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Yep... careful

Then the catch will be to close the loop hole of "face to face" so... a national registry will be required. Give an inch, take a mile, comes to mind.

I agree... pull the pic asap. Where you hosted it, just remove it.

That didn't last long.

Your best bet is the Arizona Game and Fish web site. Unit info is there and is a good start.

50% I crack myself up

There are no elk there, don't listen to this

I would hunt further up the trail, if there is a good one, and ignore him.

It's broken, the dates wrong. Just kidding, nice watch.

The Upland Bird Club does them as well. Near Cordes Jct.

Dang... only size 11 left. Thanks for the heads up though. Maybe next sale.

Tax man will work with you. Call and setup a payment plan. Been there done that.

I'll assume it's an inline ML. I use Triple seven pellets in mine along with Saboted bullets. I just like the simplicity of it. I don't care about the higher cost of shooting it that way. Others prefer the more traditional loose powder method. The 209 shotgun primers work very well with Triple 7. Before you shoot it pull the breech plug, clean the gun, and apply a little anti seize to the plug threads. Also mark (or learn the visual depth) of the ram rod in the gun empty, and loaded, so you know when it's empty or not. Always check before loading if you haven't shot in a while.

They also have magazines... but pricy

WOW. How did that guy not get winded? I had a similar situation but mine was at 10 yards or so... it seemed as close as this video however. Wheres the rest of the video...

Thanks Andy... nice to meet you today. I have a new toy in the gun safe... glad the misses doesn't look in there It also helps to have enough inside that one new addition doesn't stand out... kind of like her closet

American Firearms Association?

PM Sent and phone message left, I'll take it. Dave 602-400-3373

Cool stories. Other than the usual stuff we all find while poking around the outback this is one that comes to mind: In 5bn walking the edge of a steep drop off, on a game trail, my brother and I stopped to listen to a rapidly growing sound coming at us. An elk calf came running past us so fast we had to quickly step aside or we would had a collision. She actually brushed us. The poor thing looked very panicked and winded. It clearly didn't care we were in it's way. Seconds later here come the coyotes. They see us and hit the brakes. It's didn't take long for them to regroup and duck into the forest to go around us. We could hear them go around to get back on the trail. By this time I'd guess the calf got an additional 50 yards distance, I like to think we gave the calf enough distance that she survived. Not a death story but it was cool.

Perhaps the goal was to over push knowing this would be challenged... then give back a little... to end up where they wanted. I'm watching the few lawsuits going on across the country. They could have a huge impact on the outcome of this. I hope it gets pulled back a bit. Frankly I think we do have to many roads but this TMP is rediculous. On the other hand... I think they should should issue VERY expensive tickets for any vehicle caught off an established road. I'd also like to see tighter noise control. ( I realize I'm sounding like a grumpy old man )

Mule deer.

Wife gave me a number... I'm sending another PM... Don't get mad at me I'm trying here!

OK another PM sent edit: sorry didn't see your reply

Dang but only 17foot... I'm so interested and then again swore I wouldn't do it again... PM sent

My thoughts are with you Savanna. A few words of encouragement for the family... I have seen kids adapt with amazing speed to this condition. My son has Diabetes as well. One of the leading research centers for Diabetes is here in Phoenix, I know the lead doctor. It is my deepest belief that a cure, or at least a much better control, is sooner rather than later.