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Light dinner well, breakfast for dinner. 3 egg cheesey scramble with hatch green chillies and cilantro, sausage and prickly pear toast!

Pastrami, swiss, thousand island, coleslaw, lays chips and 3 pickle spears. Small salt infusion for lunch!

So after a month between when we found the bull and when I went back in and got a look . He had been cleaned up by the scavengers . Not much left of him at all . I did recover the head and give it my best at a euro . I do think it came out good but it's definitely not something I would do again. It's a chore and it's better for me to just pay to have it done . What do you think?

Thanks for the heads up, just snagged one. Great deal!

Don’t forget the youth and Dec hunts. More like 25-2700. That game manager only manages that unit to kill every 2pt every year.

3 hunts a year with 750+ TAGS PER HUNT! for the last 20 plus years I'm surprise there's any deer there!

Went to my honey hole this morning. One small two point. Tough as of yet.

I sprung for the bruks. (Gransfors bruks) Love it. They are also sold under husqevarna sometimes. Or look at a stihl.

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Turned out great!!

I had the mid Nov hunt in 34a. Tons of does and two decent bucks that were gone in a flash. You've probably heard the saying, Couldn't grow horns on em." Well I did. Looked hard enough at a yearling still on mommy's hip at about 50 yards then looked again with my 12xs. Sure enough, little fellow had 1 small horn maybe 2" tall lol. As bad as I wanted to make jerky this fall, I gave the runt a pass. Wish I had taken his Pic.

bet that was a nice tasty meal. Turkey looks dang well perfect.

Smoked turkey, pepper jack, ritz

I have 2 boxes of 6.5 creedmoor and some .22 ammo, I’ll message you when I get back from my hunt and meet up Thanks Tony

Yes it was additional 10% off, mine was 293 out the door

Not a bad deal.

Been down in 36B since opening day and yes the same... lots and lots of does and so few bucks. A lot of shooting but I've only seen 2 3x3's worthy of shooting. They were running and we gone fast. My usual spots have been crowded, hopefully these next few days things change. Good luck to everyone!

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I had the early hint and had the same difficulty. Headed down tomorrow to help my son for a couple days. Hopefully it turns out better

Surprise 🙂

Bear Down! The University of Arizona is just better - at everything! p.s. ASU coach needs a bra with those tittes!

Had the incredible privilege of helping my buddy fulfill his lifelong dream of killing a Dall Sheep. He absolutely crushed it at 3 months from his 71st Bday. Best part was his son had a tag to and killed a giant 11 year old ram. Northern lights were spectacular!!!

That is awesome! Would love to see the northern lights someday.

The December rifle hunts for mule deer generally rotate through the region. I think the 37B youth hunt is here to stay.