rossislider

I have a 14ft single axle that I haul my Ranger Crew in. IMO single axle is the way to go. I can unhook my trailer and push it myself unassisted when needed. May not sound like a big thing, but it is. Already had a couple of buddies sell their tandem axles after seeing how easy mine is to maneuver. Also better on gas milage and no brake control is needed.

I'm up in 3C each year during the rifle hunt for a family reunion type thing. I've spent a pretty good amount of time escaping said reunions for some nature watching. I haven't seen the same number of deer, nor the quality over the past two season. Just my opinion.

There is a dark haired wolf I've seen a few times that likes to rome around the base of Pole Knoll across from Greens Peak. I'd love for him to disappear.

Only a little RL-25 left.

All of the powder has now arrived and is at my home in Queen Creek. I'll start sending messages this evening to those on my list. If you would like to pick up your powder tomorrow during the day in Tempe, please get with me ASAP so I know what to bring with me tomorrow. Thanks

Just go an update from FedEx that the powder is on the truck to arrive at my house this afternoon. I still have a few canisters of RL 25 and IMR 4350 available.

For those waiting on the powder, I just received the FedEx tracking code. Their tracker suggests the powder will arrive on Monday. I should have it ready for pickup late Monday evening or any time after.

Only IMR 4350 and RL 25 remaining.

Sorry everyone my PM box is now cleared out. Just got back from lunch. Let me take a look at all of my messages, get back to you all requests, and then I will update what I have left.

This is a great article.

A lot of people have criticized Bundy's refusal to pay these fees. But I think many fail to recognize that this form of civil disobedience was one of the acts that our country was built upon. That being our founding father's actions at the Boston Tea Party as well as taxation without representation. I'm not saying the situations are identical, but encourage those critical of Bundy to give it some thought.

So cows eating wild grasses now constitutes the pillaging of public land? If that is the case we really need to do something about all these pillaging elk and deer before they completely destroy our forests!

Never heard of Okefenokee, but most credit card companies will cover you in the case of fraud. If you aren't yet 100% set on that scope I'd check out the Vortex Viper PSTs. They are in that price range and IMO you can't beat Vortex for the money. Check them out at Camera Land New York. I've been buying from them for years. Great prices and great service. Also a site sponsor.

They have to clear off the land before the can start leasing it for fracking. I have a map for you showing oil exploration conducted on the land where Bundy runs his cattle (all the red crosshairs are oil and gas exploration drilling operations): http://www.naturalnews.com/files/Petroleum-Data-Clark-County-Nevada.pdf

No worries. I don't feel picked on. I haven't cited any cases because I haven't taken the time to research it. Mearly an observation and speclation on thing to come. But yes, this was started by the tortoise. The feds are using this as an excuse to pursue their agenda and force the ranchers out.

Fracking Away Freedom - A BLM True Story: http://youtu.be/lVbbhfmKEqU Here is a little on the future plans:

All started because the tree hugging hippies saw an opportunity to shut down some ranchers by claiming their cattle were endangering a tortoise and were able to get the feds (BLM in this case) to enforce their political agenda. Don't be fooled. As soon as the tree hugging hippies can find some "endangered" slug in your hunting honey hole, they will have the feds shut you down too.

Watch this video by a friend of mine. His uncle is the rancher in question and he explains the situation better than any of the many I have read and seen. I have followed this pretty closely. I'm 100% in support of the rancher, feds are overstepping big time! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1_mZ2XOfRU

I love my Eberlestock Dragonfly! The rifle scabbard works great for packing a tripod, just tuck the lower part up of the scabbard up in the pack and throw your tripod in. It is also expandable for when you need a larger pack. I picked up the butt bucket attachment for packing my bow. There are some good demos of the pack on youtube. http://www.eberlestock.com/J107%20Dragonfly.htm

Pine Donkey has a good point. Lots of good area in unit 1 but there are roads everywhere. Be willing to walk a ways to get out of the pack.

Pretty messed up. Sounds like your friend needed an a$$ whoopin.

How long do you have to keep it in storage?

Nice set up if you are in the in the market. I love my Tikka t3 7-08 stainless/Vortex combo. This is probably $200 - $300 below retail. I'd probably switch the stock rings out for Talleys. Good luck with the sale!

Sadly, I won't be prepping for my own hunt but I'll still be spending a good amount of time in the area from Greens Peak over to Big Lake in late July and August. Better than nothing I guess.

I put in for unit 1 and once again drew jack squat! Don't take it personal, but I hate you all for at least a couple of days.