DesertBull

Get the HALE outta here with this bullcrap. The Utards fell for this same crap. Their drawings odds have not improved. The quality of elk and deer has declined as well. They hate it. Well, $OME of them like it.

The Stealers have no excuses. They caught some BIG breaks from the Ray Charles and Stevie Wonder ref crew and still lost.

Winner Winner!!!

Sorry, that should be BED LINER Anyone have an Inyati spray in liner? If so, do you like it. Had the Line-X liner in my old Tundra and it was great but they no Longer have a dealer in the east valley. I was wondering if there is a difference between the two. Not interested in the Rhino liner.

No

http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=9115&st=15

The unit you know the best is the best unit for you.

I make tacos similarly but I fold the tortillas over and hold them closed with a toothpick. Fry them until they are almost totally crisp, but still a little flexible so you can open them and fill with goodies like cheese, guacamole, onions, etc.

Started my 10 year old son out on a savage youth .308 with muzzle brake. Killed a few deer with it out to 200 yards. Fun gun to shoot and little to no recoil.

The lighter bullets look great on paper but shooting 500 yards across a canyon with a 10 mph breeze that is probably 15 mph in the middle of the canyon, you'll wish you had a heavier bullet. Especially on a 8-10" kill zone of a Coues buck. Personally, If I had a .30 cal rifle, I would be looking at a bullet in the 175-200 grain range. With a range finder and practice, you'll know exactly how far the bullet will drop at your max range so what difference does it make if the heavier bullet is dropping 6" more than the lighter one? If I wanted to shoot lighter bullets I would move down from the .300 WSM to a .270, .270WSM, .260, etc. Berger VLD Hornady SST, Interbod or AMAX Nosler BT or Accubond Sierra Match King All good bullets with good to great BC's that will effectively kill any deer if the bullet is placed on the vitals.

Washington has Elk, muley and whitetail and bears to hunt and public land. Also fresh and saltwater fishing for salmon and trout. Milder winters. Higher taxes and higher cost of living lot's of granola munchers that try to tell you how to live. Kansas has whitetail and muley, some pronghorn, tons of pheasants but mostly private land. Bass, walleye, panfish etc. Brutal winters. Less urbanites, less hippies, less libtards, less looneys from California.

Who produced the show...Center for Biological Diversity? The wolves near Yellowstone have been extremely hard on elk and moose populations and the numbers have exceeded the stated goal by a large number. Yet, when the goal was reached the "controllers" fought tooth and nail to keep anyone from reducing their numbers back to objectives.

Too much information

Jack Daniels The gift that keeps on givin'

chicks dig scars

I'm surprised they admitted that.

You guys sound like a bunch of Obamamites. Hate the successful, they cause all the problems.

That's what they said in Europe and Australia too