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Shorter the brace height the less forgiving on your form it will regardless of technology.7" is a safe number. Look for an elite 35 used and you will be well pleased.

Well take your wife on her first archery elk hunt and walk miles in the dark daily to get f@cked by side byes and diesels. Then tell me your feelings. I will continue not to break the law dumb as it is. I might not see it happen but Karma is a B!itch.....

I walked thru cabelas with my wife who has many archery kills but has her first elk tag this year(friday bull). We went and looked at all the full body elk mounts and discussed shot placement from all angles, took some pictures for her to remind herself. A good anatomy lesson for her. She has 3 peep sights on her bow

If you see a big white ram parked on a closed forest road thats me. drive on it and ruin my wifes long awaited bull hunt plan on walking back to camp. Great to see you guys offering to help. Ill be camped on the 194.

pretty sure even the guides were waiting to get drawn and not selling this guy to nobody... Well done...

Height: 17.5-63 in.ches Leg Sections: 4 Multiple Leg Angles: 3 Folded Height: 18.5 in.ches Folded Width: 5 in.ches Weight: 3.7 lb.

pay the fee and hit the Bo. Follow everyone else and listen...

7west archery bull for what ever the wife wants to shoot.

And it will out tow any f150..

My tradesman was 43 otd with a 10 year 100k warranty and gap.

That's one A3 wont tramp stamp. Awesome!

do they make a 10 ply? I wont buy less even for 1/2 ton..

on order

I am very pleased so far with my tradesman. I dont have a power seat big deal. I hate leather anyway. .410 posi and offroad package and tows my 8k set up awesome. I averaged 16.5 doing 82 from tucson to wickenburg as well.

Jump from walmart to walmart. Some have tons of camo and some have none. Way cheaper than cabelas and its all made sri lanka or some bfe place.

Walmart is cheap and clearance is super cheap.

Lots of places on the hassyampa look just like that..

Or 42 20b or 20c 20b each side of the river

20a one side 20c the other...

Sounds like you have a nice truck, but not the same animal at all. Power Wagon is factory lifted. It has a reinforced frame with additional ladder bracing. Front and rear lockers. 4.56 gears. Throttle response control in 4 low. It also uses 1 ton axle shafts. The Power Wagon also has full skids under the entire under carriage, and they aren't just flimsy crap like some of the other manufacturers put on their trucks. You mentioned the winch. The sway bar disconnect is actually very useful for articulation to keep the wheels on the ground where traction is provided.You are correct I am missing the front posi,it does have the skid plates. My point was my version while lacking some bells ans whistles is about 20k cheaper and still a good off road full size truck. Trust me if money wasnt the issue I would have the power wagon..

Must be true then....

I have a 17 2500 ram tradesman with 6.4 hemi. ordered off road package and .410 gears. other than the winch and front posi I have a power wagon. You will never disconnect your front swaybar while off roading unless you are a serious wheeler. Save lots of money that way.

Wonder what they'd do if I brought stuff back covered in hair and blood, smelling like a deer carcass. You need to raise the bar on the girls you are dating...just saying

I wonder with the items being stolen how many trucks back windows have....ie... Swarovski, ross outdoors,CWT, or any other sticker hinting that they spend lots of money on their toys. I have big boy toys but I do not advertise the fact on my back window. Can't fix the current situation but food for thought for those who insist on decals and stickers. What does your CWT sticker imply? I have a long distance rifle, I have very expensive optics, I have lots of bells and whistles in my truck.... This won't bring back the rifle or stop thieves from stealing but why advertise with big arrows what's in your truck. .02 from me.

Grinders are like optics. buy once cry once. Get at least a 32mm plate. I was trained on a 5 horse 3 phase commercial grinder, so nothing compares. I have the second to the largest cabelas grinder and have beat the piss out of it for 6 years with no issues. I cut a few elk and more deer than i want each year and it does well. Smaller grinders work ok but I want to get done fast and move on to the next deer or elk . The smaller the grinder the smaller chunks of meat you have to make to drop down thr throat. I dont want to cut 1" chunks of meat to grind preferably. Go big or grind all night...your choice.