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Can you email or text a picture? Thanks

That seems to be the case. Good luck. Keep at it and you will eventually find some.

Not sure where you are located but if you are willing to come to me in Tempe or Queen Creek I could probably part with 100 rounds. It is not a lot but it would get you shooting. With tax I paid about $3.00 per box of 50 Remignton Thunderbolt rounds. I'll let you buy a couple of boxes at that price.

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Looking for like new truck tires (perhaps some OEM take-offs if you upgraded tires and wheels) in size 265/70R16. I do not need the wheels/rims, just the tires. Also, I'm really only looking for something with 90% or more of the tread. Let me know what you have and maybe we can work something out. Thanks Sean

How many rounds do you need?

2008 Nissan Frontier

Wow, first bull on the first day of a late hunt! That's awesome!

Does anyone know how the fee process works for Idaho's license/big game draw. Is is like AZ where you have to buy a non-refundable license up front to put in for the draw, or is it like some other states where it is an all in one fee where you only pay if you draw? Thanks

I bought a Polaris Ranger the other day but am in need of a rear rim. I'd like to find a black stock Polaris one that matches the rest of the rims. The size is 12 x 8. If anyone upgraded their rims and has one sitting around let please let me know. Thanks

Yes it is, thanks.

Okay, thanks anyway. Still looking everyone else.

Thanks Workman, that would be great. Where abouts are you located?

I love mine and used it on the elk pictured. Only complaint, and it is minor, is the blades snap pretty easy. Outdoor Edge just came out with a similar knife that seems a bit more sturdy. Got one for Christmas and can't wait to try it in the field.

As other have said, you are fortunate that you live pretty close to PSE headquarters. I'd give them a call. Precision Shooting Equipment 2727 N. Fairview Avenue Tucson, AZ 85705 US Phone: 520-884-9065 Fax: 520-884-1479

Really enjoyed the video. Thanks and congratulations!

I know the lions eat javalina. Can't see why a bobcat wouldn't.

Any bobcats in the traps?

Thanks for being so generous ross, i am definitely interested in doing that but i will try gunbot and ammo trader first. if those dont work out i will pm you?Thanks everyone for your time No problem, just let me know.

It has been tough to come by lately. I could spare a hundred rounds if you are willing to come to Tempe or Queen Creek to pick them up. I think I paid about $2.50 per box of 50 Remington Thunderbolt. So I'll sell you the two boxes of 50 (100 total) for $5. Let me know if you want them. I know it is not a lot, but at least it will get you out shooting.

Avoid the archery guy at Bear Mountain like the plague. I've never encountered a bigger D-bag in a sporting goods store. +1 For Broken Arrow!

There was a lot said recently about how much classier people are on this website as compared to others because people here are better about respecing other's privacy, opinions, etc. Let's keep it that way. Huntjunkie will post the pictures in his own time as he sees fit for him and his daughter.

Thanks!!! It was a combined effort. Lots of help from many CWT members! Months of preperation, hard work and practice. I can't take all the credit. But when the opportunity presented it's self she was ready!! She was like, Dad, I got this! That girl can shoot!! She made two grown men cry that day. I'll never admit that in public. Lol!!!! There were probably a few other grown men who had that bull on their cams and hit lists that cried as well!

I was a little worried about boycotting A&E until I checked and confirmed that The Walking Dead is actually on AMC and not A&E. Boycott on!

The question about whether these are spotted kittens or not is a fair one. It reminds me of a discussion we had in the hunters education class I went through with my 9 year old son the past couple of weeks. Many of you might recall the "Shoot or Don't Shoot" video they play, and then ask the kids if they should or should not shoot in a given situation. I like what the instructor Andy told the kids. He said "Chosing not to shoot is never the wrong answer." In our lion situation I would suggest that if there is any question about spots whatsoever, not shooting would be the only ethical response.