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I can tell you put a lot of effort into those. Potassium permanganate is something that works really well (I've used it myself) --- you may want to try it next time: www.taxidermy.net/forum/index.php/topic,72467.0.html Here's a video showing the use of potassium permanganate (about 20 min. long): www.youtube.com/watch?v=reAoZQ7h7z8

Don't know what Healy Arms would charge to get a Flatline map to you. Give them a call: 480-621-5555 ...

The first of, I'm sure, many more to come --- way to go, Paul!!!

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Didn't see anyone mention where you could pick up a Flatline map, so here's a place (& they support CWT too!): Healy Arms 3164 S Country Club Dr #10 Mesa, AZ 85210 480-621-5555

Golden Gate > NE corner 101 & Baseline in west Mesa. Great food, nicely decorated inside, quiet ambience > nice for date night ;-)...

Somebody's going to snag a good ride ...

Booooooo! Congrats (sort of) ...

Jake is trustworthy guy!

A few years back (maybe 10 or so?), I downloaded a pic from the internet onto my phone showing a woman holding an EXTREMELY heavy elk horn (I can't remember if it was just one side or an entire rack). Unfortunately, I lost the pic (and all others) when my phone shorted out from water. The horn(s) didn't look anything like the Yellowstone elk descendents now roaming Arizona; can't remember if they were from western N. Mex. or eastern Arizona. Does anyone else remember these? Could this be what azbackwoods' brother has?

I talked to a San Carlos G&F LEO I know yesterday (I've been fishing the Black for 30 years). He said the White Mtn tribe has done some restocking since the fire, but it isn't in the plans for the San Carlos tribe. Was told it would probably be another 2-3 years before the smallmouth fishing gets back to what it was before the fire ...

Spent 4 days last week up on House Rock chasing lions with a couple friends and their dogs. Dry ground (no snow), on foot. They helped Az. G&F a while back, catching a couple desert lions while NatGeoWild filmed an episode with Casey Anderson. Most of the dogs shown on the program were with us last week. A pretty good program you might want to watch! Tough catching lions in our Arizona desert --- for me, absolutely!

Try some WD-40 on an out-of-the way test spot ...

Johnnie Blaze: PM sent your way ...

Bill; Sent you a PM ...

Most of us know the importance of not eating under-cooked pork. Similar care should be taken when it comes to bear meat! Here's a really good video from Steve Rinella, the "Meat Eater" on TV (bon appetite!):

You absolutely rocked it!

Go to: www.polarisatvforums.com/forums/ You may have to meander through the site, but somebody there should be able to point you to a solution ...

Sometimes I'm surprised I can still hear elk bugles in September (and what direction they're coming from) that some younger guys I'm with can't. 12,000 Hz comes in loud and clear; 15,000 is a blank for me now. Check it out ... www.yahoo.com/health/try-it-can-you-hear-these-sounds-only-young-112627654778.html

Amanda, thanks for bursting my bubble (lol) --- got nothing at 14,000 Hz. Oh well, not so bad for my age, I guess ...

I bought this same scope new last summer --- somebody had better JUMP on this thing in a hurry (you'll love it)!!!

Where are you located?

In case you haven't checked the bighorn sheep forum this week, some important work is happening this weekend --- a great bunch of folks focused on another important task. If you've never helped out on a conservation work project before, you're missing out (also a great way to show young people how they can give back to wildlife) ...

Hey all --- The ADBSS will be putting the final touches on the Scadden/Hook water catchment southeast of Quartzsite in the South Plamosa Mountains this weekend, Feb. 27 - Mar. 1. The 1st weekend's work saw most of the preliminary digging completed for the storage pipe, collection feed line and walk-in drinking trough. The goal is to complete the assembly work this weekend (hope to have things pretty much wrapped up by end of day Saturday). ALL volunteers welcome --- you DON'T have to be a current sheep society member to join in and help give back to our state's wildlife! Youth/family members are welcome as well. Note: Saturday evening dinner and Sunday breakfast provided. I plan on leaving for the project Friday --- got room for someone else in my truck if you want to come help and check out what the ADBSS is all about. Awesome volunteers donating their time to a great cause! Here's a link to the project: www.adbss.org/2015-02_Hook_Scadden_Tank.pdf You can call me if interested or would like more info: (480)760-3868 (I'm in Gilbert) ... --- Tom

Robert: Lots of good stuff over the past year --- congrats to everyone involved! Thx for sharing ...