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Yes. V8 ive had a lot of interest, but nothing has worked out yet. I will put it in CL and market place next week.

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Bump

Yeah, how much per person?

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Are there any horsepower limits on Alamo?

I might head out there too, if I can get my boat running. I’ve never fished it before.

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I got a 1980 Johnson 15 on my Gregor, and it gets it up on plane and passes much bigger boats with ease.

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If they use the word “kindly” they are a scammer. no American uses that word, ever.

Hopefully this last snow storm helps out a little bit.

It’s in payson

If you’ve never shot an elk before, I would shoot every animal you possibly can before that hunt. Coyotes,deer, bear… Just so you can get used to shooting things in the wild. This will probably be the last tag you ever get in that unit, like the other guy said. So make it a great hunt. I would start scouting cow herds this spring and keep tabs on where they are and where the water is. The bulls will show up, during the rut. Even if you had to take out a loan, it might be worth it to get a Guide, like Ground And Pounders or something.

Ima get in the fur coat business in just a minute.

I’m not sure how great I am, but thanks!! There’s a lot of great people up here.

Got a youth tag for my youngest , and either my oldest son or I got a tag. He put in for bull, I put in for cow.

I don’t get what needs to change. You can kill a big buck any time. Quotas keep from over harvesting. The only change I’d like to see is metered quotas. If a unit has 50 deer quota, maybe like shut it down in the early when it hits 35, and save 15 for late. and mandatory reporting or checking. That’s a no brainer.

Montanas block management also seems to work well, at least last time I watched Warden.

Missouri has landowner tags. The system seems to work well. But you can’t transfer them. It’s just for landowners to hunt their own property. if they would let us bait animals again, private property is a non-issue. You can just always lure them off with a bale of hay.

I got a 1st gen sequoia… I’ve been planning on selling, but now I’m suddenly having 2nd thoughts, lol…

What are your thoughts about guides who sell GPS pins online to Honey holes? There’s this guy named Timmy Winslow and he sold GPS pins to multiple out-of-state hunters in unit 23, promising them that they were the only ones who had these GPS pins. Until they showed up at the same spot the same time. My son was there… It got awkward fast for those guys. I personally think this is unethical, and that a guide should accompany his client in the field. Not a huge fan of guides, but I understand their place.