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Thanks guys! Mike, I am going to get you one, one of these days! Larry, body count is updated. TJ, I am yet to se a fox in the area where this dog and the badger came from, but have called a few in higher elvations. Josh, when I get good ones to sell I do skin them. Thanks guys about comments on the shot.. But you know what they say... Even a blind squirrel finds a nut once in awhile!

Nice job Geoff! Looks like a solid cat!

Mathew taken after his dad and missin?! Sorry Scott, I had to

Great buck!!!

Awesome! See ya in the morning!

I know it is short notice, but anyone want to go tomorrow?

Dogs, and until we get sick of each other! Probably until about noon. You in Mike?

Work? Who needs work!

Tucson

Great job Shorty! What bow and broadhead?

Whats a meet processor?

I figured he would know it was Casey's by the smell coming from it Truck smells like death!!! BEcause something is always dyin' when she hits the road!!!!

Is this trap on private property? Sounds like a good chunk of land to call!

Dude, you have to give us some info! Called? Trapped?! Whats up!?

They were pretty bare on reloading supplies, werent they? This should change soon as Sportsmans Warehouse was bought out by a company in Canada with EXTREMLY deep pockets... By deep, I mean they paid Stu in C-A-S-H!

FINALLY some one notices the truck but you forgot to mention the 6" lift and 35" BFG AT's! That, would be me

Springfield Arms XD40 1911 made by any of the companies. Glock 22 XD is my favorite. It is what I trust my life with every time I go out into the woods. I absolutely love it, and they are about $500 give or take. 1911... You just cant beat them. Prices range from the $300's (no thank you) up into the thousands. Glock 22.. Again, a sold solid gun. Must have fairly decent size hands to be comfortable I think. PS, I think black guns is more a reference to AR-15 type guns... Ask Mr. Zumbo

I took this one from my door step last week.

I wake up between 5 and 630 no matter what. It sucks! I wish I could sleep in!

Went out with Jake from here and a buddy, Hector. We went to the stand where I called in a dog on Thursday, but didnt get a shot. About 12 minutes into the stand, I see a coyote walking behind me. I stand up to try and get a shot at it with my 22-250. No go. While I am up looking for him, Jake's .243 goes off! "Did you get him?" "Yeah, I got it!" Jake and I walk over to it. The dog jumps up, hobbled. His .243 mis fires (we are at about 80 yards). I decided to shoot him with my 12 guage from 80 yards. The first shot hurts the dog, but it doesnt go down. I dust it a couple of more times. Hector gets envolved and dumps this dog at about 110 with the 22-250! Nice shot! We set up on some awesome stands with everything right.. Trucks hidden, sun right, wind right etc with no takers. On the last stand, we all fell in love with it. We are on a hill over looking a flat that is semi thick with vegetation and a wash bed right below us. I put the 12 guage aside, and held the 22-250 expecting a 100 or so yard shot. About 14 minutes into the stand, I see a small silver back walking away. I thought it was a bobcat at first! I lip squeaked it back around the tree and when it got in between two Cholla's I could tell I had just called in a badger!! The 22-250 rang out and the badger was down! Awesome!! Smile for the camera! Here is Hector and the days harvest: Me and the badger:

Congrats on the bucks, they are awesome!!

I have a beautiful Franchi Alicone Light Field 12 guage...

Well, since I am in Tucson.... LOL! Long drive for either one of us!

I am up for it.... But not all the way in Flag!

So Casey if we all start ignoring you does that mean you'll go away? Not a snowballs chance in.... Tucson.. Ha! gotcha! No censorship on me!