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Very nice. The cwt.com ladies sure are bringing it this archery season!

For sale locally as well. See attached link... http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/app/2562252560.html 10% of the sale goes to cwt.com if sold to someone on the forum. Located at my work in Chandler. Thanks!

The smile says it all. Congrats!

Great set of trophies! I love the pig and the red hartebeest the best. Congrats on another fabulous and memorable trip!

Enjoyed this series tremendously. Thanks for sharing, as always.

Pretty neat to get those over a kill. I agree, a lion dog man would be all over that!

Whoa! Nice job. Neat curvy fronts on that muley.

Wow! Great buck! Congratulations!

Some stud bucks! Hoping for some trophy pics.

Nice write up and now you have even me contemplating buying one!

A big thanks to Phil and Alan on the use of their bucks. I think they are very well represented and really bring it on these shirts! We wanted a cutting edge design that represented trophy coues and the Southwest. Scott Allison really came through and I greatly appreciate his eagerness to listen to our never ending demands and detailed quirks. I hope everyone enjoys these and I think it will be an all time favorite. I look forward to this design quickly becoming the sites new best seller! Very comfortable and cool as heck.

Love that first bruiser! Congrats to all you guys and thanks for sharing with us here stuck workin'!

Very nice! Congrats to your fiancée on a sweet archery buck. What a handsome fella he is too. Great picture set up as well.

Is the trigger too heavy? Too much creep? Congrats on your new purchase. Don't forget to give us a range report.

Congrats! Can't wait to see the trophy pics!

BTW...Happy Birthday!

Just received the package in the mail. Comes in a rip proof bag. When I picked it up, I thought.."They must have back-ordered something and only shipped what they could" Then I opened up the package and everything was in there. MAN THIS STUFF IS ULTRA LIGHT! (pun intended) I really can't add much more than what Ron already has posted in his blog. Looks like very good quality fabric/s, stitching, and attention to detail. The medium size fit me well and I was happy with the color of the Guide Jacket that I ordered in "Major Brown" as it's not as dark as I thought. Kind of like a raw umber in color, not a chocolate like it seems on their site. Awesome cause I'll wear it elsewhere and not just while hunting. I did head to the sink and smiled as I poured a glass of water onto the guide jacket and pleasantly admired how it beaded and ran off. If anyone wants to check it out, I'm in Mesa, work in Chandler.

The Rodeo fire brought charges of $500k I think.

If you go to http://www.daftlogic.com/sandbox-google-maps-find-altitude.htm You can get gps coordinates and altitude for the area selected. I use it for entering ballistic data when making turrets for my rifle scopes. (Just thought I would pass this on)

You can go to maps4u dot com (Wide World of Maps) You can custom generate and order a map for wherever you like. Include hillshading, unit boundaries, etc. I've used the service before and it works well. Even had mine printed on waterproof paper.

Have a great one!

The sticker easily adds about 5% to the value. Lol!

Best of luck to the kids and have fun. Between the campfires at night, sleeping in bags, and seeing cool stuff in the woods, it's hard to top the experience when being a kid.

Much congrats Angie! Maybe you can show US all a trick or two! Thanks for taking the time to put it down in print to share with us too.

I feel for you. Looks like you two shared a long life together. Tough situation that didn't get any better by you having to be the one to put him down and bury him. I'm sure you'll think of him often and share the stories of the "best horse you ever had" for a long time.