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Depending on your price range take a look at somo mule paniers in the 450.00 to 500.00 range, this should last a lifetime. The Davis paniers look fine but don't seem to be a long term set up. They should be fine for 2 times a year and last a long time but if your looking for heavy use your price range should be up over 400.00 per pair. Another really good set is outfitterpackstaion.com bear cloth paniers for 380.00 set I don't own them but I hear that are really good.

No experience with their paniers but they do know canvas for sure. Just make sure they are leather reinforced also with nylon webbing.

525.00 price tag Rem 700 tac in 308 20in heavy 1:10 twist Comes with precision armament break no scope 500 rnds fired

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There's only one hole there??? Sweet muzzle gun

90 percent completed now. So glad I stuck with this stock. My son grabbed this gun when he first started working a job and had his own money, later on he needed cash so I gave him 200.00 bucks with this as collateral. A year or so later he told me just to keep it and I later mentioned I sold it. This will be gift wrapped for his first elk hunt in December. I found another one just like it in a pawn shop and I may match them up and give the other one to my pops who has the same first elk tag. Both are 30-06.

Ok after a great many hours of research and talking to previous owner and looking through gun bible I have found this gun to be a model 14 built in 1928. A little trick for anyone wanting to correctly identify a gun, it's this complicated time consuming process of looking at the model 14 stamp on the action!!!! Lol I guess the lighting was all wrong the first time I looked over the gun Haha. Very cool this was a one owner gun purchase in 1929 for 68.00 bucks. Last round down the tube was 40 years ago.

Picked this up recently and don't know the model, I think 16 ? It's traced back to 1924 per the owner but can't remember the model? Pump action in 30 rem Really love the head stamp in the side of the action very cool.

Cool deal, that's how I started out fly fishing. I fished bass for several years on the fly about 25 years back and only caught my first trout on the fly this year. Good times and nice work getting mom home.

Still getting a couple days a week outside. I always end up at like 4pm too. My system is I keep a squeeze bottle frozen and one with ice and when I run or hike I use both to spray on my head. Ounce the one with ice goes down the frozen one is ready and half melted. Works pretty well. I just started using a silk neck gaitor with cold water, it was decent first time out on a run, it keeps the major neck arteries cool but it's annoying. Big hat and cold water and hiking isn't bad. Runs are brutal though. Also I don't go anywhere in the summer without a cooler and Gatorade. Post workout drinks are a must. Last I keep gallon jugs of water in the truck and take a quick bath before heading home. I usually don't go anywhere without my gym bag, one less excuse to not stop and hike or run or lift.

Guns are easier to sell than tents

I was actually wanting to run kuiu bottoms with my first lite tops but I like the suspenders on the first lite. Maybe I'll just go with kuiu

How about this savage in 223 as seen in pic plus a hundred bucks? Temping?

No one pack is going to feel good with 80 lbs in it. Some will carry better but it's going to suck no matter what. Exo mtn makes a 5500 Kifaru makes 30 different 5500 packs Stone glacier makes a 5200 Mystery ranch makes one I still run a 150.00 pack from Kelty works just fine If I finally upgrade for a small amount more comfort it will be either the exo or the stone glacier sky archer Also for a 3 day hunt I would go smaller like 3500, 3 days no problem with a 3500

I'm going to pass thanks , bump for a great boot

Man ide like to have those packers. Hooking up from down in the valley would be the issue? Any stores here in phx area have these for a test fit? 11 is almost always my size but sometimes they are tight?

The one with the dent is crazy.

Awsome thanks for sharing

Having some fun there. Nice work

One of few animals I would never shoot, ide rather just look.

Ok very not accurate on the horsemen vs cyclists, I have no problem with bikes or people on them, I have only run across jerks on bikes 1 time. The large majority are very generous on the trail. Utv folks are even better but hikers a lot of times are really unhappy we are in their way. The bottom line is wilderness is a really good thing and is a very small percentage of the public land I own a dirt bike, mountain bike, road bike, kayak, backpack, mules, etc, I love using each and hope to continue as often as possible, our lands wilderness or not are always under attack, don't take any of this lightly, as fast as bikes could get into wilderness hunting could be banned as well.

Wholly cow man awsome. There's a smudge on your camera.

Man we are twins, let me know if you will let lightweight pant and top go separate