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Sounds about the same as we deal with every year when we go hunting in Mexico and bring back antlers and capes.

One thing that we always do at some point while we are hunting is green chili burritos using 505 Southwestern Hatch Valley green chile sauce and a Costco whole chicken that we shred and mix together. Add some sour cream, cheese and anything else that you like. Super easy and tastes great.

Were the pictures all of the same cat at the same time? The middle picture without the first and last pictures could be debated. But the first and last pictures are definitely of a lion.

Yeah my keyboard just got slobbered on. Those are some awesome bulls. I have a tag this year and will be shooting anything close to those bulls.

I had the exact same one for several years. I had to really look close to see if this was it. Great trailer and easy to pull with anything. Good luck with the sale.

If you are associated with that family your life expectancy can't be good. Unbelievable

I thought the same thing when I saw this in the coues deer section. I killed a buck real close to there some years ago on the early hunt. It was a strange year because it snowed early and forced everything to start moving prior to the early rifle hunt. We would go way out west and hunt the cliffs for a couple days hardly seeing any deer. Then we would take a day and go back further east and get our fill of seeing a couple hundred deer a day before going back out west again. We saw a few sets of monster tracks but couldn't find the monster that made them.

Nice, you can never go too big for coyotes.

I would be interested to see how many more people actually put in compared to how many people are starting to fill out all 5 choices instead of just the first 2 and then putting in for leftover tags later.

Good to see he made it through all the seasons last year.

I carry 10s, 15s and a spotter right now. I as still in good enough shape that it isn't a big deal. I am sure as I get older and slower I will probably lose the spotter. It gets used the least.

Hunted Mexico in January for a week, went to Alaska on a cruise in early May, Florida in late May and have a bull tag in November. So I will be happy with the bonus point that we put in for.

I second the Toyota for reliability. You will pay more but not have to worry about being stranded out in the boonies.

Our family had a challenge toward the beginning of the year to see which couple could lose the most weight. My wife and I chose to do Weight Watchers and I have been really happy. I dropped about 40 lbs which included 2 vacations in that time. I have realized the biggest thing is just eating smarter. I still eat as much as I want but eat better foods. And I feel way better. Now to get my butt exercising for an elk hunt this fall.

Look on Offerup. I just bought a PJ 12' trailer last week for a great deal. I just set my search for what I wanted and got alerted every time someone posted one.

Way to go. Congrats

Go with the black if you can find it. It looks great. I had it put in my fire pit when I had my back yard done. The landscaper got it otherwise I could tell you where it came from.

I would love to hear that story.

Exactly like you made this post.

So I am finally breaking down and buying a side by side and will be needing a trailer. I am hoping to buy a used one to save a few $ but what are everyone's recommendations that have them already and where did you buy them? Any brands better than others out there. Thanks for any input.

I wasn't going to buy new but there were a few 2018 models still out there for a really good price. I have been seeing the 2016 used models for the same as what I am paying for a brand new one. So if you can still find one that is your best deal. I have a friend that has one and really likes it. I love the idea of the back seats folding down into the bed and it becoming a full bed that dumps.

I am going single axle. I looked at the PJ trailer this afternoon at JacksSons in Mesa and they are very nice. Pretty expensive though. I am getting the Honda Pioneer 1000-5 and the overall length is right at 10' and 5' wide. I figure I need a minimum of 6'X10' and preferably 6'X12' for extra gear.

To bad that wouldn't fit my rifle. I have called and left multiple messages with them trying to buy one and can't get them to even call back.

The low tag numbers is the best thing about the hunt. The hunters should be pretty spread out. This year I plan on spending a lot of time in the unit during the rut to see what there is going to be as far as the caliber of bulls. But knowing that they will not be in the same locations come the late hunt.

So how do you guys get the lower jaw to stay open? Epoxy or superglue? I have one that I want to do that to but don't want to mess it up.