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AZGFD would like you to believe a lot of things that just ain't so.

That is cool. I can still taste that old wooden varmit call my dad gave me 40 years ago. Where it is now, I'd love to know. But on the bright side, was going through some boxes yesterday and found an old cedar box turkey call he made 70 years ago.

I feel its only fair; kids that got participation trophy's share them with the kids that sat home.

I didn't feel anything on the NW side and that is fine, I was near the epicenter of the 6.8 Nisqually Quake in 2001. Was looking across the Ft Lewis tank range when that hit. The prairie looked like a carpet a giant was shaking. Never felt so small.

The secret to easy tire chain installation, put them on before you need them.

Great pics and buck. Nice sheds too.

Dang nice buck!

Need to beg, borrow or rent one.

Dang

Neat stuff Cliff, have you been in the San Mateo's, know of reliable water in there?

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Hey Cliff, I sat beside you at the recent SCI banquet.I've been in the San Mateo's twice, made it once to the graves. What a coincidence, Cliff, I've read everything I could find on that event and the history of that area. When the gang was shot at their mtn hideout, the posse opted to just return the gangs heads to San Marcello. The Kids head remained on display in a jar of alcohol until the town was buried in a flood decades later. Those hills are also thought to hide 2 brass Howitzers taken from Ft Craig and later cached by the Confederates on their route back to TX To cool, Cliff I read all about your kin. PS, been to Ojo Caliente, too. My grandparents worked on what was once the Diamond A, west of Ft Bayard.

Thanks Duane And thanks all for the lead. Mr Corona was a pleasure to talk with. Hopefully meet up with him when the Bumblebee Ranch hosts the Hope Kids 11/14. The Hope Kids is an organization similar to The Make a Wish Foundation. Big doings out in Bumblebee on 11/14 come out and volunteer for a rewarding day. Mr. Corona hopes to set up an archery range. There's also a fishing pond and horseback riding for the youngsters. (I run the roping event and can count on being hogtied about a dozen times). Pm me if you'd like to help. Last time there were hundreds of special need kids there, very exhausting.

A buddy realized yesterday he had a conflict in his hunting schedule. His wife made up his mind for him like she so often does and now his gmu 21 deer tag for 11/6 won't be needed. He's an army vet with a big heart, so when I suggested he might be able to donate it for a wounded warrior, he was hopeful. He has no computer and can't be on the phone days. So anyone with experience on how to get this done? Does SCI handle these donated tags, too?

There's trailer sales on Facebook.

I'd rather have a hog any day.

I had a 12ga single shot.

Good job, buddy!

WinkTell them Bambi lives but you put the thump on ol Thumper.

Good job, nice buck!

Yeah my brother and his buddy shed hunted A-L Peak last June I believe. They found some big chalks but nothing too exciting for freshies. They got ran off by the heat so I think another trip will be in order next year. I'm wanting to ride back up to the Apache Kid grave. Know of any reliable water up there?

Good story and a great buck!

I mean maybe they to clarify their definition Of petting Heavy Petting Zoo? Hubba hubba, assume the position;... On My Plate!

Wink's 40 winks. Love your idea of glassing.