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Thanks for all the replies I got on this post. Yesterday, I scouted for my sons junior hunt, and killed a pair of pintails on a stock tank. This morning with the help of scooter, I found a covey of scalies and shot 5 birds. My dog retrieved every one, then we packed up and headed home. I left about 12-15 birds in that covey for scooter. It was a great time, as all of you that hunt behind a good dog know! One of the most memorable hunts I've ever had, and thank all of you who replied or sent PM's.. Special thanks to scooter, and I still want to shoot with you sometime!!

Rem 700 in .270 caliber. Muzzle break.

Take it to laundromat that has the huge washers It can be done for probably $10-$12. It'll take about an hour. Take your own detergent.

Thanks for the replies. I will post pics after our hunt.....

I've hunted 28 for deer a long time ago.....

Congratulations! Way to go

Thanks for all the replies. Shes still, on cloud 9.

My daughter had her second elk tag in 4 years. We hunted hard on the first hunt but never filled her tag. This year was different. 150 yards with a .270 and her first elk was on the ground. Congratulations Cheyenne. You made me a very proud dad!!!!

Just a heads up.... I once stashed a few gallon jugs of water part way in to where we were going to backpack to. Stashed them the first 2 days of hunt, then we packed all the way in on sunday. When I got to where I stashed water jugs, I noticed mice had chewed through water jugs, emptying them of water..... Had to hike all the way back out and get more water, before going all the way in...... Tie them up in a tree or in a bush. Had mice chew anything that is chewable overnight .......... derstroyed my zippered swaro case.

Night. Its really bothered him that he didn't recover it. 10 years ago, before these forums, it wouldn't have happened. Thank you again for helping

Brian, I'm the guy who saw your post last

Brian, I'm the guy who saw your post last

I have a .410 bore shotshell reloader that hasnt reloaded more than 1 box of shells. Also included are hundreds of plastic wads, powder, and #6 shot. Enough to load hundreds of shells. i dont have any use for it as I had to sell my .410. There are also several different shot and powder bars and dies to load 2 1/2" and 3" shells. Asking $150 for all of it. Contact Jim at 602-509-6357

and DON'T ride the animal you just killed.

I buy 2 pair before every hunting season, so I now have a good supply. get them from Amazon.com. Its a little cheaper

My son drew the 36B November youth tag this year and I was wondering how many people were going to have Thanksgiving in camp. I havent got the flyer yet from SCI Az chapter yet, so I wasnt sure if there was any activities pla nned for Thursday afternoon. (Im sure everyone will be out glassing in the evening). Just wondering what to do (Potluck or everyone on their own)

Is the bull in the 3rd pic the one thats MIA??

Thanks Stanley. I met you there a few years ago. Are you going to be there this year?

Here are some pics of a pedestal coues deer I finished last week

It was made of aspen and I got it from Van Dykes Taxidermy supply.

I am a taxidermist and know Jim hartsock personally. He has given my pointers and taught me some things over the years. He is a great guy and one of the best taxidermists we have in this state. Those are great looking mounts and congrats!

Heres 3 lifesize that I mounted for a guy I work with.

That is one heck of a spread on the one in Pic#3. I bet Matts ears will go 28" outside spread.

Must not have been a UDA then. They usually dont pick up their trash!!!!

Saw your truck parked while deer hunting Sunday AM Oct 24th.