Coues79

I like the wrangler outdoor series. Similar and easy on the wallet

If I were to write a review, it would be identical to this. I own the same grinder and have the same compliments for it and the one suggestion for a bigger hopper. There has been nothing it cannot handle with ease. The regrind is where that larger neck indeed comes into play. I use a different plunger than the one that comes with it. Paid in the 400 range for mine as well, however, every so often they have a large discount/sale on them.

209 wasn't an issue for me as I hunted NM a couple years ago. I really liked how clean it shot. You can be setup with tubes of powder and bullets pretty easy, to make quick shots. But like DB stated, make sure to measure out your powder. A lot of those tube holders can vary in their measurements. I picked up the CVA LR model along with a Nikon muzzleloader scope with BDC. It was very easy to get tuned in... actually a lot of fun as well.

I'm gonna go up and pour a salt line right along the border the entire length, keep it going all year. It's gonna be the "hot line" and I'll take the highest bidder. My expectation is that no one can hunt anywhere by that salt because I kept it up..... on public land. Everyone else can find another place to hunt and can K.M.A.

The guy I met up there stated because he didnt pay the premium package he was left in a tent and his mountain house meals without any invitation to join conversation in the evenings eventhough he was at their camp. He felt very unwelcomed. When I spoke to the regional azgfd manager over this area he stated that they have told Russ multiple times about his behaviour and it seems to not improve. Ill keep posted as to what if they do anything involving my experience. Really starting to sound like you have an axe to grind and just want to do whatever you can to talk bad about the guy. I mean for real, someone who didn't pay enough didnt get to sit at the cool kids table in the lunchroom? Is this a hunting forum or a junior high? Good grief. We get it, Russ ruined your hunt that you did no research on and no prep for prior to drawing. So now you need to validate your grief by crying to anyone who will listen and is just as ignorant as you were before your hunt. LoL. Really starting to sound like you got a man crush for the outfitter. The guy isn't crying. Opening up dialogue on what happened and informing others that may potentially want to DIY. It's obvious that some have had positive experiences and many have not, with this same outfit. Roll the dice it sounds like if you want to DIY.

Power cleans

I've heard the same thing. Seems to be time for game and fish to make a change and prioritize back to favorable conditions for a DIY hunter. It's ashame that a guide service can ruin a person's OIL opportunity without there being some type of repercussion on the guide outfit. Aside from that, I wouldn't be able to look at myself in the mirror acting that way. The lack of integrity is putrid with guides like that.

Be sweet to make another run at the CWS. Go Cats!

A lot of the country was moonscaped during the fire. Not nearly as many trees or cover as there used to be. I do agree a different management approach could be used, but I was very, very surprised at the lack of people I saw on my wife's hunt during the first weekend. Quite possibly the weather factored in. Regardless, those Gould's are beautiful birds. Amazing color on them. Congratulations.

The wind is ridiculous in 1 and 27 right now. Supposed to be rough through Saturday. Good luck

Henned up. Making it tough right now.

Been seeing guys from down south and back east, hammering Tom's for a few weeks now. What are your thoughts to it being too early here in our high Country? Think the cold plays with it? We have a few weeks to go til AZ opens up....

No and my son did draw, so not sure when they're sending those...

Their system is great. 3 weeks from application deadline to posting results. Hard to beat that.

Have the 3500/4000 champion and it's worked well in cold weather. Love the remote start.

Spring in the high country.... the wind always roars!

GO CATS!

Too early sounds like. I know that in the Deep South seasons have already opened. I want to think this as well. Was hunting with a buddy last year and we had dismal responsiveness from Tom's. Been a weird spring in the high Country thus far... Snow, rain, wind 75 degree temps. Up and down.

One of the reasons I ask this.... last weekend was out up here in the high country in the eastern half of the state. Saw quite a few turkeys. All Tom's were grouped up together. Hens all together. Tom's showed no interest. Too early or too late? Been up and down weather wise, so wondering if that has something to do with it.

Hmm. Used to live right down the street from you on W desert canyon. It was a nice neighborhood when we lived in there.

Just updated to show hunt number

About three minutes ago I couldn't either. Then I hit refresh and I could. Now a tag number and no hunt number..... hope it gets squared away today.

Same thing going on here

That's one heck of a grinder. I've got the cabelas 3/4 hp and that thing spits it out as fast as you can feed it.

Call your credit card company ahead of time to have them make note not to reject any charges from the game and fish. It's an easy solution to avoid this happening...