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Go to Bass Pro and buy the Marine Metal latches.

You might want to look at the Savage Weather Warrior.

Does he have a green card?

They should leave it blank and make it so you have to choose one like when doing the online draw.

I picked some up today at Food City, pretty pricey at $6.49 a pound. Does that sound about right?

Love the kid in the back giving rabbit ears. Nice buck and writeup.

^^^^THIS!!!

Congrats on the pig and having your dad along for the hunt too. I shot my very first pig with an early model contender in 223 at about the same distance, knocked it off it's feet, DRT. It had a 1.5X TC Scope which was perfect.

Yes I do and I can meet today or tomorrow. Chris 602-499-zero610

His paintings are incredible, I follow him on Facebook and he is extremely well know.

How much u want? Just curious I'd probably let it go for $950. I bought it off a guy here and it has scope mounts and a soft case. Shoots anything no problem around 1-1.5 MOA. Has the factory trigger if you know what I mean.

Everyone loves puppy pictures. "Go different, everyone has labs now, Belgian Malinois" Somehow "budget" doesn't to mind with those. LOL

Done

Ok, I can probably meet up this weekend.

I have a LE6920 in FDE if you're interested.

I'm interested in the Savage. I could always use another youth gun for kids I take out, what bases are those? Do you have rings too?

That was the regular price. $140 was a special sale price.

Way to stick with it. My son has tried many times but they always get the upper hand on him. I love hunting them as much as doves and have a general tag but I will now be going to Ft Myers Florida to attend services for a friend opening weekend but maybe the boss will let me have a day off during the week before the hunt ends.

Looks great, how did you like the stock?

Not at all, I have seen them on top of hills too. If there are palo verdes they like to bed under them up high as the thermals carry scent to them they can bail off the other side

Good to meet you.

Great little guns. I had a blued model and will take it if Terry doesn't.

Most all of the pigs I have shot (over 12) were taken in the morning except one about noon (1st pig ever), one just before dark and one a few years ago about 4PM. That day I was walking and glassing when I saw one about 150-200 yards up a mountain from about 300 yards away. The wind was all wrong so I have to circle around and come in from the opposite direction. About 50 yards up the hill I bumped a few that were actively feeding and shot one. The one just before dark was in a wash with a few others that ran between two long fingers north of the salt across from Phon D Sutton. I went out after work during the week and ended up carrying it out in the dark to where I parked along the Beeline as the NFS had put up a barrier a few years before so we could no longer drive to the salt. I think the weather plays a big part in when they are active. Last year I was hunting the desert at 3000' and ran into a heard on the move just at sunrise. It was rainy and overcast and maybe 60 degrees out. They can be tough to pattern.

Fantastic that HHJR is healthy. Congrats to you and the great job your wife did.

That smile on your dads face says it all. Congrats to all. I usually don't want to leave when I'm down there.