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It's great seeing all the forest critters gettin along

great pics, keep em comin

Cool, give me a ride. *update* My friend is too mean and preoccupied to give me a ride but I will try and make it despite his poor attitude towards others

Holy Moly!

I was riding a green horse once that was just looking for an excuse to explode. Guy with me had a horse naying ringtone and that was all it took.

I used to live at 7200' and saw rattlers all the time.

Even a blind squirrel could have found at least one nut

Nice. I wanted to go but my scheduled ride backed out (and you know who you are, shame) when he learned it was a bear calling and not a bear sending seminar.

SOLD

Sadly, must part with my CC gun to justify buying another, much more expensive pistol. Comes with nylon conceal holster, one mag and over 100 fmj rounds. Hurry, wont last at this price. Actual pics coming soon.

WooHoo! Thanks buddy!

It's sold

303/Grand

I have a friend looking for one of these. What are u looking for in a partial trade?

Heard enough bugles at revelry, I need more cowbells.............

PRDATR, that would be Satan Goodness sakes, IA Born; now there's political correctness in the world of herpetology? Question for the experts; I walked out to a shed one dark and dreary night and felt around the wall for the light switch. Finally found it, flicked it on and there in the light was a rattler there coiled up at my feet. If I turned the light back off, would he not be there? .

Don't feel bad, I wanted pics too, but then edited the response. Gory pics put tattoos on the brain.

34b for me

Hey Coach, leave some for us. LOL

When I first saw the topic heading, thought someone had spotted me out and about the sticks. Scary stuff crawlin around out these parts. My dad used to have a shirt which pictured every creepy crawly thing here that bites, pokes and prods. Shirt read, 'Welcome to Arizona, now leave!;

Nice wolf. Many folk are clueless how big these dogs get. Sorry can't help on the taxidermy end but I do like SWtaxidermy's work in Scottsdale.

glad you're ok

I'm heading out southwest today for some varmit calling and put some cameras up. But after that drenching last night, I'm not too hopeful about watching water sources.

Interesting. 240 years ago, Father Kino described the Santa Cruz near Tucson as a "fast and wild river." Be careful, Oneshot. After floods, river could have a lot of unseen hazardous like barbed wire and brush jams.

Just read this, scary stuff. Our thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery.