HuntHarder

Guide requirements suck. You should be able to sign a waiver or have rescue insurance if that's what they are really worried about. Me thinks it's more of a way to keep guide industry propped up in those states

Any examples you know of? Not that I don't suspect they could trim some fat, just curious if you have some insight we do not.

Nice work! One of my favorite hunts of the year.

If that is non-res prices, I am good with it. You SHOULD have to pay a premium to hunt out of state. If those are resident prices, that sucks. I do think AGFD is severely underfunded and also there is a lot of pork that could be trimmed to help them with their budget. Recruiting quality Game managers is tough with the salary they make and the schooling required. We could easily use double the fish cops we have right now and you still would rarely get checked in the field.

100$ an ounce for weight savings over their original.

Anyone have a recommendation on a mobile tint outfit? I need to get my pickup re-done. Northwest valley if that matters. Thanks

Def. What happened. I feel so bamboozled. Live and learn. I wasn't gonna shoot another, but may have to make another trip after eating that meat.

Yup, 10 points going into this year. Thought I had a decent chance at my tag. SMH

Not even sniffing max.. lol 18 for me. The good thing about the Raymond is I am in no real hurry to draw it. I have been pretty good at filling up the freezer over the years and this Moose from 2022 should last a good while. Donated a bunch of it to the locals because they really talked me into. After eating my first pack of burger I immediately knew I F'd up. Moose meat is now my favorite wild game. The subsistance lifestyle they live and seeing their poverty in those small villages messed up my thinking process.

That's the shoot I am after too. I have no desire to sit in a blind for hours on end and dealing with the shitshow that is up north. Bison mounts look like cattle to me, so just a euro if it's a bull, but more than happy with some cow meat.

Switched to 90% milwaukee at work. Most of their tools have served us well. Mechanics usually have the big one. https://m.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200821236_200821236?cm_mmc=Google-pla&utm_source=Google_PLA&utm_medium=Power Tools > Impact Tools %2B Accessories > Impact Wrenches&utm_campaign=Milwaukee&utm_content=98483&gclid=CjwKCAiAk--dBhABEiwAchIwkYKWk_nvQDaFBjNG0Qpjce2Qp2woykOkr3MaiA4FU9xMUfPKJF0aZxoCskEQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Might be overkill for your use. Their 1/2" big rattle gun does well too.

Gotta be something that happened between these two. Casey is like a scorned Jealous ex.

For extra smoke flavor, try using a pellet tube, in addition to your normal smoke. I refill maybe 3-4 times over 10 hours. https://www.amazon.com/TINMIX-Stainless-Hexagonal-Electric-Charcoal/dp/B08C2N3LWW/ref=asc_df_B08C2N3LWW/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=507696663523&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=7713102371120364654&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9029980&hvtargid=pla-951508833986&psc=1

203 is the # for me. Usually 10-14 hours depending on the Piece of Pork.

Game and Fish Dept?

My storm drain spot got ruined when they got rid of archery within a 1/4 mile of residences. Shame, because baiting was legal then too. Used to get em plump with dog food and 🎃

Yup. Couple guys seem like a bromance went sour or something.

Thanks. I'll avoid it, def. no javelina there.

Slippery slope argument is so tiresome... Cellular trail cams, arrows with trackers in them, bows that are shot with air @over 450' a second, Mler's using smokeless powder, drones, night vision, thermal vision, the list goes on. So much new tech that was either regulated or needs to be. Crazy that some guys can not see a need for some type of regulation as Technology continues advancing forward.

Thank God. This was a hard one to pass up. I started adding up all my .22's last night and decided against it. Awesome firearm tho.

That guy, you remember? Him?

Not sure where your gripe is. I vacuum mine out maybe 3 times a year and burn thru 10+ bags of pellets a year. Mine is one of the older models but still kicking.

Huh? Literally the most important thing for guides. Clients, that pay guides, want to get the most animal for their money. There is a reason guides who kill big shhhiit, get the big $$$ tag holders.

No joke! I am amazed at how fast our's is. Great family dogs.

I will help you out.. I am no expert either but got one from this same breeder a year ago. They are far from a yapping breed. Mine barely barks ever. Not sure what a sensitive, snooty breed looks like, but mine gets wrestled by my kids just about every day and never backs down. When We used to shave him like a poodle, I guess you could say he looked snooty. The best thing about Poodles is, they do not shed at all. This is what drew me to them. We shave ours regularly but it is really easy to do at home. If you need more details than that, I suggest you PM the OP. He was great at getting back to me and can answer any questions you may have.