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Dead snakes can bring great joy.

My bad; your neighbor Bill catches them all the time in his barn. Thought you liked them, so he releases them on your side of the fence.

I walked up he looks at me , with head lamp on, then looks down 2-3 times. I said what's the matter with you? I don't remember if he said look down or I just spotted it but he almost caught me in his arms. Lol I forgot all about that, and now I remember I still owe you buddy lol Ahhh memories ... I'd do it all over again.

That is not even a funny joke. Unless you are watching it happen. Watched with anticipatory delight.

I think the OP is still upset one night I wrapped a dead rattlesnake around his trailer hitch before he hooked up. Just testing his situational awareness in dim light. No harm no foul.

Is there any where in the Payson are where I can park a toy hauler for 4 days next week?

Got it figured out, thanks ShedhunterAZ.

I'll check with the owner, he's a deserving vet with the H4H Muzzleloader tag in 22S Just an incredible and deserving guy. Pretty sure he won't want to leave it unattended in the forest for several days.Thank you.

Talented man, I believe one of his knives was raffled at the recent Christian Hunters raffle. My condolences to his friends and family.

Dibs Pm sent

I have not seen them but the most likely cause is improper heat treating during manufacturing that left the part either to soft or to brittle. I have seen a number of fastener failures on Polaris products resulting from improper heat treating. Guess # 2 is loose lug nuts. Reason I asked is if the problem isn't addressed it'll happen again. Are there after market rims on it?

What caused the studs to shear?

Leaving in the afternoon on Friday I'd be watching the traffic alerts and closures but 101 to Shea probably best. Love yourself and get out of Scottsdale before the cougars hit the 101 between 3-4.

Long and narrow wouldn't even qualify for 1 landowner tag in UT or NM To put it in perspective (cuz I'm bored), if the property is 519.4 acres and 2.1 miles long, it would average 2040.5' wide. I'm done.

2.1 miles squared =1345 acres

We've all had them; question is what's the most important thing(s) you've forgotten to take on a hunt or couldn't remember to bring back from the hunt? There's got to be some good ones, ie tent, license, bow, etc.

Man that's a great deal

Me want You far

Where in CO? I used to farm outside Dove Creek

Last summer I went shed hunting in 9. Knew I'd be hiking some miles so I borrowed my gf's late granddad's .38 revolver Got into the habit of visiting the same tree for morning nature calls and hanging the pistol on a limb. Long story short, once home I go thru my bags and can't find the pistol. After a couple days I mustered the nerve to ask the ol lady if she had gone through my bags and put the gun somewhere? Next day I'm headed back to 9 After an hour search, found where the pistol fell from the limb and into a bush.

How'd that work out?

Late January deer hunt a couple years ago, forgot my sleeping bag. Three years ago tagged out a nice buck above Canyon Lake and packed him out about 3 miles So exhausted I laid my rifle across the truck's bed side and not in it. Drove all the way back down the Apache Trail stopping in Gilbert for dinner and F me, my rifle rode the whole way like that. 7 miles of rough road from the trailhead, 24 miles of Apache Trail and stop and go traffic to Gilbert. What an idiot.

Oh the TV in stockings and sombrero piped up?

Good for pop's!