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Those look great Dan.

We had a few drops of rain here in Tempe this morning, cooled it off from 90 to 83. Still too warm for the first day of Autumn. Good luck to you, beautiful country though.

Very helpful guy. RIP Ben.

You'll be sorry stepping down in magnification.

I was up at WCL Friday thru Sunday and it was real warm Friday night.

Did you refinish it and put varnish on the stock?

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https://www.azgfd.com/Hunting/Units/

I have an older pair and love them. I really like those front objective covers as mine came with ones that just pop on and have been lost for years.

Those are so nice.

Try this. https://www.thehighroad.org/index.php?threads/cleaning-brass-using-citric-acid.708100/

FEDX always asks me what I am shipping.

Just top off your tank in Clints Well.

Where are you coming in from?

Bought gas there many times.

visit https://www.azgfd.com/fishing/forecast/.

Nice write up an pictures.

IMPLEMENTATION 1. This Orderwill be effective on September 16, 2020, at 8:00 a.m., and shall remain in effect until November 20, 2020, or until rescinded, whichever occurs first.

Been there Done That, X2. Be patient, try to not put too much emphasis on the hunt. Get him as much trigger time as you can get. Have him practice shooting standing too, go hunt some rabbits. I have seen kids shoot from triclawps and they can do well, but I also watched a kid take half a dozen shots at an Elk too.

30+ years ago I was sneaking up a small rise one morning south of Flagg doing that when I slipped on some wet leaves and fell forward in the blink of an eye. I had my finger tabs on the string, my left hand on the riser and the bow did a 180 just as I hit the ground. The broadhead came within 1/2 of my neck as I fell on the bow. That was the last time I ever did that.

90% MU from a few months ago isn't bad for those not in the know. Surprised it isn't more.

That I do not know but according to Vance he had to dig down farther to hit it at the time so my guess is it has been on the decline for 50 years or so. In the last 20 years we are getting more of a handle on emissions on fossil fuels. Heck even 20 years ago the emissions from a car were way less than vehicles from the 60's and 70's. We now have much cleaner fuels, catalytic converters, fuel injection and computer controlled engines. Spark plugs now can go 100,000 miles instead of being replaced every 10,000-15,000 miles. When was a kid I would go visit my grandparents who moved from their house to an apartment less than a mile from JFK Airport. The soot from the jets would build up on the kitchen window sill and was thick and black coming out of the engines. This was 1959. Today when you watch a jet leave Sky Harbor there is very little soot at all.

Lance would know more but from what I have heard 5G Cells are a lot smaller which work fine in populated areas but won't have near the coverage of 4G which will extend farther into more remote areas. I have a Wilson I bought two years ago for traveling and when I camp. I'm not sure if it is 5G capable but then again if you are that far away from 4G you are not even going to have a 5G signal.

I have a Manfretto 290 and it works great for standing and glassing.

In the early 90's I started loading 120gr Barnes X Bullets for my 7 Mag with slow powders north of 3350 and they never failed to do the trick. I loaded the whole box and they lasted me until a few years ago. I would just shoot one bullet each year to verify zero before a hunt.