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what other good options are for internet in the queen creek area?

cost and what is included?

Here is an opportunity for CWT members to put in some funds and have a place to themselves.

These 15 or 18's?

Herpetological Society of Phoenix.

Hey Sean, I have an aftermarket exhaust, with the bends, it barely touches. This tire was inside the bed. If you want to try it out, ill drop tire off for you. Andrew

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For my hunting and self defense 10mm loads, I buy from underwood ammo. They make hot safe loads. For my javelina hunting, I use a 220 grain hard cast lead or the 200 grain xtp.

dang that is the lowest price i have seen in a very long time. I don't need one, but at that price, may buy one.

Based on a recommendation from CWT Member, I called Interstate Lock and Key. They came out and re keyed locks for me. Service was quick, prompt and very professional. They are a tier 1 outfit and I would not hesitate to use them again.

Bingo, Lance nailed it.

I use bino bib.

Not sure on price but I use the Slik Carbon Fiber 634CF

Nice shank. Love Benchmade autos!

All set, thanks all.

Lowa Hunter EVO grx extrme. This is the warmer big brother boot to fhe Tibet. I have a pair if you want to put your hands on them. Also, it is not good to wear too big ot too many socks as you close off the ability for warm air to circulate around the foot. A thinner socks is better. Sweaty feet can cause cold feet too, you can spray feet down with anitperspirant, it will keep feet drier and warner.

You need to hire a hot masseur chick that will keep you hot and warm and you will for get about your feet.

Being on a tripod and really picking apart brush and cover to find the antler, ear flick etc.. is the best way. A buck in the open or on the move you can see them a long way and know what they are and general size. I have looked at at buck, no more than about 450 yds, and it took me about 10 to 15 minute to figure out if he was a buck / spike. Each time his head was in the grass, i thought I thought i saw the spikes, even my partner, we couldn't' figure it out. It was only with he lifted his head high enough and turned it with the sun hitting his head, we saw spikes. I have stared into a tree for a while, and I had myself convinced it was a doe. Only when she flicked her ear, did I confirm it was deer and a doe. I have also stared at deer that turned out to be a rock. The other way is to carry a spotter to look into the bedding and brushy areas.

I love mine.

I have had good luck with Salem Boys Auto, Hardy and Warner in Tempe.

Check archery hq or ross outdoors.

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