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I don't know how they over rule state law saying you can carry a loaded weapon on your person? Is there something special for that?

Usually the person who has spent the most $$$$. But we do have some pretty knowledgable/experienced people here. I'm broke so that means.........? Dam!!!!!

Most of the roads I go on almost require driving less than 10mph. I'm off the main (good) dirt roads before daylight anyway and can't see in the dark. If I see a deer while driving a bad road I'm gonna pull off and figure it out. It's a huge grey area if your hunting from road or trying not to tear up your truck. Also what's considered a road is another grey area.

So who has a bigger dick, energy or holes?? I'm confused now? Since anything from a .17 up to a 700 nitro and beyond will in fact kill a deer (.22 centerfire being minimum legal of course). Although there are kill shots made past 500 yards all the time I'm gonna say the majority are under that even if the gun is capable of longer distances and the shooter practices out to a mile.

Nothing X25 on sale that I saw, good prices on the 6's and mark 4's though. Hoping the vx3i goes on sale in the next few weeks lol or else I'm payin full pop.

glad I only found two of them. Thanks for the info

I've never seen such a colorful stink bug?

Will trade for swaro 15x56 or 12x or zeiss 15x or a crap load of .22 ammo or ocean from property in AZ, AK, or Russia. Possible Wyoming but not sure.

I believe every word! I was shutting down the shop at my dad's house about 15 years ago and when I went into the tin shed to kill the compressor a badger happened to be at the door! I screamed like a Sally and kicked it in the head while I locked myself in the shed. It beat up the tin door for half an hour. I snuck out an hour after lol. I had nothing to use as a weapon in that dam shed. Mean little sh!ts!

what are these? Looked cool so I figured no good,

Yep

Past couple of years that I've hunted I've been trying to give my hunting partner first shot but every time I end up shooting a buck and we end up trying to get his first deer. Hopefully this is the year! He's not a kid/youth but for his first all he wants is a shot he's comfortable taking and legal antlers. Part one of that hasn't happened yet.

Every bear I've come in contact with in AZ and New Mexico has ran as fast as they could the other direction. Fishing on black river several times have heard movement thru the bushes across the stream, one time a bear drank for a second before spotting me (15-20' away) then bolted scared as can be. I actually laughed cause I had it pictured opposite. Haven't heard of many attacks if any where human places food wasn't the issue, camp trash, fish guts, cabin trash can etc. Oh and F yeah for spears!!!! Who was the dude that speared the bison last year/year before?

TTT

Watch those Tucson ponds azruger. There can be 20 guys tryin to hunt one pond. Be careful or move in if it's not safe. First come first served doesn't apply for dove hunting near the city.

Where do you live and which hunt? I'll take you out if it's not during my hunt in another unit.

No idea but that picture is awesome!

Keep at it. Ain't easy

Gotta agree with Casey. Suspenders make a world of difference especially if your fat. Pants stay up and comfortable

I'm surprised reading at all is still required.

Tell me about the rabbits George.

For 10 and 20 yard angle shots I read an article that helps out a bunch. Practice from the roof of your house. Most yards are at least 20 yards deep. If not, shoot from scaffold or a "little giant" ladder system for safety. When your in your stand for the actual hunt, range trees at various distances. One or two practice shots at the base of the tree during "off peak hours" is ok. Most importantly!! When a buck comes in, use a 22 mag pistol to drop his AS$!!!! Meat on the table.

Both are good but I love my .243.

Yeah, I would never shoot one of those dinks. LOL I guess if you got out from behind that computer you might hsve the option All about personal choices dont you thjnk. The beauty of hunting. You get to decide for yourself what you want to try and kill sounds like he was being facetious about the bucks "lol" and ain't you in a stand on the internet?? Either way good luck. Looks like you got a real nice spot with lots of opportunities.

I've done about a 2 hour or just under commute every day for almost 10 years. I go thru stages of hating it but I'm used to it. Being able to come home to my piece of the earth makes it worth it.