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already a steal for someone wanting to build off a BDL platform. I'd take it if I already didnt have one.

Awesome deal!

post surgery

Piece of pitch with some sap hanging out, piece of toilet paper and some coals left over from the night before is how we've always done it. No offense to your buddy but just seems way to expensive for it's purpose.

It's okay guys,,..if I sold dodges I wouldn't want to admit it either

As it has been explained to me it's hard for the church to justify reducing budgets and allocating money while still paying a fortune in the fee's for certifiying and chartering etc. For that money, plus the cost of basics like apparel there is nothing the boys get in return. Now with all the liberal changes it's time for the church to move on and create a more church oriented program. I agree with everyone else- I am happy for the change. We pay all this money, it's not like BSA provides anything in return, the leaders provide all the time and equipment and the BSA Council reps are making 100k plus a year. It's a joke now.

Sooooo why not let hunters take them? All the hunters need to do is not listen to the "free" advice from the guides other people are paying for and there would be a greater harvest. Seriously though- I for one would still PAY to voluntarily take one.

I do not claim to be an expert on elk. My favorite pastime outside of fishing is looking and tracking animals on game cameras, with all that said....my opinion is the bull in the 3rd pic down is going to be a beast! This early on with a crown that thick, straight and curling only on the end....hes going to be a shooter in my opinion. (most bulls are shooters for me though) When I am looking at my cams the biggest boys are the ones that start out like that guy right there. Whoever has a tag better be hitting idgaf for info. Thanks for sharing some of your scouting pics with us....they are like gold to the rest of us "tag-less saps"

Agreed

Saw that too wondering why- couldn't have been that successful

Best video I have seen from in a long time

+1 to this post- just look at the background in these pictures! I wouldn't hunt javelina in that and these guys are dropping elk. I'll stick with the 400" bulls in 4B.....see what I did there???

thanks for sharing. I am not scared of snakes but there is just something about snakes in the pines- especially timber rattlers that I hate. I guess I feel that since I am not in the lower desert they shouldn't be there.

that does really look like the thunderbird's symbol. is that epoxy that its in?

opened today- 300 is still closed

the price keeps most of us po' boys out of the running anyway.

I've thought about throwing a line in there many times for pike, just to say I have caught one. Do you guys (who fish it) fish from a boat or shore fishing? would have access to either but obviously shore would be easiest.

I had no idea Lake Mary had cat. Crazy!!!!

If you are referring to the Nov. hunt then you should be focusing on water. You don't necessarily have to sit water but that time of year is traditionally dry. Make the waterholes your focus and work outwards from those points (once you have identified water holes they are hitting consistently). Personally I would sit an active waterhole.

thats just funny

dang! looks great

RIP

It will be real interesting to see how much will disappear between now and July when the monsoons start hitting.hopefully retains a lot. I would love to see that thing even 1/2 way full.

Awesome to see!!! Thanks for posting all those.

The only thing better than water in Mormon lake is seeing elk in it. And the only thing better than seeing elk in Mormon lake is seeing early archery hunters trying to put a stalk on em' We have got our binos out and placed bets on how long it would take them before they gave up. It becomes quite the spectators sport from the pulls outs over looking the lake on the east side on opening morning- if there are elk there.