Redman

http://phoenix.craig...3196041114.html enough left over to buy a range finder.... not my add. I have the 12x50 EL.... but have a Leica Spotter and love it

This is good news.... How great would it be for Ringling Brothers to put these groups out of business, too bad there is not a fund for hunters to contribute to.

did you send your scope in? I have the same scope but with bottle cap turrets.

Those Kowa's are sweet...do you lug them up and down the hills?

anybody want to sell their 12x50?

looks like a great time and a great family.

24B December for me....!!! 33 Nov Jr. for my son. Thank you Lord!

COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTER!!

heard this somewhere else...should have painted it yellow.. a mark of a coward. Joe Paterno was more worried about himself than the kids that were rapped.

7/26 10:00

Just read this on Smoking Gun....link from Drudge Report. Started with an incendiary shotgun shell.... I owe this guy a kick in the nuts. http://www.thesmokin...est-fire-879543

yep just ask the post above, I just started a new topic..before reading this topic. http://www.dailymail...lower-Fire.html

another story.... bet he visits this site. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2168026/Craig-Shiflet-The-bachelor-party-reveller-accused-starting-Arizona-Sunflower-Fire.html

Can the output on your cell be adjusted? Normally they can be increased/decreased to produce more or less chlorine, if its already maxed out....then I have not suggestions. Our pool has a Pentair IC 40... check Ebay on pricing for a new cell, sometimes a whole new system can be purchased at the same price. saltcells.com is based out of Mesa...but you will find the best price on Ebay, http://www.pentairpool.com/pdfs/IntelliChlorIG.pdf

I have had a salt pool for over 6 years and WOULD NEVER go back...my kids swim a lot and never have green hair or irritated eyes... anyway.... what type of chloriantor do you have, the cells do go bad, but usually after 3-5 years. When you say NEW home, new to you or newly built... the cell should have a warranty if its brand new? Have you had your water tested (pH, cynauric acid and enough salt)? take a fresh sample to Cactus or Leslie... and have it tested How long are your running your pump (needs to be 8-12 hours)? Make sure you tell them its a salt pool. My advice is to always purchase the next sized salt cell for your pool (if you have to replace), my pool is 20,000 gallons, however I bought the 40,000 gallon cell... the 40,000 gallon cell is running at 20% where the 20,000 gallon cell (when I bought the house) was at 80-100%. It was really hard to balance the water with the smaller cell... the larger cell works so much better.

everybody should opt out and not put in.... except for me

did ur cc get a hit?

sorry never hunted in 27 in NM to offer any help...only unit 23 for Mule Deer.... I am sure you will get some help, just give it some time

wow those are really cool pics

Advice I would recommend that CLEARLY MADE me decide which scope to purchase.....go to Sportsmen's Wareshouse or another store, look thru different scopes. TURN THE POWER ALL THE WAY UP, (for long range I would recommend variable scope with > 15 power) and pick something on the wall and read the print. Do this for each scope I was amazed on the differences in quality. I know you mentioned Nikon (which is a decent scope) but on high power there was NO comparison between the Nikon and Zeiss or Leupold VX-3L... the Vortex are better than Nikon, but do the test for yourself...... I chose the Leupold because it had more MOA than the Zeiss (much more) with the 30mm tube. Everybody's eyes are different, but buy nice....or buy twice. Go with the reticle you like, use a ballistic program and count the number of clicks...target turrets are easier, but bottle caps turrets can be used... as mentioned above, good rings and bases are a must.

I am not expert, but with the right grain of bullet and MOA adjustment of scope (turrets of reticle) a .30-06 is more than capable of being a 500 yd gun...which is very far IMO I'd say invest in a good scope now (I mean spend the big bucks on a good quality scope.....) as it can always be moved to another gun. Get some loads of a lighter grain of bullet and practice practice. I am sure as you become more proficient, you will determine for yourself if you will need or want a "typical long range caliber gun'. IMO there are three variables in long range shooting. 1. The Shooter 2. The equipment 3. The conditions Start with number 1.

Unit 23 Mule Deer Muzzleloader for me. Third choice. Its a fun hunt! Wondering if the Caldera Draw took place also?

Reinhardt have had one for 3 years and it has taken many shots plus you can shoot field points also in to... 18-1 target (is the name) I use. Could not be happier.

Ted does a lot of good for gun and hunting rights... but his recent comments and actions are ridiculous. Maybe he knew something before making the controversial statement below.....as his action in Alaska could have landed him in jail.. "if Barack Obama becomes the president in November again, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year"....

I am very sorry to read about your wife, cancer sucks. Today I was surfing around on youtube and watched your wife shoot her buck in 2009 (by coincidence), I really don't know what to say other than sorry. Congrats on your bird.