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My advice would be to not get married in the fall or winter!!! it ruins atleast one hunt a year

I understand the curiosity factor about the big deer, I was lucky enough to see the one I did (in picture form) not sure if its the same one others are talking about from the southern units. This thread has a few options...... Either die, go for a record breaking 20+ pages of crap talking about whatever, or the owner of the amazing deer posts and tells a story. I won't be sad however it goes haha!

Dude in denim, rancher looking, huge 2x3 (maybe 3x3 with junk?) no detail, no permission, and I have enough respect to say no more about it.

same here, don't know the guy in the picture.

Could be pics of different bucks?

I got the same pics, then heard it was a rez buck?

I honestly hope that's not the deer I've watched grow up for the past 5 years. Lots of people have said they've seen it, I've had it in bow range and in my scope but always had something keeps me from being able to make the shot. Either way, amazing deer and congrats!!

yeah, that picture works!!!! WOW

The dang picture wont come up on my computer!!!!

TT

3 or 4 will burn most of the night, add a hunk of oak or mesquite and you'll have coals in the morning.

Well why us askin on the internets then ya hillbilly

I'll look it up in my books. I know that guns old but it don't mean nothin if it don't shoot

Not much ash, don't use the colored pages and you won't gunk up your stove pipe. Almost an hour a log, how long do you want it to burn? It's comparable to juniper

I can tell you alot. Tell him to clean than dang dirty gun again!!! And then again once more! Maybe you'll see the whole serial number once all the gunk is off of it.

Do both if the time and money isn't an issue. If it is, I'd choose unit one.

I've made them before and added saw dust to the paper. A few sections of 6" PVC pipe cut length wise 60/40 split, capped on one end and held together with hose clamps. It's a bit cheaper and gets the same results. They burn around 45 min as Curtis said.

At Luna lake when I was about 9. I was to busy trying to catch chipmunks in the rocks and had my pole drug in the water and lost. We saw it bubbling about 50 feet from the dang. My dad was pissed that I wasn't paying attention haha!! My pole was weighed down with about 20 pounds of rocks.

I'm happy for the hunter, very nice trophy and mount! But sad that a very rare animal has been taken out of the woods. Congrats to the hunter!

lucky man! should be a fun hunt.

Check out the be place on alvernon, I believe it's industrial metal supply? I'll double check the name when I drive by in a bit, they sell ingots.

If your going with a good wholesome American made company, I believe Henry would be #1

Hahaha!!! I don't think ole 25-06 has been to the mountains in 10 years!!!! Although that desert boy has an elk hunt coming up, we've been cutting mesquite and juniper with our stihls before with no problems, the ole man that we cut for had an echo and cut right there with us. I love both my stihl saws but can't say another brand ain't good too, just never owned another brand. 3rd generation stihl owner here.

I won't give away your spot, I know the mountains in the 2nd pic I think, and that post the birds are on haha!

talk about tugging on the heart strings. that list is very well put together.