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guys, Adobe Mtn is a wildlife rehab center that G&F runs, they do birds for the most part but help any animals until a place for them is found in another center. These have always been a hit with kids.

if you just want an action go hit up pawn shops

there are a lot of them around desert sheep beds, which unfortunately are great places to glass for mule deer from

and glue on their feet, upsidedown, sideways, wow, sure footed critturs

been looking at the Kuiu packs, is the Pro that much better designed than the original Icon?

I was about 5 mins too slow in seeing this, good gun for good price

meanwhile what is going to happen to all the defrosted meat????????

cook all of the meat that was defrosted, then freeze again

there were 2 for sale on here just a couple days ago, check the classifieds

just pull the trigger on the Swaro's and don't look back, you will be happy with them the rest of your life

darn, wish you were closer, my wife needs a new rig

everyone is going to tout the ones they own, it's human nature get the best you can afford and you will not be second guessing yourself

used a Hawaiian spear when I was stationed there, aluminum pole about 4 ft long with a surgical rubber loop on one end and the 3 prong spear point on the other. Put the loop over your thumb, pull back and hold the pole, swim up to the fish point and let go. It worked good. I used it while scuba diving, had a blast.

the factory is in Utah off I15, along about mm 231(ish) if I remember right. I've stopped in there a couple times over the years, could buy all I wanted if you know someone heading to Salt Lake have them buy some

horse fell with my b-i-l and broke a 20+ year old Leupold, they sent him a brand new scope and a "sorry for your inconvenience" letter

I have an 85mm Razor, love the clarity, hate the weight, been thinking of selling it and getting 20-60x65 Swaro. But I tend to carry a heavy pack and if I was 20 years younger it wouldn't bother me.

I like hand priming my cases, can feel when the pocket gets too big and the primer goes in too easily, then I'll crush the case. I got the Lee primer when it first came out, there are many other makes now.

to become an Instructor you must first take the class, then attend another class that puts emphasis on teaching techniques and styles, then hook up with one of the Chief Instructors putting on a class. It isn't hard to get with a team teaching classes, most folks teach a year or two then move on. As I said earlier, it's all volunteer, the small fee taken up front is used to buy the stuff that gets shot up on field days and to cover some of the ammo, G&F gets money from the Pitman/Robertson Act for every student you graduate. You won't get an extra BP or anything like that, but it was worth it for the kids, I have run into several or their parents, that attended my classes and couldn't wait to share their hunting stories and pictures with me.

the problem is the number of Instructors, not enough of them, it is all volunteers and unless someone from your area volunteers to teach the only option is online then finding a field day

I have hung a carcass in a tree, hung 3 to 4 frozen 1 Gal milk jugs of water in the cavity, then wrapped a tarp around it and put up another tarp to shade the entire thing. it worked. Now I have a 120 qt cooler that I can fit a cow elk into, have to cut above the kneed on hind qtrs, I use frozen 16 oz water bottles for ice in it, put a layer on the bottom and stick in the rest wherever they will fit. I have to bone out a bull to fit.

I sold one that had sat outside for years, last time I remember driving it was 67 or 68 on a fishing trip then it was parked. I got $2500 for it plus some spare parts. Hers is probably in better shape, should get more $ for it.

there's a 10'x16' Coleman for sale here on CWT right now

I taught for 12 years and the feedback we got from the WM's was that the kids would point out to the parents when they were doing something wrong. The negative comments on the feedback forms were from the 20 to 30 y.o.'s that didn't like the number of hours, the kids enjoyed the class.

I like a bi-pod for long range prone shots and use my tripod for standing shots

I would study maps in my living room to plan making the most out of my gas, you can cover a lot of terrain on a weekend and if you find an area that you like give it two weekends. You will be surprised how much you can learn from 4 to 6 weekends during the summer, pack light and be mobile, put up a cot at the tailgate at night and break it down in the morning, head up on the occasional Fri night so you're ready to go Sat.