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Prepare to have your tits blown off! Made this a few years back for Valentine's Day and became a household fave. Momma made it tonight (her way) with adding shrimp and reducing the tails and shells in a garlic, butter and onion reduction. Amazing! https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/99314/lobster-pasta/

no hits, no runs, no errors

Dinner tonight, pan seared blue fin tuna, I caught, seasoned with yuzu furkikake, shichimi togarashi and 809 miso, with a soy and sesame oil dip.

2002 Honda TRX350FE. Electronic shift (push button) automatic clutch, w/reverse. Winch. 3300mi / 487 hrs. Starts easily, runs smooth. Always stored inside. $3500 Queen Creek/STV

Do an 8 twist. If you decide to shoot 130-140 grain you will have enough twist. Don't worry about overspinning the lighter bullets.

Dang, just got hit. There is a god! after 25 years of applying, I still apparently have no grasp of how the azgfd draw actually works…

First applied in AZ in 1997 with hopes of drawing elk. Have applied every year since and have drawn strip mule deer and 2 antelope permits along the way. Finally drew elk and looks like I’ll be in 23N most all of this coming September.

Where you most likely went wrong was field care. As already mentioned, this is slipping due to a bacterial infection in the hair follicles. Skin the animal as soon as possible and keep the pelt cool until you get it home. Then flesh and dry it immediately or freeze it in a plastic bag until you can flesh and dry it. The longer you wait to either freeze or dry the pelt the more likely it is to slip.

And cleanup's a jiff!

Falls thru let me know.

Everyone!!!! Gets a tag!!!!! Congrats!!!!!

I have the zulu10s and I love em!

Man there’s almost as much drama on here as there is on facebooks

He's got cankels..

Boom! Just got hit for elk 5 min ago! Early rifle or early archery

At least you have the calf’s for it!

Same here. Got one charge yesterday and just got another. Dam good year! Kids are going to be happy.

Yes and do not worry. I've seen this in years past when I drew a tag, but it'll be okay. Eddie

A buddy at work just texted that he just got hit.

Hair is slipping do to bacteria in the hair follicle. Aka spoilage from what I've been told.

Dinner tonight, grilled ribeye steak, with grilled asparagus with olive oil, salt and pepper, garlic mashed potatoes with a mushroom worcestershire reduction sauce.

Quick ahi tuna pan seared for a mid day snack

A bit late but here was the result of my hunt. I did 6 or so quick early morning glassing sessions throughout the summer and found 4 decent bucks and saw 3 of them multiple times in the same general areas. Tall with weak forks; short but thicker and curvy; wide; and this unknown one too far away. Day before season we started closer to this buck to get better eyes on him and found him with a few does. They went up and bedded in a good spot to shoot. After not seeing any more antelope driving and glassing the unit the rest of that day we set up in the same spot to find this buck opening morning. He started in about the same spot but this time he and the does went 1.5 miles away from us and into an area with no roads and out of sight. The hill he disappeared on had one tree that they could have used for bedding, otherwise they might have slipped down further away. I decided to get up on the knob above them. Made the 2 mile trek in 100+ degree heat. Got up above them and peered over and thought I saw them but realized it was a small forky mule deer and a doe/fawn bedded in the other tree on the hillside. I kept creeping over and saw the top of the tree that I could see on the map and sure enough the buck and 2 does were bedded under it. I set up for the shot and when he stood up I dropped him in the only shade on the sunny hillside at 160 yards. The neat thing was that I had run into the game and fish guy for the unit the day before so I was able to share that he was down and he shared pictures of the archery tag's buck as well as the other rifle tag's buck the next day when he killed. The meat has been as good or better than any of the best deer or elk I've ever had. Even cuts that aren't usually very tender on deer/elk have been tender on the antelope. Probably because it had been slow cooked in the sun all summer long. 😉 7 or 8 days of being out there an not one rattler for me. My eyes were on the lookout in all that heat but none shown themselves. The odds ended up being pretty crazy to draw the tag. 603 people put in for the 2 tags but the 1 tag went in the bonus round to the other rifle hunter with 27 points. So it was me against 602 people for the remaining tag.

Not necessarily......but likely a miss.....