Redman

Zero benefit? Where do the fees for this club go to? If there was 0 benefit they would do it for all sportsmen at no cost....

thermacell

I am watching this now... problem is if I had not known of this thread I would have thought Sonoran Outfitters is a respectful operation.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2646425/Taliban-prisoner-swap-ILLEGAL-claims-GOP-former-federal-prosecutor-claims-lead-Obamas-IMPEACHMENT.htm could it be...more than talk? please?

He does an awesome job. I took my PSE DNA to him just before I sold it (to a buddy). Strings were crisp and well done.

or when your stupid butt neighbor comes over and makes the statement is it a good idea to be shooting in the neighbor hood......I shoot in my back yard 20-30 yds.

"the alteration of something from its original course, meaning, or state to a distortion or corruption of what was first intended". Take it for how you may.......

Geez have you put in on archery talk? Should be sold by now.

great deal if I had not just got a bow i would be all over it...

when i found out i had drawn a tag in az i deleted my nm app..... my friend that I put in with in nm drew a 16E archery tag..... I would have drawn if i had not deleted my app....

I am getting a Caldera Tag.... i wish

Thinking of the toxic http://flyingarrowarcheryusa.com/

Are you spined correctly? Are the arrows same diameter, they could be sitting in a different spot on the rest thus affecting flight... Your should be worried at what groups best not at the difference between arrows. Rarely will different arrows have the same impact point. I would suggest picking an arrow shooting it and adjusting your set up as long as you're grouping good. Paper tune..... walk back tuning.....broad head tunning

nice signt how many pins? pics?

do you have kids? how is the school system...

Ross is a great sore, just to bad i live so far away

ASU's recent athletic tax on all students for $150 should help all their program also...... leave it to ASU to tax their entire student body for the poor decisions of their AD's

no, but as you said it does take someone that pays attention and while Foxnews will highlight the failures of Obamacare, they seems to forget the previous model was unsustainable.... but i guess doesn't matter....most Americans are so reactionary without knowing the facts. The previous model and the current model are unsustainable for the exact same reasons: 1.) Healthcare is not insurance and insurance is not healthcare. Until the individual is held financially responsible for their own choices and the impact those choices have on the cost of their medical care people will continue to make bad choices about how they eat, how much they (don't) exercise, how much they drink, whether they smoke and the other unhealthy choices they make every day will only continue to drive up the cost of insurance for everyone else. The amount of money this country spends every year attempting to fix health issues that are 100% preventable and/or reversible simply by making better choices is astronomical. It's insane that you take two people of the same age in the same environment one makes good choice the other makes bad choices but we are forced to pay the exact same amount for coverage. Its the Liberal way and it's total BS. 2.) Tort reform. It's totally lacking from both models. All one needs to do is watch an hour of TV to see there's a huge problem. You can't get through an hour show without seeing lawyer ads for "if you have ever taken XYZ drug you could be entitled to compensation" or "if you have XYZ joint replacement you may be entitled to compensation". Mistakes do happen and when they do there should be compensation but when all the science and evidence shows an issue was simply a bad outcome there shouldn't be but because these issues are argued in front of a jury insurance companies settle for fear of astronomical and entirely unjustified settlement amounts driving up the cost of health insurance. 3.) End of Life Choices. Don't get this confused with "death panels" that's not what I'm referring to. There's really two components to this. The first being not too long ago people wanted to die at home not in a hospital. If you die at home there really isn't any costs associated with it. If you die in a hospital the costs are staggering largely due to fear of #2 above. Secondly, over 30% of medicare medical costs are incurred in the last 12 months of life - Over half of that is spent during the last two months of life. This clearly isn't an easy one to tackle but clearly there's a problem with how we as a country approach end of life medical care. How many heroic measures should be taken to save someone who really has no hope of any quality of life. 4.) Anti-depressant Usage. In the last 25 years anti-depressant usage has increased by over 400% in the US. Studies have shown that over half of the individuals using anti-depressants have used them for more than two years and most have not seen a mental health provider during that time. I recognize Depression is a brutal to deal with but there is really no explanation for an over 400% increase in 25 years. If these 4 things could be addressed I would wager we would see a insurance costs drop by well over 30% giving us a system that is sustainable. Unfortunately, too few want to be accountable for their own choices and too many lawyer in government to allow tort reform. And most importantly no one in government is really willing to have an HONEST dialog about how to really fix it. well said.

Do you really think the government would not be involved in the single biggest expense to the Nation.... not happening, its just not reality. It always has and always will.... some form of Government is absolutely necessary in healthcare. Who runs the government.... people.... who are crooks.... people..... they come in all shapes and sizes.. Say what you will about Obamacare, I am not a fan of it in its current state.... but its a start and will force changes to be made to a system that will/would have taken over the entire GDP in 20 years if it was left unchecked at the current rate.

no, but as you said it does take someone that pays attention and while Foxnews will highlight the failures of Obamacare, they seems to forget the previous model was unsustainable.... but i guess doesn't matter....most Americans are so reactionary without knowing the facts.

3C BULL

Exactly, but the government will always be involved.... Too much control, money and power to give up..... The entire government is a disaster.... No party is looking out for middle class

Does anybody here work for a healthcare entity in strategic planning? Have an MBA or Ph.D in Healthcare, I have my MBA... not bragging nor defending "Obamacare" and do work as a consultant in healthcare... Not saying Obamacare is anything better than the previous healthcare delivery model.... BUT....both models in the currents state WILL/WOULD have FAILED... yes the American Healthcare model before Affordable Healthcare Act was unsustainable and yes Obamacare is unsustainable.... Problem is neither side is doing anything to improve it... its a big political mess and we as Americans are caught in the middle.

Too funny......I was so depressed for not drawing a tag, then Cats lose walking around in a funk then BAM! Who is smiling!!!! This guy! (And two others)!

No kidding I swore my wife was playing an Aprils fools joke on my. I am in shock!