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You are one lucky SOB. Maybe it is your new lucky sticker helping you out. David

I blanked for both, but that gives me a good reason to find a big bear for the fall hunt. David

Casey, I try to avoid other brands of scopes that could cause me to shoot the horns off of an animal. David

When I was at the expo a couple weeks ago, I saw this sticker on the back of a white old body style ford f250 ext cab with a camper on the back. It looked like it had brand new wheels and mud terrain tires. I think he is a guide or something, based on the other sticker on the back of the truck. I just wonder what he was trying to suggest with this colorful sticker. David

I know on alot of other websites you must have at least ten posts before you can post something for sale. I noticed one other member that has made 32 posts and all of them are in the for sale section.

Where are they located?

I will be at the meeting tomorrow. Is there anybody else that is going to try to attend? David

Terry, Me and Susan will probably be there. I need a new bow, so hopefully she will buy one for me this year. David

I have had that same exact thing happen to me, but I didn't have a weapon with me. To my suprise, the bobcat chased the fox for a bit and then turned and came after me. I stopped within a couple yards after throwing some rocks and yelling. That is going to be some good looking fur hanging on the wall for sure. David

While I was pig hunting this past January, I noticed there was alot of these owls burrowing in the area. You know when you hit one of there holes while driving in the dark. You would think that you just fell into a ditch. This particular one I saw quite a bit on my hunt and let me get within about ten feet to take pictures. There were so many in this area that I saw a burrow about every fifty yards right on the dirt roads. Here is a video with more info on the owl. David http://www.azgfd.gov/video/BurrowingOwls.shtml

Elk- Ol reliable Antelope- Archery 5a David

Check out this website, you might be able to find a used one there. David http://www.go2gbo.com/forums//index.php

Daniel, Can you post the prices so all of us interested can see. David

What type of groups are you getting with the gun, and which ammo are you using? David

I bought a Brittany last year and absolutely love the dog. He is so easy to train, and loves the kids and momma a bunch. I have only worked with him a little bit on birds and he is picking it up very well. Here is where I bought mine from. David http://remchesterbrittanys.com/

I don't know if you could call it a bark. Its more like a loud vibration that runs though your ears and onto the neighbors six houses down. No robber will ever be able to get close to your home or anybody elses close to you. David

When you do purchase one of these fine dogs, make sure you have no food anywhere near the kitchen table, counter, plate, back patio, sink, microwave, picnic table, baby chair, lap, and the most important, your hands. These dogs have some kind of special way to find it and suck it, thats right, suck it down there throat without even chewing one bite. Its amazing to watch them take down an entire piece of pizza. They also love to bay at the cats, UPS truck, school bus, mialman, mormons, kids playing, landscaping guy next door, helicoptors, hot air balloons, Fedex, the wind, roofers on the house across the way, neighbor taking out the garbage, people walking past your house, and the best one of all, they will even start baying at you when you don't feed them on time. But don't take my word on it, buy one and enjoy the fun. David

I received an email this morning that stated it was from the IRS and I had a refund coming to me. If you click on the link, it looks very official. DO NOT fill out the form, it is a scam. Try clicking on the upper part of the link to contact the IRS, it won't work. This one is going to cost alot of people some money. David http://www.fittoall.org/admin/images/asecu...ng(50);%20?>

I got sent some pictures tonight of a buck from Mexico that scored 142 inches. I don't have permission to post them, but this buck is unbelievably huge. His eyegaurds look to me 8-10 inches alone. Hopefully the hunter is a member here and will post some pics and the story of his hunt. David

Are you allowed to use electric calls and decoys during the hunt? David

CG, I have the same foxpro as yourself. Which sound seems to bring the animals in the best. Are you using a whirlybird? David

I really like this one with my boy. Right at the last second before the camera took the picture, he wrapped his arm around me. At that point I didn't care if we shot anything during our hunt. This is a bull from my buddies back yard in Flag. He made through the season and should grow a little more. Mormon Lake.

Do you know if it was found with a dredge or detector? David

I finally was able to get out this past Friday and do some pig hunting. I brought my 9 year old boy Austin along to help me out. We started out Friday morning hiking into a bowl where I used to find pigs about ten years ago. During our walk we jumped a fox. He stopped behind some rocks, but wouldn't give me a good shot. About thirty minutes later while glassing I decided to do a little calling. Within 30 seconds the fox came running in and stopped about 50 yards out and just layed down. I mouth called and he looked our direction, and then just walked off. I will be heading back to that bowl another day with my rifle for sure. We weren't able to find any pigs, so I headed to another area about a half mile away to glass for pigs and deer. When we got to our spot it was about 2pm and time for dad to take a nap. I layed down next to the Ranger in the shade and asked Austin to lay down on the front seat. Of course he wasn't tired since he slept the whole way on the drive out there. He fooled around on the Ranger for a while and kept waking me up. Finally he decided to take a break. All of the sudden he jumped up a yelled "dad, PIGS!". I instantly jumped up and thought he better not be messin with me. I asked him where they were and he pointed just above us on a small mountain. They were about 50 yards up just topping over. We got all of our gear and packs and started walking up the road that circled around to the top of the mountain to some larger mountains behind it. About 100 yards from the top I could see the pigs crossing the road. I got to the top fast and found a pig feeding at 15 yards. I didn't want to shoot yet so my boy could see how to stalk and watch the shot. He finally caught up with me and we started our stalk. It was slow going since there was alot of loose gravel and the pigs kept hearing us. A couple times I had 30 yard shots, but Austin never had a good view. We followed them around for about two hours so he could learn how to stalk and listen to them grunt back and fourth with each other. They finally winded us and ran like there butt was on fire for over a mile out onto the flats. I am thinking they have been chased before. We weren't able to find them on Saturday, but had a good time driving around and then stopped for lunch and made a little fire even though it wasn't very cold out. I let him drive the Ranger back to the truck, which he thought was the greatest. I had a great time bringing him along with me and can't wait until my other boy is ready to come along with us. David Austin helping me glass. Hanging out by the fire. First pig hunt together. Austin loading the Ranger for me.

I was a little scared at first to take my boy with me this year since he seems to goof around alot like your girls. But he was a completely different animal on this hunt. I am so proud of him and they way he is really taking to the sport. I could just imagine hearing your little girls giggling in the background while you make the stalk. Maybe when they get older they can get there own hunting TV show and take care of mom and dad. David