AzDiamondHeat

Ya, I'm going to be that guy again. So many of you were helpful pointing me in the right direction for my nieces cow hunt several years ago and it was much appreciated. Now with my sons deer hunt I am going to ask again.....lol I will be up in Strawberry about twice a month from here until his hunt. If anyone has some roads or general good areas I could look at I would be much appreciative. I know the area pretty good for elk, but in all our glassing I have never seen a deer. But I am also pretty bad at glassing. Will deer be found in the same areas as the elk or am I better off looking elsewhere? I am not looking for big deer or anything special, just general areas where glassing might be successful at seeing animals. My son is not really "into" hunting so this is more about having a good time and maybe shooting something. Success for us is not a filled tag although that will be the goal. I am hoping this hunt gets him more excited about hunting in general. Appreciate any info.

We actually laughed about the cow smile pretty hard when we first saw it.

One more month. I am hoping to replicate this but with a deer. Good luck to all the archers this weekend!

Carb

adam does good work even if he cant spell

Machine runs great. $4000

"suspected" is the key.... LEO can cut it open if they want in.

I really want to see the story....

let me know

I have done a few things for other people on here. Let me know what you need.

Would love to pick one up if any left. Your account says you cant receive messages though.

I have these. They are awesome for keeping junk out of your boots but not so good for water; too short. Better than NOTHING but the tall kuiu are better at keeping pants dry. I also am a big fan of just waterproofing the bottoms of my pants. I diy silicone my pants. Works excellent.

yup, crepes. Its my wife's favorite and pretty much the ONLY thing I make in the kitchen. I think I make some mean campfire food but everything tastes good in the woods so it is probable really crap.

does desert count?

What are you hunting? If they shoot straight 400gr will be fine, even on elk. Just know your distances and shoot within your ability. I like a little heavier for elk but it is not NEEDED, just recommended. Whatever you do though, DO NOT ask what broadhead to use. There will be full-on grown man tantrums on here......

zero. have not cleaned any of mine in over 10 years. i dont shoot very much so might be a bad example.

and an "I love heber firemen" bumper sticker?

I'll take it. sent you a message

Only 14 years for me. I feel like such a neophyte compared to some of you.

Nice fish! Not going to lie though, when I saw the thread title I was half expecting something COMPLETELY different......

zero. once dried you visually would not know it was there. its crazy how the smell completely disappears as well. it WILL add some stiffness. i always run mine through thr drier after to " set" it although no idea if it actually matters i do this on the lower half of my hunting pants to prevent my boots filling up with water. done gloves and hats as well

Look up diy water repellant with silicone and mineral spirits. Works really well.

curious to see this guy when he gets bigger..

Any window guys in the phoenix area?