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Creepy! I actually thought of a red hammer and said it out loud. Then I thought, "what are the odds that will be the answer?" Boy was I surprised! In all fairness, I do have a red handled hammer. -Tracy

Wow! What a gorgeous animal! A true stud for sure. Congrats to the hunter on a trophy of a life time! -Tracy

Awesome! Its been way too long since I've been out calling. Seeing your pics has really got me itching to get out. Coats look good on those Greys. Congrats! -Tracy

Yep! I've seen them. They were mingling with some caribou. -Tracy

What a beast! HUGE congrats for a HUGE lion! Any idea of what it weighs? -Tracy

Fantastic! 15 years old and you already have your desert bighorn under your belt, doesn't get much better than that! Many guys that are 3,4 and probably even 5 times your age are envious of you right now. Way to go young man and congrats on a magnificent trophy! -Tracy

Wooohoooo! Whackin' and stackin' is right! Great write up Gino! Congrats to all on some great bulls! I love the palmation on the first bull. Colton's bull is a true beast. Awesome that all the bulls had good clean racks and aren't all busted up this late in the season. Congrats again to all the hunters! -Tracy

Awesome buck! Congrats on a true trophy of a lifetime! -Tracy

We always take our pigs to a meat processor and have it all made into either chorizo, brats, polish kielbasa or spicy Italian sausage. Chorizo and spicy Italian sausage are my favorite! -Tracy

Thanks for all the comments and especially the condolences! They are all much appreciated. I can't wait for the end of January when I get to take Jackson out for another javelina hunt. Hopefully we will be successful again! Thanks again! -Tracy

I'd have to see it to believe it! -Tracy

Way too cool! Congrats to your boy on the double! Love to see the youth hunters out getting it done. I'm hoping for the same kind of luck next weekend as Angie and I will be out with Jackson on his first big game hunt. Hopefully we can pull off a double as well! Congrats again! You must be proud! -Tracy

WOOOOHOOOOO!!!! Congrats to both of you! Great write up Regan! I felt like I was right there with you as I read it. Congrats to Randey on a great buck and on making an outstanding shot. I think Randey is actually a Marine Corp sniper and she has been hiding it from you Regan. -Tracy

I'll take it!!!! PM sent. -Tracy

TomGobbler is correct. The angle is 108 degrees which means that your miters need to be 54 degrees. Now you have to keep in mind that when your table saw is set at ZERO that the blade is actually making a 90 degree cut. With that in mind when you need to make a 54 degree cut you have to go 54 degrees off of the 90 degree blade which means you need to set you table saw at 36 degrees. -Tracy

AR34 is SPF. -Tracy

I have a few items that I don't use anymore and don't plan on using in the future so I thought I'd list them for sale. First my 2010 Bowtech Destoyer 350. It has 60 lb. limbs but is currently maxed out to 62 lbs. Draw length is adjustable but is currently set at 29". Bow has a D loop, kisser button, and peep. Also has an Octane Capture Pro rest and a carbon fiber Van Handle "Death Grip" along with the original factory grip that is all included. Sight is NOT included. Bow is in GREAT shape! I purchased this bow brand new in May of 2010, shot and hunted with it for only one year until I bought another bow in May of 2011. I shoot it every once in a while but not enough to justify keeping it. Price is $550. Second item is my 2005 (PSE) Archery Research AR34 Ram and a Half. It has 70 lb. limbs. Draw length is adjustable but is currently set at 29". Has Winners Choice Strings and Cables with less than 150 arrows shot on this set. Has a peep, kisser button and D loop. Price is $175.00 Third Item is my Savage Model 110 chambered in .338 Win Mag with a synthetic stock. Gun has never been fired! I purchased this rifle with the thought of building a long distance rifle off of it but have since decided to go another route. It just sits in the gun safe unfired so its time to part with it. Bipod not included. SOLD. Last item is my Ruger M77 Mark II All Weather Chambered in .300 Win Mag. This is the All Weather model so it has a black synthetic stock and stainless barrel and action. It has a Timney trigger set at 2.5 lbs but is adjustable. Also have the factory trigger as well if wanted. Rifle has less than 200 rounds through it. Sale is for Gun only. Price is $500. Send me a PM if interested or have any questions. Thanks for looking! -Tracy

Great write up! It just doesn't get much better than that. Memories of gold for sure! Congrats to you and your son on two fine bucks! -Tracy

Awesome! Congrats to the TLO crew and all the hunters on some great trophy animals. -Tracy

Happy Birthday Peg! I hope you are having a very special day! -Tracy and Angie

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Bowtech Destroyer is SPF. -Tracy

Most people who know me know that I LOVE javelina. I love hunting them especially with a bow. I really can't put my finger on one specific thing about these animals that I really like but I have always just been fascinated with them. Such interesting animals to sit back and watch at a distance. Anyway I thought I would explain myself being that most people think I'm crazy to have such a mount in my house. It all started years ago back in 2005 when I wanted to have a life size javelina mount done. I took my '05 archery javelina to a very well known taxidermist that used to have a shop here in Phx. Well after four years and still no finished mount from the original taxidermist I took my 2009 archery javelina to Bret Prentice at Game Trail Taxidermy in Surprise. Then when my girlfriend Angie killed her first javelina a month later on the 2009 rifle hunt we decided to have it added to the life size mount that was already in the works at Game Trails. Another year past by and still no word from the original taxidermist so I figured 5 years was way to long and I sent him an email and asked for my hide and deposit back. A few weeks later I received my hide in the mail so I called Bret over at Game Trails and asked him if we could use the hide to add a THIRD javelina to the mount. He was more than willing and made me a SMOKING deal on the third javelina. So that is how the "Javelina Monument" came about. It started out as just one mount and grew in to three. I've had the mount for a while now but am just now getting around to sharing pictures. Bret did a fantastic job and I couldn't be happier with how it turned out! The detail he puts into his work is unreal! Thanks Bret! You are a true artist and your work shows it. Anyway, here it is. Top left is my 2005 archery javelina. Top right is my 2009 archery javelina. Bottom is Angie's 2009 rifle javelina. Hope you all like it as much as I do. -Tracy

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Could it have been closer to 7:20 am? I have a white four door Dodge and I was getting on the L202 East transition from the L101 South this morning at about 7:20ish. Sticker is on my back window, passenger side. -Tracy