Jimmer Negamanee

Congratulations! Great buck and, as others have said, great write up! With the pictures, it felt like we were there. BTW, how did you like the Swaro NL 12X24 binos?

Prana has a 25% off sale until Sept. 6. (Of course the sale started after I bought mine but I used it as an excuse to pick up another pair.) https://www.prana.com/p/stretch-zion-pant/M4ST99116.html?dwvar_M4ST99116_color=Dark Khaki&pos=1

I believe you Edge. As far as I'm concerned, if you say you took it, then you took it. Full stop. But I'm not the AZGFD, nor do I know anyone there so have fun retaking the course. It'll be worth it long term.

I bought a pair of the Prana Zions based on the recommendations on this thread. They are light and super comfy. I've not had them in the field yet but if they hold up half as well as folks on hear say they will, I'll be stoked.

This explanation makes sense. Bucks make scrapes during the rut to check in on who's been hanging around or passing through. No reason all deer would not exhibit similar behavior year around.

Non-story if you ask me. I don't shoot Russian ammo. Vladimir Putin is not our friend. But I don't shoot Russian ammo because I hate Putin. I don't shoot Russian ammo because I love my firearms. I support American ammunition manufacturers.

Clearly a hybrid. You can tell by the location of the metatarsal glands. 😄

That video hast make it look like a Gilamonsterzilla! Tell your daughter we're beseeching you to post it.

YouTube is your friend. I've broken lots of stuff after watching YouTube videos.

^ ^ ^ I'm sorry about your experience PRDATR. I've used Wright Armory a number of times for engraving and light, general gunsmithing and the experience has been positive. But I've never had anything cerakoted.

With all the supply chain issues during the pandemic, it'll be super expensive to buy new or used for a while longer. If the only problem is motor mounts you might want to consider getting it fixed. There's always that time in a vehicle's life where fixing it is just throwing good money after bad but if everything else checks out okay you might consider it. You could end up money ahead compared to a car payment. But to answer your question, my mom had a Sequoia and it still ran well with 300K + miles on it. (And I'm hoping for a 4Runner to replace my '02 Xterra in the next year or so.)

I see your point but that would rob us all of the opportunity to be forensic accountants looking for account activity which may or may not mean we drew a tag. 😀

Thanks for the suggestion. I have a hard time moving things down the road thinking that I might need them some day. But I do like tidy spaces. This might help me. When I do give something away or throw it out (giving things away is easier for me), I think "I just made my house bigger."

QCChevy: Consider keeping it. Save up for the 85 (or 95, if that's what floats your boat). The point of the STX/ATX/BTX system is being able to mix and match. Potential Buyer: Consider buying it. If there were one objective to rule them all for this system, it would be the 65.

My guess is that the elk found a road killed rabbit and is enjoying a free, nutrient dense snack. Elk will gnaw on bones for the minerals and eat baby birds for the minerals and iron and protein. I'd think this is especially true for gestating cows since they're building a new elk inside and that takes a metabolic toll.

sorry for the ads but maybe this? (Heck's Outhouse?)

Found this website associated with Matt Thom http://www.mogollonrimairedales.com/ I have no experience with the breeder at all though.

I'm glad NPS and AZGFD are doing this. I'm not sure of the timing but if these "management actions" but if they precede the State House Rock hunts they'll leverage their efforts because the herd will get pushed out of the NP into AZGFD's jurisdiction where State tag holders can go to work. I'm impressed the NPS and AZGFD are getting creative in solving this problem. They are even getting around some of the bureaucratic hurdles (which, of course, are of their making). Remember, this is not a hunt. Hunts are illegal on NPS land. [This is from the website: "This management action is not a hunt but a lethal removal of an overpopulated bison herd to protect park resources at the guidance of the NPS. Hunting is illegal in Grand Canyon National Park."]

King snakes don't mess around. Great picture (and your title is hilarious)!

That's awesome! They'd make a cool plaque mount and even more special with the pic of the buck sporting them before he relinquished them.

I certainly understand the curiosity, especially in light of a lack of a clear explanation as to what happened. But I'd rather they focus on trying to pull off the fall draw without incident rather than having them assign people to scurry around to comply with a public records request. I truly understand the desire to have an explanation though.

Wow! Great video! Thanks for posting.

I wonder if the pig was hit by a car (or had some other injury) and the bear happened upon a meal of opportunity.

Great haul! Congrats. Thanks for posting. Welcome to CWT.com!

Great find! Thanks for posting the pics and the report.