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Where at..... Lark you know the are quite well at least you did when you were a youngster

Quail hunting a few years back we followed a group of birds into a Mesquite thicket, well when we got through the thicket it opened up to a big marijuana patch with natural running water and everything to it.

when it snows in the desert

what a brawler

good luck

sweet!!!

awesome mass

awesome bull how much are the tags on the res now

I have had a couple of crazy things happen to me with rattlesnakes one I was in my 90 blazer which (had 33 12/50 mudders on it). Well it was raining so i had the windows down and i was coming around a corner going about 60 and i saw this huge rattler in the road well due to certain circumstances i was unable to swerve so i ran over the snake with my driver front tire. Well the dang thing got caught in my tread of my tire and it flung it up by my window and wrapped around my mirror needless to say my arm and hand were hanging out the window. Luckly it wrapped around the mirror and even more lucky i was able to keep the truck on the road. The snake finially came unwound from my mirror and i went about my way. it was a pretty crazy experience. Ill post the other later have to go

This one defenitly takes the cake so far!

I saw an albino spike bull a few years back that was pretty insane

OUCH

Hot on her tail!

Are you sure nobody needs tires, these tires are in perfect condition

All, I recently purchased a GMC Acadia for my wife and traded the factory rims and tires for aftermarket wheels/tires 20's. The tires are Goodyears 255 x 65 x R18. THese tires have maybe 50 miles on them. They are taking up space in my shed, and i would love to sell them or trade for something else. THanks, Russ

I have a trailcam on a water hole and according to the dates they only come about every other day. I have walked every inch of the land and can't find another waterhole so i agree i don't think they need to water every day

congrats!

awesome picture

all gambels

This is the most quail i have seen in several years while doing the early season scouting for deer..Can't wait till the opener

sounds like some thinning needs to be done in your area

Well said!

My step brother is no road hunter and now that they bottle Guiness in aluminum bottles he packs one around in his pack - it's his incentive to climb that next ridge. He chooses Guiness because it is best when at room temp. In celebration it gets consumed after the deer has been field dressed or just before the hike back to camp on the last day of the hunt which ever comes first. I must say I shared one with him after our last hunt and it was quite enjoyable. Don't know that it was enjoyable enough to pack around while hunting but if you're not the one doing the packing it's not such a bad thing. Thats a great idea never thought of that one Guiness is just like mothers milk......I get to pack for my pops as well it just makes the beer that much better when you finially make it to that spot for glassen

future 400's