Red Rabbit

Time to put some mouse traps on the counter when you are gone.

What was interesting last year is that the results were available on the phones before the internet and during a midday&midweek. Seems G&F would not want the phone lines tied up for those trying to call about something other than draw results.

Corner Archery is at 50th Ave and Northern in Glendale.

Guess it depends upon the frame used http://www.bellmtcs.com/store/index.php?cid=239 http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?...7669&page=2

Congrats!!!

RBH, I know someone who may be interested, so was asking before I contacted him.

Price?

Have you seen or heard reports of big drops yet? RR

30-378 might be able to elaborate. What I recall is that the owner of Popular had major outside debts and had to sell the inventory and stores. The Flagstaff store was one of the more profitable ones and he tried to keep it open.

Dick, That would be good information to post on the other sites. According to MapQuest, Tombstone is 41 miles away, Benson 17 miles, and Willcox 25 miles from Dragoon. On the ABA site, I could not get the link to work when I clicked on "2nd Leg of Triple Crown..read more" (found on the right side of the web-page). I like the newer site you have done. Doug

iirc from the Wild Burro Act, conviction would be a felony and the associated loss of many privileges.

I have usually melted in Sno-Seal with a hair drier. A friend in Alaska recommends straight beeswax, better than sno-seal.

Photos were taken this past Coues season by registered contestants. The results of this poll will be just one of the factors the judges will use determing the winner(s). #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6

Nothing spectacular, but from yesterday evening.

Bill, I would say that 80% of the plates that I saw over New Years and again in Feb were out-of-state. It was just as crowded in Feb as it was over New Years. Doug~RR

Keith, It must have been an G&F oversight, but I do not see the 22 rimfire on the chart.

Thanks to Scott/Coues7 for doing the legwork on another post. Maybe Amanda can make this a sticky so the list is not lost in the threads.

So you drove up from Tucson for a no-show? That would be an upsetting waste of time and money. Reminds me of me driving down to Phoenix to buy a utility trailer, but the seller neglects to tell me that he does not have the title.

Only needs to be centerfire; no caliber restrictions.

For my LRF 1200, I have an Eberlestock small accessory case A1SP attached to the hip belt of my pack. http://eberlestock.com/Merchant2/merchant....oduct_Code=A1SP http://eberlestock.com/Backpack%20Accessories.htm#APs

Browning A-Bolt Savage Have you checked to see which eye is dominant?

Cooked Horn makes a case http://www.crookedhorn.com/cms/shop.html?p...;category_id=12

Here's a photo that Tony/OutdoorWriter sent me. (same as in the article, but uncropped)

Great price on the Alaskan, as it retails for $239. I have the same pack and like the expandable compartment that can hold a quarter of deer, and that it is torso length adjustable.

What a great opportunity to learn more about these cats that are very seldom seen in the US. Maybe his travels will lead to others, like a mate, being found. Warner Glenn must be downright ecstatic.