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It looks like Katherines. http://wildwestbasstrail.com/lake-mohave/

I'm just curious to see if any of you guys fish the Wild West Bass Trail. My buddy and I are considering coming down to fish the last three tournaments and the championship if we qualify. We wanted to make the first tournament on Pleasant, but it's during my uncles cow hunt, and I already committed to helping him get his cow. How are the tournaments? Are they worth coming down and fishing? Thanks. Jake

If anyone is fishing them, it'd be nice to maybe talk you about renting a house for the events. If enough guys can get in on the rental it sure makes for a more enjoyable trip (good company, someone to share fishing patterns with, easy place to plug your boat in, and home cooked meals), plus it saves a little on the pocket book if done right. Me and my partner (Bob 62 years old and retired, and myself 33 years old) aren't too wild, and are decent company. Plus we're pretty good sticks too, not to toot our own horn. If anyone is interested pm me or give me a call or text @ four3five-six6eight-9five9seven. Jake

That's what I've been thinking. It's the same entry fee as the other tournaments I've been doing, but with more boats and bigger payouts. I talked to the tournament director, and it looks like we'll be able to qualify for the championship even with 3 events, as long as we place half way decent in all of them. Looks like I'm headed to Lake Mohave in January. I've never fished there, I'm excited. I love fishing new water.

The USA is not going to get any better, any time soon. It's only going to get worse, and worse, and worse until one day all heck will break loose. Then and only then can things get better. There are too many comfortable people in America for anyone to want to do anything REAL about the problems we see today.

Make sure to scrub the heck out of the throat of the barrel too. A carbon ring can form there, and it's a pain in the butt to get rid of. And it can cause similar issues to what you're describing.

A lot of people shy away from the information given on their website, but in most cases it's right on the money. Start where they tell you to look, and expand on it.

Let me look in my stash tonight. I'm pretty sure I've got 2 spare lbs of H1000, I'd be willing to trade you for. I may only have 1 though. I'll have to get back to you. I'll pm you my cell #

Found a pair guys. Thanks.

I'm looking for a pair of binos guys. I really wanted to get a pair of Vortex Viper HD's this year, but the funds just won't allow for that unfortunately. So I'm more in the Vulture HD or Talon HD price range. If I could find a good deal on a Viper HD that would be awesome, but I doubt it will happen. Anyways, if anyone has a 10x56 Vulture HD, 10x42 Talon HD, or a 10x42 or 10x50 Viper HD that they're wanting to sell I might be interested. Thanks for looking. Jake

dang, one less bull for me to hunt this fall . Haha. J/K. Congrats on a great bull! Goodt job, and thanks for sharing.

Great shot! Thanks for sharing.

What a stud! The mount turned out great!

Most people over cook the backstrap (or any piece of meet), which makes it chewy. It's completely safe to eat a rare cooked piece of meat, off a freshly killed deer or elk (if handled correctly). I always try to seek a nice sear on the outside with nice grille marks, with a 1" rare center. No one will ever call these backstraps chewy. But they may call for more. Lol.

Good stuff right there! Thanks for sharing.

Excitement, short prayer, pics and high fives, and tenderloins heart and liver at camp!

Deal pending. Thanks.

Bump. Still looking.

I've always wondered what the legality on this question would be, out of curiosities sake. Let's say you're hunting a unit, and you find a great glassing point in the unit boarding it. You're standing on the glassing point in a different unit than you have a tag for, but the deer you want to shoot is in the unit you have a tag for. Is it or is it not ok to shoot? Lol, I'm bored. I think of some weird chit when you let my mind wander. Hehe.

Does anyone have a link to the regs where it says you must be in your unit to pull the trigger? Thanks.

So is that a yes? Lol.

Scope only or scope + kit?

That seems to be all of 7E any more. I've hunted it for many years, and I'm just about finished with it. It's a zoo any more. It is fun walking through locket meadow though with a rifle or bow, and having the hippies give you the stink eye. Lol.

Does this have an ARC (angle range compensation) feature?

I got the trigger in the mail yesterday guys. It fit the action perfectly and I was able to adjust it down to 1.5 lbs perfectly. In fact it would go a little lower to 1 lb, but I didn't feel comfortable there if I were to ever drop my rifle. So I bumped it back up to 1.5 lbs. It feels amazing. The only problem is in the stock. The front adjustment screw on the new trigger is going to have a slight clearance issue with the aluminum bedding block in my Hogue Full Aluminum Bed Block Stock. I'm going to have to remove a small amount of aluminum from it for a good fit. But It's not that big of a deal. I'll take some pictures and post them once I get it done. Thanks for the help everyone. This trigger is much better than the stock trigger that came with the rifle (even though the stock trigger is very nice).