CatfishKev

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Nice of you to try and help the kid. In the meantime take him out glassing sometime and i bet you will find some pigs.

Do they treat it like a crime scene and "investigate" it or just assume it's death from exposure? What's the proper protocol should we come up on a body that is assumed to be a dead illegal?

Are all those kids yours?

Poor bastards wish I could been there to help with the clean up.

What's the job?

Would the one Ernesto posted work for us guys that dont won't to spend a bunch? I want one but it would rarely get used.

Just doesn't add up. Nobody wants a trail cam that bad. It's gotta to be someone who doesn't want the competition.

App for the phone. I got the chip for my Garmin GPS. Was a little disappointed I thought it would have the satellite imagery as an option.

Yes, I download the area right before the hunt then delete afterwards. Seemed like when I download areas my phone would get a bit glitchy.

Squat in front of his camera and leave a mondo duke. It won't nuke the site but it will sure be funny.

Why not to replace the GPS? I have on x, in reach explorer, and GPS. The one feature I hate to lose is range where I shot an animal, point and click and the GPS will tell me when I get to that spot. But other then that im not sure what the benifit is to keep it when i have two other devices.

I want to start filming hunts and editing them. Is a go pro a decent camera for this? And what type of editing software that's easy to use?

Just pulled the trigger on the rebel sx620. Looking forward to filming the kids hunts next month.

Why would You choose the power shot and the rebel? Why not just have one?

I saw Dave was the last to post here, I predicted he was in here being an a$$hole. Predicted correctly. You would think someone his age would have a little more maturity than a 14 year old.

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Is it just the angle or do those eye sockets not look symmetrical?

So my wife eventually wants a pool when we move to Payson, however we were looking at a house in East Verde estates that's just a very short walk to I believe its the upper verde. Were told everybody swims in it in the summer and of course If we got this place we'd have no need to buy a pool nor the room for it anyway. So here's the question, is the water super cold compared to most swimming pools most of the time, or is it actually nice to swim in? Thanks