DesertBull

You must take head shots.

Not Texas, but I have been to Tejon Ranch in California several times. 100% wild and free roaming and a lot of hogs. A real hunt. Rough country. $450 plus a tag and license.

copper bullets

You should get some @ss-less chaps.

If I had reservations about fighting fellow Muslims, I would not joined the military....just sayin.

Guess who was on the presidential transition team http://www.bobmccarty.com/wp-content/uploa...rt_05.19.09.pdf Page 29 8th name down on the left.

If I didn't see it with my own eyes. Free cell phones and air time for slackers...at the tax payers expense. https://www.safelinkwireless.com/EnrollmentPublic/home.aspx

Subaru is the vehicle of choice of the alternate lifestyle crowd. Gamehauler drives a lavender colored Outback.

JOIN PLEASE! Tuesday, November 03, 2009 As part of NRA’s continuing efforts to protect hunters from special interest groups seeking to eliminate the use of ammunition containing lead projectiles, attorneys for NRA filed paperwork in the United States District Court in Arizona on October 14, 2009 asking the Court to allow NRA to intervene and join in the lawsuit Center for Biological Diversity v. United States Bureau of Land Management et al (3:09-cv-08011-PCT-PGR). The court could rule on NRA’s intervention request as early as the end of this month. The lawsuit, filed January 27, 2009 by the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD), alleges that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (BLM, FWS) are illegally mismanaging federal lands in Arizona because those agencies failed to consider the potential impact on local wildlife resulting from authorizing activities like off-road vehicle use and allowing livestock grazing. CBD’s lawsuit also claims that California condors in Arizona are becoming ill or dying as a result of eating lead in scavenged game shot by hunters using lead shot or bullets, and that BLM and FWS are violating the Endangered Species Act by allowing hunters to use of lead shot and bullets while hunting. NRA has been at the forefront of debunking the so-called “science” behind the theory that lead bullets are responsible for condor illness. NRA most recently worked with experts, researchers, and attorneys in California to defeat proposed state hunting regulations based on the unproven condor/lead bullets link. That success was based in large part on meticulous scientific reports prepared by experts working with NRA that exposed the deficiencies in the science, showing the theoretical link to be rooted in “psuedo-science,” as one California Fish and Game Commissioner described it. Because of NRA’s previous experience and expertise with this issue in other states, and because there is no guarantee that either BLM or FWS will vigorously challenge the unproven assertions CBD is making about lead-based ammunition, NRA is seeking to intervene in CBD’s lawsuit to protect its members’ interests. NRA is especially interested in defending against CBD’s lawsuit because California condors were introduced to Arizona based in large part on express promises by FWS, among others, that the reintroduction of condors would not be allowed to impact hunting. A copy of the Motion to Intervene, CBD’s Opposition, and NRA’s Reply Brief is posted at www.calgunlaws.com.

Setting the stage for more wolf and condor enemas.

Just to summarize, the Center for Biological Diversity has filed suit in federal court to force the BLM and USFS to ban lead ammo and to restrict your access to public land.

The commercial I heard said it was for any new or used vehicle purchased from San Tan Ford, not just new Fords. Predictably, some bed wetters, mommas boys, mall ninjas, mouth breathers and hand wringers are upset. http://www.azfamily.com/news/local/Buy-a-c...n-67864587.html

Do you find that wind measuring device useful in hunting situations? The only reason I ask is, there have been several instances when shooting acorss a canyon, that I have noticed the wind blowing a completley different direction and/or velocity on the other side, where the deer is. The wind will have more effect on the bullet as it slows, which means last 50 yards of travle will have more wind effect than the 1st 50 yards.

What a bargain!

1st we had cash for clunkers Now we have cells for slackers

I'd love to have one of these that read Arizona instead of Idaho.

I-L-L I-N-I

My favorite Lute Olsen memory.

Stimulus is working great..huh?

Great strory! Congrats on a fine deer.

Reason 1 - Lefty Reason 2 - Righty

Happy Birthday...Guy On Bike.

Prayers sent. What a way to go. God's last earthly gift to him, IMO. My fear is that I will die at my desk at work.