MogollonMan

Nope

Best "small" tents on the market.

Last year was the worst coues year I've ever experienced, meaning buck to doe ratio I observed. Pretty much evey buddy said the same.

This late in the season, challenge those Toms with a gobble if you can do a good one. Cut them off mid gobble like you would a bull elk.

Also, of important note, the $5 a month stand by mode does still give you low speed data. It won't let you stream and move through the internet very well, sort of like old school dial up. But I have found that the low speed will still allow me to send and receive texts and audio phone calls without drops or issues.

They are both the same (Amazon and Starlink). Normal retail is about $450-$500 but they are always on sale. I bought mine a while back at Home Depot for about $220. I think even then it was a lot more on Amazon. Makes me wonder if Elon and Bezos don't get along. Currently $249 and Home Depot if you want to purchase in-store. They tend to have them up front by the registers. I think the biggest reason for the tripod is to get it off the gound to keep it clean and from getting stepped on. It does rely on line of sight with satellites, so if surrounded by tall trees, a few feet off the ground isn't going to make a difference. Once you set it up with the app on your phone it will tell you if you have sufficent line of sight or need to move. You need some open sky, but it doesn't have to be wide open.

That medium size Harbour Freight hard case (I think it is the 4800 size?) works fantastic for the mini. I can put my mini, a few cords, battery pack, and inverter in there and it can get kicked around without worrying about damage to the contents. If you are worried about the quality of these Apache Harbour Freight cases, don't. I don't think you can beat them for the price and they regularly come on sale. I'd put their quality up against any of the premium cases (I've owned several). I've picked up a few of the Apache 4800 for under $40 when on sale.

If you need packable power try something like this. You can find one to match the power tool batteries of any major brand (Dewalt, Milwaukee, Ryobi, etc.). Using an 8ah 18 or 20 volt battery (depending on the brand) I'll get about 4-6+ hours (depending on the work load) of continuous usage on a charge with my Starlink mini. The 8ah battery and inverter weigh about 3 lbs combined. I've used this setup to sneak out of the office to hunt or fish and still conduct business (in non-cell service areas) on more than a few occasions. The whole setup (Starlink, battery setup, & laptop) probably adds 6-8 lbs to my pack. But man is it worth it to be fishing and hunting on a "workday".

2025-26-Arizona-Hunting-Regulations.pdf

If you bought point gurad and did all the correct paper work. If no point guard, it doesn't matter what you do with it, you won't get your points back.

Contacts and glasses suck! Lasik is one of the best things I've ever spent $$$ on. Much better than a smoker.

Just looked up those Yoders. They look "real nice" (Cousin Eddie). But if I spenk over $2K on a smoker, I'd have to kick my own a$$ (sort of like a custom rifle). My 10+ year old GMG Jim Bowie has been great and still going strong. Have you contacted GMG about your issues?

What type of CO detector do you use?

IMO full retard is $11,000+ on a custom rifle to won't outshoot or kill any more animals than at least a half dozen sub $2,000 (maybe $3,000 with suppressor) factory rifles (including minor modifications and optics) in my gun safe.

Healy is outstanding. https://healyarms.com/