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Add Garlic cloves or Garlic seasoning as well. Oh and if you have a few pounds left over, throw it in the jerky maker and dehydrate real quick. That mix makes awesome jerky as well.

I've used a few different mixes from https://www.sausagemaker.com/ (Deer, Summer and Mild-Hot). I always add a few things...First is 20% bacon ends/pieces from Wal-Mart (adds a really nice flavor and enough suet to hold together), different pepper blend or just black pepper, mustard seeds, cayenne pepper, jalepeno seasoning or sometimes just seeds from what I have saved when making poppers--really whatever you like but always have started with a base from sausage maker. Mix, stuff in casings, I let sit in casings for overnight in cooler, then smoke (whatever flavor you like) gradually bringing to temp (about a 10 hour cook for me), water bath to cool, then hang in garage overnight (or cooler in summer), then wrap and freeze. It always comes out good and doesn't seem to matter if I use pig, elk or deer. All tastes about the same after you add enough crap to it.

Well now that you say that, the cashier advised me of the fee, but was with a few other purchases and I didn't check the receipt. I assumed I was charged it.

I bought mine at SW last week. New convenience fee and all

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TTT and willing to hear out any reasonable offers. Thanks

TTT and willing to hear out any reasonable offers. Thanks!

the article mentioned detailed maps etc. Is there a way to obtain those?

Dave VanHorn in Gilbert turns out some nice stocks and has some beautiful grade wood laying around. http://www.dvhcustomguns.com/.

Anyone out there making boxes/locks these days? I have bought a few here and there for various cameras but would rather pay someone on here than Amazon.

Felt like a necessary step to get value for a player they weren't going to pay. What hurts is No Goldy, No Corbin, No Pollack and probably no Grienke and they raised season tkts 3%. Not much star power in the valley! Go Brewers!

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Updated pic with details of extras--thanks

Just in case and just in time for Christmas.. Loaded 3 story dream house, 50 barbies and 18 monster high dolls, barbie car and clothes and all that. All in great shape and cheaper than just the new dream house (provide your own mounts for the house). 42" high, about 40" long Each floor is 13" high and hit has 2 working elevators. $175 for all of it for a CW member. Call or text Josh. 480-369-4923

SPF this weekend. Will update

Old acquaintance killed a 189 6/8. Not mine to share, but stud ram. Got my first 20 in, only another 20 or so years to go and I'll have a chance!

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One big bad butt barbie bitchin' boomer of a deal here. Probably $1000 worth of Barbie crap here.. BigOrange, I'll make a deal for the kiddos too!

I know this is a long shot, but if anyone has a Bushnell game camera that is broke, I'm looking for one part to resurrect a brand new old stock but out of warranty camera. The On/Off switch is the only component broken on one I own and I hate to chuck it. I can't locate the part anywhere, I'm sure a whole case full of them somewhere in China. If anyone has one, or a lead on where I might be able to find one (obscure plastic slider switches.com)--I would appreciate it. Thanks! Josh

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Well done!! Congrats!

Ha.. No just been lucky a few times I guess. I have shot several in the 150-300 range and totally agree with rcdinaz and would rather set up and get that calm shot. But for some reason either my spotter has lost them, or they went to the back side of the hill or I was on my way to higher ground and stepped on them where they weren't supposed to be. It's like a big quail when they get up and scares the heck out of me. But i grew up mule deer hunting and before we had optics, jump shooting them was not all that uncommon so I guess I can still throw a rifle up and find them in the scope before they get to moving. I would feel pretty comfortable with the right conditions out to 450-500, but if I can get closer I seem to always trust my feet vs my shooting that far and try to close the gap. I did miss one at about 80 and opening one time--he was not the buck I was after and was going to better ground and he jumped out on the other side of the drainage. I was not locked and loaded and he got to getting going and I shouldn't have shot, but adrenaline got the better of me.. probably shot 3ft behind him. So it doesn't always work..

Man I must be doing it wrong. My last 4 coues were ~50yrds, ~35yrds, ~80yrds and ~40yrds. I watch them lay down, then I walk my fat old butt over there and shoot them when they stand up. To be totally honest I can't say I had the time to verify those distances but I figured my 0 was relatively similar at those ranges and took the risk of pulling the trigger without adjusting turrets. All were 1 shot kills with a 300wby and all required no tracking and all were cold bore. I have had to shoot a couple at longer distances but longest coues was 300, longest mule deer was 396. I'm glad they are bigger....