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https://www.themeateater.com/listen/bear-grease/ep-22-american-cowboy-in-open-country-warner-glenn-part-1 Clay Newcomb is winning. He continually delivers some of the best hunting content on the web. This episode hits close to home and will not disappoint. If your tired of the usual unit breakdowns and gear list drivel, this one is for you.

i'll be at the camp. we have a 22 cow tag. talk to me about deer, maybe i can help. i'll be in a 06 maroon chevy duramax. tent camping.

+1 on the timing belt, as it believe it is an interference motor, if i've been told correctly.

After much homework, i went for a used 04 sr5 v6 4runner. I didn't want the interference engine. A v6 4runner is quite possible the best built vehicle on the road today. I bought mine with 194k, it now has almost 210k, no issues whatsoever. I'm looking for another one. I may get one to replace my wife's 2018 Fav 4.

We do carpet installation if you buy the carpet from me. Not sure if you already have carpet or not.

I have 2012 Arctic cat prowler 700 hdx. Body (seat in particular) is rough. Runs great. Something like 2000 miles. I’m interested in a trade deal, can supply pics.

Let me clarify… I listened to a Tim gillingham podcast with Aaron Snyder that changed my view on arrows. Tim pointed out that light fast arrows kill and penetrate better than what you think, plus you have the advantage of yardage forgiveness if you’re off a couple of yards. im guessing my bow , set up to hunt is around 325 fps, so tuning a fixed blade would be tricky, and require the utmost perfection during the release. I shoot a shwacker, which has the blade buried in the ferrule of the broad head for peak arrow flight. It kills at long ranges, including a 50 yard pass through on an elk. I shoot a 7.9 gpi arrow with a 100 grain head, cut at about 29”. im not saying a heavy arrow with a single bevel broad head doesn’t work, I’m saying a light fast arrow with an expandable does work. shoot what you’re confident with.

if i had my way i'd give you all my kids legos for that. i hate legos. you open my kids room door, and you get swept away by an avalanche of legos. I have to have an avalanche beacon just to wake my kids up in the morning. my kid is getting into hot wheels....

Not quite, I was just trying to get to work. Next weekend I’ll bring a squeegee to clean them off my bumper.

The young road was gridlocked with road hunters yesterday. fun times.

I’m in the light, fast, expandable, well tuned crowd. Animals have died.

When live in Indiana, you’re hung over so bad every week is like a 3 day weekend.

I would lean towards a 4 runner for long haul dependability, unless you need the extra space or heavy towing power. The v6 is as tough as they come. make sure it is made in Japan, and not in Indiana. It should say on the inside of the door jamb on the driver’s side.

Love the good thread…. I got a rifle bull tag Son got a youth tag. God is good….all the time.

Did you draw a tag?

You must be Mike’s son. I worked for your dad for a lot of years. welcome to the coues whitetail zoo… -Bryan

You from payson?

This one time, it got over 100 degrees in Phoenix. No joke.

how much money was raised? hopefully money is responsibly spent on wildlife.

North peak is in 22s, by a mile or two. Anything south of the east verde is 22s. I’m not thinking of hells gate. You wouldn’t be the first person I’ve caught in 22s with a 22n tag. while I understand the wilderness area extends to the north a bit, the mountains themselves are completely in 22s. I believe the official range of the mazatzals runs from north peak to 4 peaks, none of which is in 22n.

Mazatzals are in 22s, so….don’t go there.

For a kids hunt I’ll tell you this spot. It’s a walk in, easy to get to. Shoot me a pm.

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