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Sounds good. As long as I have sizes that work, their yours!

Let me take stock when I get back home or furing my timecoff between Christmas as nd New Year's, Clay (don't let me forget). My 8 year old son is also growing like a weed and has probably outgrown some of his older sister's hand-me-downs (boys stuff to begin with). As it is, he is on the verge of outgrowing some the medium stuff and probably will by next year. When he does, its yours if you still need it.

I'm interested in the tripod for my daughter, but need to run it by my wife this close to Christmas. I assume from the pics, its good for sitting-height, too. No promises, but I'll talk to my wife in between soccer adventures in Casa Grande tomorrow-Sunday.

Well since you're headed that way and coming back...can I place an order for 3 Doz fresh tamales from Robertos in Las Cruces? Oh... on topic for the OP, I have a brick I can sell you for $30.00 Staying off topic, my wife was talking to her sister about getting the tamales going when we get there. I could probably hook you up with a 6-12 homemade El Paso tamales! Are you taking orders? If so, how much for a dozen? You may need an extra cooler for the ride home . That depends on how hungry and how well behaved the German shepherd in the back of the SUV is!

L.O.L. you talking about the wooden benches infront of house in pic of the camp table? The pic i took off the box? Ya that house might look out of place in my neighborhood! As for the ORECK that was my big purchase to spare shoulders and back.. Lightweight for sure. Turns out it really saves my body cuz oreck is light enough for 6yr old to use. Fortunately, you've figured out my sense of humor! Those benches would be awesome, though! And if I didn't already have two military mummy bags. LOVE those things!

Well since you're headed that way and coming back...can I place an order for 3 Doz fresh tamales from Robertos in Las Cruces? Oh... on topic for the OP, I have a brick I can sell you for $30.00 Staying off topic, my wife was talking to her sister about getting the tamales going when we get there. I could probably hook you up with a 6-12 homemade El Paso tamales!

Congrats on a great buck.! I'm still after a muley with my bow (with anything really).

How much for the wooden benches in front of the house? Those would look good in front of our place. Might be interested in the vacuum cleaner, too, as ours seems to be taking the proverbial dump lately....

I was getting ready to agree wholeheartedly to this.... until I read this. DEFINITELY! I'm jealous of that boy! Congrats on a great run so far!

Congrats to both hunters and their dads!

I can put you in touch with the WMs up there if you need help. I've worked with the former 13B WM (now Sector Supervisor) for 8+ years on various conservation projects. He'll help you get on birds! Sounds good if you could PM his email address I will send him a note. Thanks Fred PM sent. Good luck!

Let me know if you're interested in meeting up and/or swapping info. Found out my daughter will have the whole weekend, after all, assuming she doesn't fill her tag in the opening of the youth hunt. heck yes Brian lets plan on it if your daughter does not get one on the youth hunt we'll make sure she gets first shot on our hunt. plenty of birds (snow too) up that way we should not have a problem getting a couple of birds. Deal! The other day she said "You get first shot this year since you gave me first shot last year." I told her it doesn't work that way when hunting with your kids!

I can put you in touch with the WMs up there if you need help. I've worked with the former 13B WM (now Sector Supervisor) for 8+ years on various conservation projects. He'll help you get on birds!

If something falls through and one of the above doesn't work out, I'll be driving through the valley next Wednesday (23rd) on my way to my in laws in El Paso. I can bring you a brick to buy until you can get more.

Mine and my daughter's regular tags came in the mail today!

Let me know if you're interested in meeting up and/or swapping info. Found out my daughter will have the whole weekend, after all, assuming she doesn't fill her tag in the opening of the youth hunt.

Looking forward to my phone ringing and scooping MT_Sourdough on that .257 Wby!

Got mine and my daughter's yesterday, too!

Got two, myself!

Says I was drawn for a 12A leftover tag too but the way the GnF is handling this draw I won't believe it until I get the tag in my hands. This late 12a hunt is a great hunt good luck at actually getting a tag. Same here for me and my daughter up there! We found birds the last two years up there, but I don't know that I want to drive that far south, especially if she has limited time due to a school trip the following weekend.

My daughter (now 11) has been shooting a Ruckus for almost 3 years. She loves it and its a solid bow. Back when we got it, the Infinite Edge was too heavy for her. Our son will be 8 in two weeks and we'll be getting him the Infinite Edge Pro soon. Talking to our pro shop up here (BBA), the Infinite Edge Pro is the way to go for him vs. the Ruckus. I will say that the Ruckus is a solid bow! My daughter is pulling 37 pounds and shooting to 35 yards no problem with it.

Where was this three months ago when I got mine?!? Bump for a GREAT scope!

Sportsman's Warehouse in Flagstaff had the DPMS Oracle A4(?) on sale for $449 Wednesday when I stopped in for other business. I got mine at Cabela's as a closeout for $600 this summer. I've put 20 rounds down range to start breaking it in and its a beast!

It is awesome to have so many options for kids now days. Hard to believe i was swinging gun this size when i was a youth, i would not believe it at all except that i remember the bruises. Exactly! I'm still hunting with the full size Rem 1100 12 Gauge that I got when I was 12. Youth model back then was "Suck it up until you grow!" Hope you sell this quickly!

That is awesome! I'm tempted to raise my hand for my kids and I'll be at the stadium next Sunday (13th), but I'm sure there are some folks closer who can grab it up first. Very cool of you, indeed!