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Gnats.

Michigan.

Great name I like it.

Proof that it was Bush's fault.

I hear ya, that's the problem with the early archery hunts. Same thing every year.

Settle down, Settle down, it'll happen soon enough. Every programmer I have ever met over the last 40 years was a nerd and had to redo everything thrice, and then called it good enough. Look up ADHD or Computer Programmer and they are both synonyms. We keep them locked up at work and feed them donuts Red Bull and argue with them about passwords every 90 days so they feel important.

Just trying to get her sold faster for you. HOWA is a great action.

I have a few questions if you don't mind. 1. How old is this rifle? 2. How many rounds through it? 3. Do you have any targets to show groups? 4. Does the case and stock bullet thingy come with it? 5. Blind Magazine or hinged floor plate. I know you said you want to keep the rings and bases but unless you have another rifle to put them on you might want to consider leaving them on. Do you have the original filler screws? Whose bases are they? Kinda odd that they overlap the action like that.

I was in Bass Pro looking for some yesterday but all they had were some jackets.

Fantastic looks like a lot of fun.

Any second now.

I have a Stainless Model 700 ADL I bought new in 93 with a composite stock which is pretty heavy. I don’t have a scale so I don’t know how much the stock weighs but I would like to replace it with something lighter and am looking for suggestions.

Or give them a call. They are in Rhode Island.

Thought I'd share. https://thehuntingchannel.wordpress.com/2015/02/16/optics-review-2015/

Is that a deer in the 7th pic?

Nice. Thanks for posting them.

Hard to tell how big it is but it's at least 36 hours old.

What make 180gr are you using?

http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/524898_Questions_about_lapping_upper_receiver_.html

It is the best shell out there for the ranges out past 100 yards as far as accuracy goes, even beats out the Brenneke stuff.

When you're not sure just call the different NF Ranger District Office or the main one in Phoenix. http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/tonto/alerts-notices/?cid=stelprdb5246945 http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprd3843952.pdf

They are less active when it's cold but they can go months without a host.

Check on their website. They have a list of routers they support. I replaced an old Motorola Surfboard Modem a couple of years ago when I got a new laptop and went with one from ZOOM.

I had this recommended by a friend in Florida. http://www.amazon.com/Sawyer-Products-Permethrin-Clothing-Repellent/dp/B001ANQVZE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1437006844&sr=8-2&keywords=pyrethrin+spray

That's what I don't agree with. If there's a gate and you don't want me on the road then lock the gate that's already their. With that said- I try to obey the road closures except the ones I just don't agree with. I believe the road closure excuse was to prevent further destruction of the habitat and yet they just graded a closed road. On the camping side of it I would probably follow the rules just because I don't want to spend all the time it takes to set up the wall tent to be told to take it down and move. Last archery season, we had just finished setting the tent up when forest service pulled in and pulled out her map and said good news, you're in a designated camping spot so I don't have to make you move. When did they start with designated camping spots? I thought that camping was allowed throughout the forest. It was motorized travel or parking within 30 feet of the road that was the issue. I know that there is an area on the 300 road just past the turn off for Woods Canyon Lake that has signs saying no camping and all along the 300 road I see that large boulders have been placed to block a vehicle from pulling the road into spots that were always accessible for a vehicle to pull into. Not necessarily to camp but to park so you could get out and hike/hunt. I was up there camping a couple of months ago and after the pavement ends a few miles in there is a road to the right I took that went back in about a mile. It had designated campsites all along it that were about 50 yards apart. At the end of the road was a locked gate but the road went for quite a ways in. The sign on it said it was close to all but snow mobiles.