DesertBull

http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f53/7mm-mag-mcr-71186/ 7mm Remington Magnum Blueprinted Remington 700 Action Holland Recoil Lug Brux Barrel / 7mm / 1-9 twist / Remington Varmint Contour / 28" finish length Full Action Bed HS Precision Stock Barreled Action Duracoated Matte Black trigger job bedded Picatinny rail Kevin Cram Montour County Rifles Now if I can just find some 162 grain AMAX. They are hard to come by.

No, it's a straight rail.

AJ's Fine Foods or the Seafood Market & Restaurant (both in Mesa) I saw a steak in there once that cost $96. What the ****? I be too scared to cook it.

One time my friend and I were eating Dos Molinos and I looked over at the the next table and there a guy with sweat pouring off the end of his nose and his face was beet red. But he kept shoveling that chili in like it was ice cream.

I have a Vortex Viper 6-20x50 30mm for it right now. I might sell it and get their new Viper PST FFP with the MOA reticle and a little more eye relief.

I just got an email from Hornady saying they are finally shipping the 7mm AMAX this week. Just in time.

what fish market do you buy from.

I use my video camera

I have only seen one. My GSP "pointed" it while bird hunting near 4 Peaks. They have a nasty, black, slimey mouth too.

22,23,27,31,32

http://www.prbullet.com/bal.htm http://www.prbullet.com/pts.htm I love these ML'er bullets.

I can glass longer periods of time with better glass without having to take a break.

I would try to find a 700 that was built a few years back because the new ones coming out of the factory now SUCK.

This is just MY OPINION, but leave the tape measure at home and shoot a bull that looks good to you.

No, not 80. I saw one in 10 days that might go over 80 but I'm no expert.

Good luck. Had that tag a few years ago and was highly disappointed. Still had fun though and got a decent one. Get away from the roads and look for pockets in the cedars and along the edges of private property is my best advice.

If you are wanting to do a pack in, the southern 1/2 would be your best bet. There are some deep canyons and fewer( I did not say no) roads. There are two "quiet areas" that are roaded, but the roads are closed much of the year. The key, as always, is water. Especially in the lower elevations of the southern part of 6A. If you are going to start scouting now,concentrate on finding remote water and less on finding bulls. The bulls will move after they rub off. Look for cows and water. Their feeding areas and bedding areas will change as the heat increases and the monsoons come, but they will always come to water. Good Luck

AWESOME!

The gag only worked because it's not out of the realm of possibility.

19B rifle antelope

D. Williams just took the dumbest shot in the history of college basketball. Down 2 with 10 seconds left, he throws up an off balanced 25 footer that was BRICK CITY.

Here is where I sent mine after a lot of research. He recommended a Brux barrel. http://www.montourcountyrifles.com/ http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f53/7mm-wsm-mcr-62479/ http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f53/my-260-mcr-59628/ http://www.longrangehunting.com/forums/f110/sponsor-profile-montour-county-rifles-kevin-j-cram-69249/

notice the granola munchers with their moronic comments at the bottom?

The ROI on solar electricity is low. It cost an arm and a leg to get it up and running and takes a butt load of money to get the power from the panel farms to those that buy it. To those that think we can be energy independent off of just solar...it ain't going to happen. I am all for solar power, but it's not the total answer. Either way, if it's a private business and it is sensitive to vandalism, theft, etc, then it needs to be on private land. Kind of reminds me of the fiasco going on in Glendale over the Coyotes. They want to put $100M of bond money, backed by tax payers, so some billionaire from Chicago can have a hobby. The public should not be asked to fund private purchases / business start-ups.

I had a 19B Antelope tag last year and Chad Smith had a majority of the land already. I feel bad for the people who put in for that area, but it was a smart move on the part of AZGFD. The unit needed to be shut for awhile in my opinion. Not nearly what it used to be.