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    We bought a cuber this year and have enjoyed chicken fried steak and fresh eggs. We also make orange elk with tender cuts and homemade sweet and sour sauce. I gave some ground to my neighbor and he made "shotgun shells" on his Trager. They turned out great! I still enjoy a steak on the grill and a sweet potato.

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    On 9/22/2023 at 10:02 AM, Laneway1 said:

    Appreciate it. I’ve got a ridgeline FFT in 6.5prc, I’m trying to get it dialed in. Had to send that one back, but I think it ended up being the ammo I initially started using with it. Crossing my fingers.

    It's more common than you think to have to send them back. 

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    1 hour ago, Markleo21377 said:

    For what it’s worth I have helped kill 12 bulls in 7e in the last 4 years. We killed 4 in 5 days this year on archery hunt. My 13 year old killed a 362” last year up there…trash hunt 😂

    And that is how point creep is put into overdrive for one of the easiest to draw early tags.

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    9 hours ago, Gila Monster said:

    Where did you get the llamas?  I thought I was the only guy in AZ hunting with llamas. 

    You clearly haven't been to any wilderness trailhead in the last 10yrs. As soon as Newberg showed them on his I started seeing them all over the state. 

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    2 hours ago, 1uofacat said:

    Been scouting & hearing bulls in 8 until almost 8am.  I'm sure as time goes on it'll get better.

     

    Camp is almost set up, & it's so nice to have a bull tag again!  Lots of feed, water is not sparce, and the weather seems to be finally cooperating/getting cooler!

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    All weekend I would wake up to this guy screaming like crazy.

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    17 hours ago, PRDATR said:

    The Aspen I have burned  popped a lot and shot a lot of sparks out. I would check with cordwood sellers up north to see if it actually has any value.

    Its pretty common up here to see Aspen for sale. I think it has more value than pine.

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    On 8/12/2023 at 8:19 AM, Crazymonkey said:

    Brats with onion and peppers  at work for the guys. It's from my California  🐖 

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    When I saw this pic the only thing I thought was how close is that thing to the cnc and how much coolant got in there. lol then I read the rest of the thread. Sure wish I had a Blackstone next to the mill!

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    4 hours ago, Azhockeycoach said:

    I'm looking to purchase a .410 youth shotgun...decent shape....functioning.....if you have one and are looking to sell it, please PM me. 

    With all due respect, I'm not asking for opinions on why I should not start him with a .410 😀.

    Thank you! 

    I started my boy shooting his .410 this summer. Ammo is the only downside I see. Some 2-1/2 #9s were perfect to get his confidence up.

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    3 hours ago, Crazymonkey said:

    I dipped  the baffles  in clr for awhile  and used a bronze brush  to clean . When your  done use alcohol  to wash  off clr. Don't  use clr on the tubes it's supposed  to eventually  take off finish  . If you  ever get baffles  stuck  I did buy the tool from  SC  to remove  them . Just a little  anti seaze  on the threads is all you need .

    I would be careful with CLR. I use it on a lot of materials for work. It can do some crazy stuff to some metals. It is really good at cleaning though!

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