Crazymonkey

The camera was definitely a issue as there's no contrast to adjust and it easily washed out . I think there's alot of improvement that needs to go into these to get it right . Any weather and or sun and you couldn't see anything on the screen . This was a setup with lots of reviews and definitely not cheap. Maybe a few minutes with someone in there engineering department could help them make a much better setup for disabled hunters . I know there's different setups for hunters with little or no use of there hands and once you get dialed in on target it definitely would not cause the gun to move .

Absolutely one of the best most stressful, fun,and rewarding hunts I've ever been on . I would encourage anyone to do the same thing and help if you can . I'll agree with Dan we definitely needed and got a miracle. For that bull to stop in the only lane to shoot we had . It was just 10 feet wide and uphill. Once that bull dropped it was a absolute sigh of relief . I wanted for Aj to get a elk more than anything and we definitely were on our last chance . I'll give it to Aj he never once complained and was always being a joker . It's my pleasure to call you guys friends.

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Had Hunter out to fix my truck for the turbo actuator . Super knowledgeable and great service. Thanks again Hunter

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She's probably thought about it a few times . The guy is a jackass and did have a few close encounters with him . I did set him straight and let him know you don't do that crap to any woman especially my wife. Don't think roundup would fix that issue tho

My wife killed our neighbors with straight round up concentrate . The bottle is supposed to make x amount diluted with water . She just used it straight and no more oleander.

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I'd love to be involved in this as a way to get kids involved in hunting ,shooting, reloading but my time is stretched so thin already. My long days at work 7 days a week for a 82/83 hour week leave me just 4 or 5 hours a day to get anything done . My dad use to teach classes on reloading and I can ask him if he's got any spare stuff that could be used if you go forward with this . Let me know and I'll talk with him

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12 gage trade pending Still have 2 boxes of 270 for 308 ammo

I'm in gilbert power and ray area but do work in Phoenix

Nice job guys! That's a hunt I'm definitely looking into myself.

The Leo were all on the 87 outa Payson on Saturday and Sunday when I was coming home from 27 Saturday and show low for my sxs on Sunday . Easy to spot but way more than usual.

Made some great friends and had a great time helping on Aj's hunt . I'll let Dan tell the story hint it was a successful hunt.

Up helping Dan and his son Aj and came across some sheep.

Lost one early hunt in 6 a but another got bigger. Yep gonna be crazy for some! Get a tag and then deal with 100 or more extra tags in some units . It's going to get crowded in some places. Hunt where people won't usually go!

Lifetime of memories there . Good hunting!

Every thing has its place . Running dogs for lions may not be for some but that doesn't mean it's not necessary. A lion will kill once a week to feed. Then there's the kill because they can and it amounts to lots of game animals outa the population. Once a lion is in a area the deer ,elk tend to move . That would be enough for me to have no problem with dogs . Even if a lion is not killed they usually are pushed out of areas where they can have a huge negative impact . Just look at the 6a hunts . There was one lion spotted during the archery hunt and then two more for 3 total . That's 150 less animals a year for feeding plus what they kill for fun . Here's a young elk kill from the archery hunt . It all adds up.