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Thanks Mike. They are still available. Sent you a PM. Doug

http://www.hsprecision.com/shop/rifles/hunting/spr.html The SPRs are selling for about $2800. The one pictured on their web has the thumbhole stock.

Jared, Way to do it again. I bet you wear that lucky green cap hunting until your 80 y.o. Doug~RR

sold Thanks.

Ruger Stainless Single Six Revolver 22RF & 22 WMR cylinders Hogue grips Factory grips (not shown) Uncle Mike’s holster SOLD

Will you be sitting or standing while glassing? Budget? Get a tripod with adjustable leg angles. Those K-mart cheapies with the support braces between the legs and center pole are terrible. Do a search inthe optics forum here for tripods. Some good discussions. Scoutm has a tripod for sale in the classifieds http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/in...showtopic=15354 Might consider the Velbon Sherpa that is in the CWT bookstore. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/bookstore/tr...ripod_heads.htm Other tripods to consider for sitting would be the Manfrotto 190 and Velbon LuxiL (I have this Luxi and like it for a lightweight sitting tripod) For standing, you will need a heavier. stiffer, taller tripod so you do not need to raise the center column. For a light head, I like the Manfrotto 700 RC2 The Jim White head and Outdoorsmans heads are real nice, but more $

That was a full day of fun!

A search for ZEN RAY on hunting, optics forums and bird forums will have a good smattering of threads such as: http://www.opticstalk.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=19083&PN=1

Gino, Enjoy your day and its "offerings",

Someone please call the NM fire department.

If these are the 120 Nosler Ballistic Tips in the 7RM, I would not be afraid to use them on cow elk. In response to silhouette, their jackets have been thickened and make a good game bullet.

Chris, congrats to you on a great set of binos. Just in time for the deer hunts. Doug, Thanks again for doing these contests and your support.

Those Aberts are shaping up nice now for winter with the rust-colored back and growing the ear tassles. With the season open till Dec 31 now, there could be some prime pelts for mounts. How did they taste? Acorny? Piney?

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From Sedona Friday evening, since the moonrise over Cathedral Rock did not happen as planned due to the clouds blocking the sun on the rock, being a day late, and the moon rising too far north. With the clouds though, I figured there may be a sunrise, so I returned Saturday morn, but the sun didn't get to peak below the cloud bank.

Many of the youth deer hunts begin next Friday, Oct 9. If you will be hunting coues, please send me your registration for the Coues contest by next Friday, if you have not entered already. Don't forget that there are special youth categories for best hunt story, smallest buck and largest coues buck. Thanks and have a great hunt! Coues Contest Details Doug

I have the forums bookmarked, as opposed to the cwt home page

Glad there is an X on the map. One might not find that honey hole without it.

A couple of weeks high in the mountains of eastern Arizona is good for the soul. Bet the camp camaraderie was great. Doug~RR

considering the picture size, it must be one of those micro-breweries making skunky beer in a green bottle The bull is not micro-size however.

Early rifle or muzz hunt then?

Don't know if they would be able to tell the difference. The "cheese" inside the wrapper tastes like plastic anyways

Looks like a good time to map/GPS the structure for when the water rises again. Can the SCAT do some structure/habitat projects?

Just go fishing at WhiteHorse, put the rifle in the boat along with the rods, and shoot that spike when he comes to water at the shoreline . Make it a cast and blast venture

FR 533 off 89A is the divide between 6B and 11M. It runs along the north side of Woody Ridge. You can take an atv up the powerline road to Casner, but not a full-size vehicle. Doubt a UTV would fit through the gate either. Do not know how "quiet" Woody Ridge is as the roads have not been blocked well lately. For elk or deer? I was told that there were few elk on woody ridge this past archery season.