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Well, he pulled it off. Whether your married and in the military over in combat or an Indy Car Driver some people are just driven. Heck he probably thinks someone who varmint calls bears with a bow has a death wish. You know, they say we only go around once and this ain't no dress rehersal. One thing for sure, we are all going to die. Some fear it, others put a price tag on it, enter history and create memories. You know many, many years ago when I moved here from NY I met a an opinioned hot headed guy that did some crazy stuff on motorcycles. We would run across each other once in a while and shoot the breeze, talk about the war and women but never about why. One day out of the blue, he just looked at me and said I do it because it feeds me, it's my monster and only I can tame it.

That's always a concern. The recommended safe distance in AZ for boaters is 100 yards from a dive flag.

Always a blast. Haha I Get it. Funny guy that Ernesto.

I have has a VXll on a Rem 700 in 7Mag since about 1991 with no problems what so ever. It is a 4-12X and has taken a few hard bumps when I lost footing and has never lost zero or gotten fogged up. I have hunted here and in Alaska with it in temps near zero and well over 100*F and in the rain and snow. My only beef is eye relief diminishes as I zoom up to 12X. You will probably pay more money for the Leupold but it is 100$ made in the US.

I have not see it on WT but I have seen it on MD. I did see an all white WT Buck on one of the southern units back in the early 90's. Aparently the locals knew of him but I do not think he was ever taken.

Great questions. Also, what kind of cuts could one expect? Is there ground? Roasts? Filet mignon/porterhouse/t-bone cuts? I think a little more info would definitely fire up the interest even more! Hey, I wouldn't be asking questions if I was not interested! I'm not a butcher but I believe if you remove the while filet then there isn't going to be a Porterhouse of T-Bone cut but you can cut NY Strips. A Porterhouse (1 1/2" thick) is the same cut as a T-Bone (1/2" thick). A T-Bone or Porterhouse is the fillet on one side and the NY Strip on the other.

Think sausage grinder and out going tide on a full moon. Of course here in AZ getting chained to an engine block by the Dam is an option.

Petersons Hunting is good and most bow hunting Mags. You can muddle through the posts here but since you are already on your way and as a plus having accomplished the art of understanding arrow flight (becoming one with your bow) negate sights, you challenge/goal forthwith is going to be finding game be it Mule Deer, White Tails or Javelina. Which, isn't too hard especially if you have the following. 1. A vehicle that gets good mileage, and doesn't break down. 2. An understanding girl friend or wife. (If you have both see NO 1.) 3. An understanding Boss. (If you're self employed you're SOL) Seriously though, AZG&F has some info on their Where to Hunt section under Hunting but the best thing to do is jut get out and drive the back roads and hike, hike, hike and observe game in the off season.

Anyone who thinks his body will be found has never lived east of Big Muddy.

Kudos to you and your brother. Should we ever meet you're welcome at my campfire. T-Bones and Suds are on me should we ever cross paths. This guy is one of our last Heroes but we can all rest assured his legacy lives on through the two of you. Prdatr out.

That's funny right there!!! Never thought of that! I "like" me! Yeah, not sure how I managed to do that, but hey it keeps you guys entertained.

I did see a Prairie Rattler up in 12BW a couple of years ago but was unaware of any down near Douglas.

While the "ever growing OHV community" isn't completely blameless the ease at which the smaller sized vehicles can access areas a that jeep or truck cannot creating new paths that eventually have become roads has contributed immensely to where we are now (IMHO) and the NFS Plan. I'm not throwing the OHV'ers under the buss but this has been coming for a very long. We just need to use some common sense before it all gets locked up.

I tried the Slip 2000 but am not totally convinced yet. I usually use M-Pro 7 for the most part and it seems to do a good job without the ammonia from Sweets.

No ground shrinkage there Ernesto.

Haven't been in years but it was always a great time. I'm working every weekend for the next month or so.

I have seen them up around A1 Lake and saw four sitting underneath a big Juniper each 90* from the other many years ago up near Flagstaff.

The big one are probably there but the smaller ones are more aggressive so it is tougher to get past them, try using a bigger bait.

That's refreshing to hear I was beginning to wonder if anyone besides myself have been seeing chicks.

Looks like a great excuse to get the heck out of the valley heat.

NOT FUNNY!

That's a pretty decent thing to do. Growing up a friend a block over and I were pitchers from Little League on up. He had more speed as we got into HS and had a few more pitches in his arsenal. I remember seeing him standing under the streetlight in front of his house at 11:00 at night doing windups. He was actually good enough to get a full scholarship to Fla State. Sadly on the 4th of July in 1976 he dove into a swimming pool at our friends house, hit his head and lead the rest of his life as a quadrapalegic passing a few years ago. In all my years of pitching I NEVER lost a pitch or hit a batter.

Come on man. This is a hunting site, do we really need to be spewing racism on it? It doesn't bode well for CWT.Com and I'm sure there are plenty of other website you can put it on. As hunters we get enough grief from the anti's we don't need someone painting us with a broad brush.

I think it was a memorial from the kids friends.

How long have you had this powder and how old is it?