tomuchworking

Where are your kids? For me that would be the decision maker. As far from them as possible. JUST KIDDING. I would be near or between them.

I've done the same as biglakejake with a platform. It makes your sleeping area bigger and gives you room to store stuff under the bed. Only down side is losing a bit of headroom.

Let's get that jackass from Heber on here and tell us what we should do. He knows everything.....

This weekend 3C was crazy with traffic. The Arizona ATV riders planned a ride the same weekend as the youth elk hunt. I sent them a very kind email letting them know my feelings of their horrible timing. I encourage everyone else here to do the same. Please be respectful, but let them know this was a youth hunt with many hunting elk for the first time. Google Arizona ATV riders and find their website. There is a quick link to email. Thanks.

Ya Delw, some day when I get the dishes done and carpets clean, maybe I could have you teach me how to be a bad as*.

I wasn't road hunting you jerk. You must not have kids.

There was a Rem. 600 or 660 on here a few weeks ago. I have one of those for my boys, and it has done great. Check the classified section on here.

Dang nice piece, I have one in a .243. Been a great gun for my boys. Wish I had $600 sitting around. Very nice.

That is great. I have met your nephew before. One heck of a guy. Always has smile. Congrats

That right there is why you should have a blut in your quiver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Richard Owens, Hunter's Lair in Show Low. He is a heck of a guy as well.

I am looking to sale an English made bamboo flyrod. It is a 7', 5 wt rod. I also have a Hardy Bro. reel. It is "The Perfect" in the 3 1/8. Please text me at 928-242-8766.

I agree, 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ya, just remember that we are the weird and crazy ones because we own a gun or ten!!!!!!!! Scary to think what this place is going to be like in ten years????

I was working on the Hells Canyon bridge, and saw them a few times off the bridge.

When I took my ten year old to his Hunter Ed field day, Larry was there. I had the opportunity to visit with him for a bit. Very nice gentleman. Please let us know the outcome of the hunt with these guys, and thank them from all of us here for the service they gave.

Tate (13) and Brooks (10) were lucky enough to draw their first deer tags together this year. These youth hunts are the best. We sure had a good time out in the woods. Tate Brooks

Wish we could have given him a few more years to grow. About three years ago I saw a four point in that area with an extra just like that. Pretty cool.

I tried getting pictures, but could not. I remember holding the spear as a kid. They welded a long blade to a heavy pipe. I wish I could have found/got some pictures of it.

I am sure there are many versions of this story to be told. Grandpa always wanted to kill a lion with a spear. He told one of the local houndsmen (Charlie Sutherland) what he wanted to do. Charlie later called him and said they had found a good lion. I was told he climbed the tree to stick the cat. His first jab was swatted by the lion sending the spear to the ground. He climbed down to get the spear, and made the second attempt count. My aunt still has the rug and the spear. He was one of a kind. Sure miss him.

Spend time at the range at different distances and get comfortable with whatever you are going to use. Making a good shot is more important than what you are using.

I took two of our boys out calling the other day, and my 8 year old got his first coyote. We called this one in and Brooks made a 130 yard shot with the 17HMR. Another fun morning in the woods with the boys.

Does it get any better than this? Porter got his Friday morning, then it was Tate's turn Friday evening. This is a great opportunity for these kids. We had a blast and made some good memories.

Rem. 600 Mohawk. It's been a great gun for the boys.