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Great deer, well done!

2014 Teryx4. 4 full size seats, great clearance, no problems. Only thing I don’t love is the brakes they are nothing like the rzr I had. I am also past the need to go really fast, I just want to reliably get where I am going in comfort and the thing is built like a tank.

Dang!!! Well done and worth the wait.

Best pad you can get! Extremely durable like the Outdoorsman pad but with more cushion. It is a permanent item in my pack replacing the Outdoorsman.

I have been a few times in the last couple of months. People are nice enough but for them to get anything done seems overly difficult. Pull up your cust#? Nope system can’t do it, wifi in the building? Nope doesn’t work (which is why I could not pull up my #). Look up a return, process runs in dog years. I had one lady who somehow seemed to be fast at everything, ironic she was probably the youngest person there that day. I think they have a really crappy system and the service counter is an afterthought. People did not seem to be the issue.

Last year the biggest buck we saw was on the border as well.

More of the same. Been up once, lot’s of goats but only one decent one in two days.

Great story and good looking bucks!

Quoted from the "Hide" reviews... • Embedded Applied Ballistics Elite with bullet database and support for G1/G7 and AB Custom Drag curves. Users can choose CDM or G1/G7 when profile building. • AB Ballistics Engine: Most accurate ballistic solver on the market. Trusted by professionals. • Aerodynamic Jump, Spin Drift, & Coriolis Effect are all calculated in the system (Embedded sensors adjust for this in real time). • Temperature, pressure and humidity sensors for real-time environmental inputs to the embedded ballistic calculator and the ability to train for muzzle velocity shift with temperature shift. The 2400BDX does not have the above mentioned sensors and has the AB Lite ballistic solver built in which limits you to only 800yds and no custom drag curves (when not used with a Kestrel Elite), BUT the one trick the 2400BDX can do that the 2400ABS can't (as of now) is communicate with a Kestrel Elite another words it can automatically send the range to a Kestrel and then the Kestrel can/will calculatethe firing solution. If I already had a Kestrel Elite and didn't already have a LRF I would probably go with the 2400BDX and use it with the Kestrel now if Sig updates the firmware on the 2400ABS and lets it also communicate with a Kestrel I would maybe go that route.

I have the sig and a swaro but have used my buddies lieca as well, Swaro is a back up sig is awesome.

How much is for the Sazerac?

Oh I forgot Pinetop brewing has a good burger, I only like one of their beers though. Black Horse Brewery (more like Linden) is a cool little brewery, super nice people with some unique beers. Also, last week stopped with one of the kids at the doughnut shop in Show Low. Great doughnuts and you can customize them, big, fresh, and reasonably priced.

you pretty much got 'em all. Darbi's, Red Devil, had a good burger at Mr Zekes I really like La Vie for breakfast, some may think it is to Yuppie with quiche and such, but the food is great. Baked in Pinetop for a great bakery Eddie's, walk up window in the grocery store for BBQ or a burger on the go. Not a destination but good if you are on the go. If you go through Taylor the pie at Trappers is some of the best I have had anywhere.

PM me and I will share what I can.

Agree! tikka t3 if you were in Chandler I would lone you a purple 243.

I have used Van Horn in the past and he is in Gilbert if you want something close. http://www.dvhcustomguns.com/

Thought I would share my set up for target viewing at 1K yards now that I have it working. I used an old linksys router along with a cheap IP camera and a yagi antenna so I can view the target on my laptop or on my phone. Set up was not that complicated and can be done via the camera viewer software or your browser. It was pretty cheap as I had an old router so only bought the antenna (x2), camera, and batteries. The batteries can be had from Amazon for less the $10 a piece and will last pretty much all day if fully charged. I aranged all of it on a salvaged pc of conduit as you can see in the pics. Cost would be $200-$250 to set up, does not include the targets. This eliminates the mirage problems that start to show up around 400 yds and you can record on your laptop to pinpoint hits and misses. Let me know if anyone wants more details.

Just got mine and the small shooting bag as well. VERY well made, will most likely be buying more of their stuff it looks great.

looks good! I ordered one and a small bag. I really like that it has buckles, I am always paranoid I will lose my Outdoorsman's pad.

Tried to PM you but it would not go through.

I will take them.

any BBQ store and yes it is a rip off. We mixed 2 colors of blue and it turned out great.

my current one is from Rockland, they can customize what you want for very reasonable prices.

Nice!

Fantastic!