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I believe the hunter was Philip Barrett, V.P. Finance for Chick-fil-A (also national board member of RMEF). Everything I've read about him points to an individual of great character ...

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RX-1000i TBR angle-compensating rangefinder; red digital display / excellent condition; belt holster, neck strap, all paperwork in original box; $250. 1st text/call buys it ... (480)760-3868

Sold pending funds

I own a pair of these --- AWESOME glass! If you've had problems finding a pair of 15s that allow you to use comfortably because your eyes are set closer together, these are the REAL DEAL (swivel tighter than Swarovski non-HD 15s). Not the lightest to carry, but SOLID on a tripod. A great buy ...

No kidding --- mushrooms will be plentiful between now and September! For some excellent related links, Google > (1) Arizona Mushroom Club, (2) Arizona Mushroom Forum, (3) Arizona Mushrooms Primer (Sorry my previous links wouldn't work ...)

Apache-Sitgreaves does NOT have an approved forest-wide "Motor Vehicle Use Map" yet, like those in use since 2011 in Kaibab and Coconino Forests. It's not unusual to have more specific regs in place for high-use areas (like the Rim lakes) ...

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Wish my noggin was a mite smaller --- good price on a nice sombrero!

Kodiak recommends spraying down your new tent with water before 1st-time use (shrinks the canvas slightly, closing up needle holes made when the tent was sewn together). The canvas is factory treated with a silicone-based product (I can touch inside walls without causing the tent to "weep" water drops like older conventional canvas tents do) --- no leaky!!!

I remember foraging for pinon nuts during my much younger years. Best part was when I'd crack open a handful using my teeth (not looked on favorably by my dentist), then eat a handful all at once. Sweet ...

Just wondering what's the biggest juniper CWT members have found over the years here in Arizona? Pics of said beasts would be cool to see ...

Here's why I brought up the topic. I bumped into this one this week up on the Rim --- crazy that something like this still exists in today's world! I've seen some pretty broad alligator junipers, but I've n-e-v-e-r seen one this tall!

I don't remember where I picked up this pic. Supposed to be from Reavis Ranch Trail in Superstitions ...

Doug, as good as it gets!

Some of our best times are with our "partners in crime." Feel for you, Bob ...

Well-done recap --- take a look!

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Check Bargain Cave at Cabela's in Glendale ...

cessna: You'll have to check with G&F to see if a dvd is available (they're the ones who put the video together) ,,,

Got a text from a friend in Tucson today --- he glassed up 6 ewes w/ 6 new lambs just the other day ...

Quality Bumper has done all sorts of stuff on my vehicles over the years (including window tint) --- give 'em a call ...

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I can tell you put a lot of effort into those. Potassium permanganate is something that works really well (I've used it myself) --- you may want to try it next time: www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,72467.0.html Here's a video showing the use of potassium permanganate (about 20 min. long): www.youtube.com/watch?v=reAoZQ7h7z8