muledeerarea33?

My first carry rifle was an ithica lever action single shot .22, it had been passed down thru all my cousins and me. It taught us how to keep a gun nice and clean (while we beat up that .22) to this date I've given it to 3 friends for their kids and should be getting it back within the year I think? All of us started around ages 3-5. If you've had your son shooting for a length of time I'd recommend any non mag rifle from .243 to 06. If he's a big boy and has practice, might as well try and find anything affordable. I started with a .270 went to an 06, 300 win mag, etc. now I'm back to my .243.

Heck yeah!! I know my cat beats up on our three dogs. We only employ barn cats raised to work. Good job cat!!

I saw what I thought at the time was domestic sheep/goat, near NM last year. I suppose I shoulda looked a bit closer.

Yes

Blade, it's a good survey, marked with brass tags, and recorded. I personally watched them do it in 2008 and I put a t post one foot in on the corners a day after the survey.

Haha!! I love the self bump! Another bump for a guy I don't know but isn't afraid to bump themself.

Thank you Edge for your knowledge, it's a small world when you live rural.

barbed wire, marked with t-posts. Already a foot inside my property line on the corners.

wow!!! Wtf is wrong with you?? The guy started a business and did well, your gonna dung all over what he's done? Maybe I don't know what's going on and maybe your just a hunk of flaming crap, I don't know? If he mess's up or screws someone then bash him. Until then.... STFU!

Gosh darn all to heck!! This all sold fast!

Property lines marked correctly on the corners, my shortest straight line is 660ish feet I do have middle markers but with the wind, a string pulled tight at 300 feet will move I'm guessing 3 feet or more! I'd rather just walk 10' at a time and drop a post if I can do it accurately.

Thanks Stanley, I've googled GPS units specs and most say 10-15' like you say. I wasn't sure if that held true from one marked weigh point and walking to another. Or if it just meant "re-finding" a point. I'm not a gadget guy so I'm lost with this stuff. I don't mind the string line method or using my transit, trouble is I'm by myself with trees in the way that need cut and I don't wanna cut on property I don't own.

I feel safer living in the sticks down here than I do when I go to the valley.

I had a good one at silver saddle in Tucson the other night.

Haha, wife texted me 10 minutes ago... "I almost hit a frieking deer on my way to work!!"

At least three times a year I have a close encounter on the frontage road going home. It's usually when I'm headed out to scout for deer.

Sounds good. Who's your propane company?

Do you know if it has to be "certified" or anything of that nature before a new company would come fill it?

The stuff is fun but I believe it's ileagal on state trust, forest service, and BLM lands. Be careful while your havin fun and don't get caught.

Maybe back when that article was written they were in east Texas? Now a days I don't believe so.

Boo boo,s all grown up now yogi.

packing water is a good idea since you never know (especially since he's from out of state and doesn't know the area) I'm just saying there's plenty to be had.

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Lots of water in 33 if your backpacking in. Almost anywhere you go a few miles from the road you'll hit water, and maybe another road. Unless you walk straight up the mountain (s)

.270 rem??