick, a shovel, and a cord of hard wood. A hatchet and an ax is handy too. Pit/smoke your meats. I bought a gas grill for the first time in my life a year or 2 ago. It does great but after 20 years of smoking with wood, it seems real hard to change. I tried.

I wouldn’t over look the scenar’s

Ugly redneck stroke of genius!!!

Great trip!! How about a bit more on how you have your trailer set up? I like how your just using a standard enclosed trailer as a camper.

Remember, rabbit is always open. Good luck.

Finally hitting the benson area. 54degrees and rainy. I love this weather!

Good choice

What caliber are you switching to bud?

Tell me more??

I’ve ran a vortex tripod for years. Have had a few leg sections slip and they replaced them for free! I’m 6’1” and it’s tall and sturdy. I’ve wanted to buy a new one for the last 5 years but with what I hear, i’m better off using my old vortex.

Wellers wildlife studio. Awesome work! Good people.

Who cares? The person who wants to buy a beautiful rifle. Chill out lee, he’s just asking a legit question.

Industrial metal supply. Don’t know how their prices compare but know they sell it. Round, square, with ears or with holes for chains.

And carry rabies, population thinning is some times needed.

Walk from redington to mnt lemon of visa versa. Lots of rough country and tons of different animals to see.

I’m not sure how the head attaches to the tripod? I’ve had the same vortex tripod for 10 years. I’d it a screw attachment thru the center? Do you know if it’s specific to manfroto? Thanks.

I’ll take 2nds. I’ll be in Tucson today and can pick them up or meet you.

Awesome! Great jobs with a black powder! Love the Shriners cowboy hat too!

As$ and head are smaller, those are second and third shots.....

Don’t give a hoot about basketball or sports. I’m just glad a 47 pager is alive and well without being nuked!

Believe that’s a big no no.

I’ve seen a few good Coues in 37b. Close to the airport, you’ll be able to hunt from a motel and have a decent chance of killing a buck. Just be careful because muledeer inhabit the same area.

I totally agree with lee!! Except I’m young enough and still enjoy cutting wood. I grew up with a wood stove. About the time I left high school my folks got natural gas (wasn’t available before then) it is really nice letting a thermostat take care of heat!! My self, I’ll cut wood til I can’t and hope I get natural gas at my property. If not.... I’m buying a pellet stove! Or whatever the government lets me buy at that time.

How many people here had a brake on their deer rifle when they were 11? How many didn’t? I don’t regret having to shooting open sights and no brake. I think it made me handle a rifle better.

Any Walmart or gun store is a dealer, don’t need to go to a g&f office