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I own several of the AR and their new Rem 700 triggers and they are in my opinion much much than most drop ins on the market.

There is a big difference with his Casey, they are brand new. He hasn’t had them hanging around his neck all over southern Arizona. Carry on.....

$350 and you own it.

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I have had a lot of interest and offers on my binos, and I appreciate it. One question I keep getting is, what will I take for them. So to make it a little easier, I will accept $2500. I don’t think I am out of line on my pricing. I already own a pair, and they are amazing to glass with. I live close to the desert and would be happy to show them if you are a serious buyer. David

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I have been setting up trail cameras for almost 20 years now and I am always trying to find ways to out smart the animals and thieves when I set them up. In all that time I have only lost one camera. I seldom set up on water, usually several hundred yards away, or on a trail. I drew a tag in 22 again this year and want to set cams up before the hunt to try and relocate a big buck I found last year. I’m curious to hear how other people take advantage of terrain, bedding areas, saddles, or trails. I will be in a mix of desert and juniper terrain with some steep hills and deep cuts. There are a few springs, but I haven’t checked them yet. David

This gps has the option to send texts and find whitetail deer

What happened to all the trail cam experts.

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I would also consider trading for a pistol or an older Savage model 10 tactical chamber in .260.

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Seeker, I asked you on another 11m subject if you had gotten video of your bull before you shot it, and if you could post some pictures of the bull from the day you shot it. I would like to see how big he is next to you in the field.

Seeker, Did you take that video before you shot it? Would it be possible to post a picture of the bull the day you shot it?

Where did you find that bull in the second picture?

Me and my son drew 22 tags. David

I have owned several hunting rigs over the last 15 years. I even built an all custom samurai that would go anywhere, but I had to tow or trailer it. I finally tried a Suzuki Grand Vitara years ago and it was an awesome hunting rig. I drove it to where I hunted and used it the entire time and drove home. Several years ago I moved up to a Suzuki XL7 and put a 2 inch lift and some mud tires on it. Built a custom rack on top that can hold two adults for glassing the flats and winch mounts front and back. It is a total sleeper and goes just about anywhere I want to hunt with ac and heat. I even got the one with leather heated seats. It has a 185 hp v6 and hauls all my gear. It has never broke down or left me stranded and they are a lot cheaper than the others. David

I bought this one from Walmart a while back and it works perfect for me. I can load it myself and it holds two rods. If you have a Sams club membership, I found the same one for $179. You won’t find one cheaper then that on CL. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Lifetime-Tamarack-Angler-100-Fishing-Kayak-Paddle-Included-90818/55604992

I have (3) brand new in the box STI beadlocks 15x7 with a 30mm offset and 4x156 bolt pattern. These have the bronze finish with gloss black rings. All of the bolts are inside each box. I ordered 4 off Amazon and got three. I ended up buying a new set of RZR S takeoffs with wheels instead of buying another one. These run about $150 each. I will sell the 3 for $350. They will fit on several different manufactures. Google search to see if they fit your car.