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Here's another great read (note: will take you a while to read in its entirety): www.larrycorreia.wordpress.com/2012/12/20/an-opinion-on-gun-control/

That's one a-w-e-some ram --- congrats to the max! And way to show we gray-haired guys can still get it done (there may be hope for me yet!) ...

Smitty: Kudos on your very successful hunt --- I imagine you'll be savoring those days in the rocks for the rest of your life! Super cool ram. Thanks for revving up my anticipation [no matter how many more years I may have to wait ;>)] ...

Tony: I'm a native Arizonan --- been reading your articles in various publications since my granddad introduced me to the outdoors way back when. Can't begin to have an inkling how you felt right after having pulled that trigger. Yessir --- scratch that one off the bucket list, finally! My most sincere congratulations on a job well done ..

Way cool ...

Stanley: Props for your Post #36 ...

Memorial Day was established to pay homage to those who paid the ultimate price serving the U.S. (Veteran's Day is set aside for all those who served or are currently serving in uniform).That difference undoubtedly is very real to those who have family members, friends, or service mates who gave their lives in combat (or otherwise). My heartfelt thanks go out to all of them (you) everywhere! I think it's vital we all remember the unique significance of both holidays. To you vets here on CW, thanks for your service (always!) and for standing with me on this post ...

19 points now and counting ...

Nada for me again --- G&F server not handling traffic too well, and phone lines are swamped ...

The act on the cross would not have been complete without the empty tomb! Hope you all had a joyous Easter ...

He is risen! Doug, thanks for a special photo ...

Sierra is good ...

I sent Rep. Judd an e-mail last week; received reply from her today: "You are welcome, Tom. I am sharing my new found problems with this bill and know it will come back. I am glad I have a whole bunch of people to talk to now, when it rears it's head again. Sincerely, Peggy Judd" Nice to get feedback from the capitol ...

Zim: Good talking with you today --- appreciate your passion! Me thinks we've got a movement afoot that will spread beyond Arizona's borders (too bad many in Utah are drinking the wrong Kool-Aid). Glad you've found your way to the forum ...

Glen: Good job on getting in to them! Know you'll do well ...

The AZSFW/AZSFWC >>> like a rattlesnake's head that's been cut off from its body!!! Don't trust it ... Great job everyone --- but stay vigilant!!!

NICE!!!

Stan: Thanks for posting the reply. My sentiments have already been covered in the previous posts on this thread --- just add my 2-cents in capital letters!!! We're bringing this to the public through the media --- looks like it's starting to snowball. Now. as others have articulated >>> CONTINUE SPREADING THE WORD, THROUGHOUT THE DAY, WITH EVERYONE ...

RMEF's stance in supporting hunting and hunters has experienced a positive turnaround on a number of issues since Dave Allen has taken the reins ...

I agree! Been going to the one in Mesa for years (south side of Main St. about 1/4 mile west of Higley). Oh yeah ...

I live in Gilbert - wondering if anyone would like to share a ride to next Thursday night's meeting (Mar. 22)? Sure to be one of the more important gatherings as we go forward protecting Arizona's outdoor heritage! You can call me: 480-760-3868 ... --- Tom

Your words brought back a hunt from several years ago --- it wasn't until I had tagged that bull that I started to think just how special that evening really was. Undoubtedly once a dominant herd bull, he came in solo to my cow calls, bugling nonstop. Like yours, good mass and strong 3s, just not much on top any more. Later aged at 12 years old, I was humbled to be in that then still animal's presence. The hunters he must have encountered over those years! Coach, you and I can count ourselves among the fortunate to have experienced something so special. Now to your write-up --- once mighty fine piece of typing!!! I heartily agree with those who've already given you props. Haven't read anything so well put together in years, a-n-y-w-h-e-r-e!!! Well done. And, again, congrats on your success ...

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