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It's a snake, near Flagstaff.

I have enough witnesses to my misses. Don't need to film them too.

I'm looking forward to the dog getting back to work. That's the only reason I shoot doves or pigeons is to get the dogs some exercise and some work and some food! It's fun don't get me wrong but with the price of shells nowadays.....

I've seen poodles as upland bird hunters, as well as diabetic service dogs. Someone get one and turn it into a duck hunter!

I love BFG's, but not on heavy trucks. We had them on diesels back in the day and they are no bueno. Ill likely go to that on the 1994 Toyota Im about to buy from my cousin. I have Discover ATP's on mine. The first ones were GARBAGE. I had 5 that had tread separation. The ATP II's seem to be much better.

Nah he's good. I work with him. All is legit.

I've got one of John's pups. She's awesome. Great dog, great temperament, and loves to work!

Brand new, with tags, including $350 price tag from Sportsmans, Subalpine, XXL $300, will ship with buyer paying shipping. https://www.sitkagear.com/products/jetstream-jacket/mud

I'll take the Verde.

We all like to get prone, but sometimes that doesn't happen. With my hunt in 23 this year, I have been looking into alternate shooting positions. I ordered a Amazon version of The Claw/ Triclawps, but I am also looking into adding an arca mount from Outdoorsmans directly to my rifle stock, but I am always hesitant in drilling directly to my expensive McMillian (screwing things up, I'm not very handy). What else has everyone else used to shoot from? Advantages etc?

I was all set up to get electronic, Bluetooth buds through insurance, but after an audiogram, $150 for foam molds, and a Dr signed RX, for some reason it has been denied by insurance. I have killed a lot of stuff with peltor muffs, but they are big and bulky and sometime get in the way of the cheek wield. What does everyone use, besides a supressor?

That's why you're deaf af.

So.... Who uses what for hearing protection?

They were all on the Rez. Between Sunrise lake and Sunrise Resort.

See any coyotes? My son and I saw a handful when we were there. Notably more than we usually see. I wasn't quick enough with the AR to rectify that.

The Axil buds are pretty sweet. They do noise cancel, noise amplification, and Bluetooth all at the same time. So, you can listen to music, have loud noises canceled out, and quiet sounds amplified all at the same time. Buds usually don't fit my ears all very well, but these come with tips that are just like soft foam ear plugs. Pretty sweet.

You might be a day late and a dollar short. I think most of the guides get booked up almost instantly.

We have this trailer for the rzr and it's awesome. Super solid built, plenty of ground clearance, but I don't like using ramps. Tires are new last year, trailer must also have good tires, I have no desire to buy new ones. Looking for one with a drop down gate that will hold a 4 seater rzr. Can +/- cash for the right deal.

Welp, I'm gonna continue to use the gutless method, use a radio for safety, and use my electronic muffs for hearing protection.

I've thought about that for a long while. My hesitation is, my rifle already has a 26" barrel, it will be 34-35" with a supressor.

I just ordered a pair yesterday.

The boy and I were up there this past week. I was amazed how many people were camped middle of the week. We didn't see much for elk, but saw a ton of turkeys. Tried to kill a coyote or two to help them out, but wasn't able to. Beautifully green and a couple of great rainstorms up there. It should be a great year!

The boy, the dog and I headed up north for a few days before school started. The dog did some retrieves in A1, and Levi caught his first trout at Bog Tank.

My mouth is watering.

Toy hauler as often as possible. Tent when necessary.