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Yelp gives their office staff some pretty low reviews. I go to the same place and see Dr. David Gannon. He is a fellow hunter that I have known all my life. The front desk ladies are not the friendliest but the PA's and nurses are really good. Very rarely have I run into a good doctor that has friendly front line staff. These people have to sift through a lot of B.S. everyday so the PA's and Docs can do their jobs. Also, how many people that use Yelp religiously would you ask for personal advice?

This might be funnier than when Lance mounted the Schmitt&Bender on the Red Rider...

Hahahahaha. My dad and I were having a beer yesterday and cracking up all over again about the game where Bird slapped Jordan's tongue. It's still funny like it's brand new.

This genetic seems to be running strong in a concentrated area.

Normally my go to answer is Leupold for these threads. I recently shot a AR with a Burris 1-4x24 on it and was really impressed. Burris will shave a few bucks off of the Leupold I would recommend and keep it within your expected budget. Are you accustomed to Mils or MOA?

What are your intentions? That is as good a place to start the debate as any.

Buy local as much as you can, statistics say you are buying from a gun owner in AZ. Buy whatever you want otherwise and take lots of pictures sporting your purchases while carrying/hunting/fishing/trappingskinning/gutting etc. Be your own social media commercial.

Holy smokes! I'm jealous of both of you.

Love the mass on that brawler. Congratulations for the second time to Clay.

Great idea with the solar lights by the guy lines. Just spent a late bull hunt in a larger version of this tent. Great tents!

Keep an eye on camofire

Awesome grins mean everything. Congratulations to the harvesters.

Great looking bull. I don't recognize the hat stamp. Congratulations to those guys as well as the shooter.

Happy birthday sir! I hope your glaucoma isn't giving you fits.

Awesome post sir!

Very nice. Congratulations Gavin. I am also jealous.

That is outstanding.

Not my story to tell, But my buddy Buhlberg here on the site got it done @ 1:30 yesterday. He made a perfect shot and the bull expired within 80 yards from extreme pneumatic failure. I'll let him tell his story and post pics when he gets back down the hill.

I unfortunately dI'd not draw again this year but received some great news on my way down the hill. Pops and decided to go check out a portion of unit 8 today that neither of us was familiar with and my buddy called to let me know he drew Unit 8 rifle bull. It is his first elk tag and in a unit I love dearly. Can't wait to be there for everything involved. I'm almost as excited as when I draw my own tag.

I like your work.

Why would you rob the coyotes of their beloved purse dog snacks? I watched a coyote jump a 3 ft wall, snatch a sun bathing Pomeranian and then skip the same 3 ft wall in a serious drive-by move. I was so close to the action I almost spilled my beer. I felt like I was in "Boyz In The Hood".

I leave in the morning as an assistant on a late bull hunt for my brother from another mother. Sometimes circumstances allow you to manipulate the first Bull the hunter sees. I'm happy either way. It's his first elk hunt, I want him to have a good time and great memories. Good luck to all the elk hunters heading out for the late season, especially the young hunters and first timers.

Congratulations sir. This post helped keep me grounded(in a good way) at work today.

I'd say it scores a life long memory and a tough future for Tristan. Congratulations to the hunter.

Brine it for at least 12 hours prior to smoking.