NewlyMinted

I had a Glassing lesson from Duwane, (highly recommend) and his main point was watch the slopes at sunrise that get the sun light. The are really easy to spot during that first hour since they contrast is higher.

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!!

Muzzleloaders don't need an FFL and can ship right to your door. Still a few good sales going for CVAs and others online. I really like my Accura V2 LR but as far as I can tell everyone really likes their front end stuffer no matter the manf.

PMs

I have the original stock from a NIB 10/22 take down. Happy to swap it for this magpul stock if you need it.

Are they mp8 or 16? Do you have straps and cable locks?

Great looking buck! Congrats!

That's incredible footage.. very cool to see through the computer.. I can't imagine staying still each time it sat up and looked around!! Amazing stuff!

Wow! How far away were you?

Text sent on single scope

I'd take the other.

Would you split?

What do you see?

Has anyone ridden in, or had experience with the CFMoto Zforce 500 trail side by side? I'm just looking for something to explore the trails on in the southern units, and wondering about how well it does up those rocky steep inclines and along trails that cross washes and draws. Not looking for speed or any dune play.

I didn't have the budget for a honda/ Kawasaki/ etc. etc.used machine, so ended up with the CFMoto and snagged a 2016 500 ZForce Trail for ~$5K with 401 mi on it. They guy was retired used it to hunt in gardner canyon, but a knee replacement stopped him from wanting to venture out and he wanted to buy a boat to fish. Taking it out this weekend ... Here's a bit about the company from an industry rag: https://utvactionmag.com/cfmoto-zforce-800ex-4x4/

Well, I ended up buying one, so will update with anything relevant!

That is the best story! Awesome!

very cool! I wonder if that's what it was.. I was kinda hoping to find some meteor fragments. Were they huts or just indentations in the ground that they smothered and cooked the wood. Any idea what they were called?

I thought about that too, but it was on the side of a hill, and within 200 yds of a flat saddle that would have made a better spot for anything structure wise, it was also close enough to a shelf that and away from the base of the largest nearby hill that the location appeared random as there'd be a ton of better options in almost any direction for a hut or animal enclosure. When I went back to 2009 (first available high res images of this area) on google earth you can see that the rocks there is a clear area. Walking around within it the dirt was all very loose and there were no small rocks inside the circle. It was easy to dig down and there was really no established vegetation. Just outside the circle was normal desert crust with rocks, gravel and dirt and scrub bushes and grass. The images below are winter 2009 and summer 2018

I found this perfect stone circle in the Sierritas, about 15yds in diameter about 1/4 mile from the nearest track. Initially thought it could have been a small impact crater, but the stones were stacked so purposely. I wonder if it was a training target, gonna have to go back and pay attention to the metal fragments that were around and see if any are like the above.. cool find.

Scroll to page 27 of this: Spring 2020 Hunt Regs

The part about generic opiod drugs not being a part of billions of dollars in profit for pharmaceutical companies. Just look at the lawsuits being settled across the country. Just because it's not Pfizer or Eli Lilly doesn't mean these companies arent big pharma. Even in AZ opiod manufacturers had shady incentive programs and business practices #purduepharma #teva #j&j #mallinkrodt

That's the dream right there!

Plenty of room in my Alaska Classic HBS with M.A.X. Pocket Bino Pack. It fits the vortex 15x56s With room, and the front pocket his the sign range finder well.

That's totally false.