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I am aware of that. As soon capitol one gives me any grief they will get replaced. My point was more to point out that if you have a card that works and you only use it for apps you will be less likely to run into issue's.

It seems to be a theme with Wells Fargo...first thing I would do is change that. I use a Cabela's card for 15 plus years and have never had an issue. I don't use it for anything except Cabela's purchases and hunt applications which reduces the odds that it will be involved in a fraud issues. I think there is potential for issues no matter what card you have. It would be nice since all of the G&F departments have forced us into online only if they would provide a way for a back-up credit card.

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Wow. I am impressed with that little camera. I assumed you were digiscoping through a high end spotter of some sort. That is a great light weight option, I may have to look into acquiring one of those. Thanks again for posting. I second ForkHorn's question...what kind of distances are you getting some of those shots at?

I took this video of one working over a century plant about 10 years ago about 6 miles NE of Payson

I have seen them up to 6,500 feet around Payson. I have never personally seen them above the rim but I think that is because I don't personally go up there as much.

How was the camera set up? Was it connected to a spotter? How? Would love to see a pic of your setup!!

Great shots, thanks for sharing.

I have a lefty Savage 116 in .308 with a 20 MOA Seekins base on it. Looking to get $700.00 for it. PM if interested. I am in Payson.

I agree with this. They are definitely not for people with wide feet ie me.

Awesome, congrats.

Great buck!!

Congrats Adam, good job.

Good luck Adam. Be safe

Pretty easy to break the law with these without a ham license but they are an awesome cheap radio. Also, I might add, pretty easy to break the law with a ham license.

More sunscreen...bigger hat

I currently use a Bogen and Outdoorsman tripod. What is everyone using for heavy use items such as spotting scopes with camera's and possibly mounting rifles to the tripod as well.

I'm a righty but left eye dominant. I own 3 left handed bolt guns and love them. That being said I shot a lot of right handed guns through the years and didn't really feel handicapped by them. Having a left hand rifle is a luxury but not really a necessity. I will choose an accurate right handed rifle over an average left handed any time. Sorry no experience with rimfire bolt rifles.

That is a great youth setup. Good luck.

I run an older Kestrel with bluetooth as well. Works great.

RIP Mike

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Done, just did BP this year

I was on the rim on Wed. Not much snow left, I doubt you will have any issues other than chewed up roads possibly

Good deal. Free bump