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Sorry for no pictures, but my camera is an 8 megapix and I haven't learned how to reduce to few enough I could download. I tried to download, but the pics are just to big.:Wow1:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ceq/initiatives/oceans/ Here's a place to start with what you want, believe, wish for, etc. Sorry for my anger. I guess I'm just getting senile:drool: when it comes to D.C. politics. Enough said on my part. My comments will go to the whitehouse...

By the time the "new regime" is done, we will all live in "Chicagos" with no future; no place to roam; no outdoors; no hope...only taxes to make us all financial "equals". Sad future for my grand children. Just like the last Democrat who shut off the Grand Escalante to virtually everyone...

Antelope tastes very much like deer. The key to good meat is take an animal which hasn't been running a lot, thus doesn't have a high lactic acid build up in it's muscles. Clean and skin asap so it can cool quickly. I hear a lot of people do not like antelope nor deer because of the "gamy"...

Went antelope hunting in North Park, CO last weekend for opener. Friday there were several small herds we could see from camp with a nice buck walking within 50 yards. Opening morning, they were all gone. Finally about 10:00 I had been stalking a youngish buck for 45 minutes when a doe showed...

I'm jealous! Looks like a great time!

Me I have and love SxS. My AYA #2 in 2 3/4" 12 ga double trigger will handle most of what I shoot in upland (ie pheasants 1 1/4 oz #5 nickel plated shot; sharptails 1 1/8 oz #6 magnum shot; huns and chuckars 1 1/8 oz #7 1/2 magnum shot; quail and doves 7/8 to 1 oz #7 1/2 or #8) etc. Rabbits...

Welcome to the flyfishing world!:wings: Been flyfishing since about 1960. Tied my own until a few years back when my eyesight began failing for close in (even with 2.5x glasses). Used to we used big flies on trout, ie, #8-12. Now everyone uses #18-24 flies. Yikes! I cannot even see them...

I wouldn't stake my life on anything using a battery. Learn to use the hard sights and if you must have a laser, use it only to learn to point. I'll guarantee you when you need it the batteries will go if they aren't already dead. All that said, they are excellent to learn where you are...

Awesome story!!!:victory: If she was 30 years younger, I'd be in love/lust again!:ylsmoke:

Ultimate 14.5 Great choice! Especially for fishing. I spent this winter in FL and used a couple of kayak flyfishing guides who use them. They loved them as well. I just ordered an Ultimate 12 Tegris. Much lighter at 29lbs without the seat for my old shoulders to hoist on top of my truck...

Progressive vs single station vs turret presses I have some experience (since early '70s) reloading. My experience with progressive reloaders has been Dillon and Hornady metallic and MEC, Pacific (now Hornady) and Ponsness Warren in shotshell. The problem with progressive reloaders on...

Had the opportunity in, I believe it was about 1967, in the student center of East Texas State University to hear and chat with Buffet. He was a nice guy to chat with back then. Good tunes even then.

Scope recommendations. Look for one with an adjustable objective (AO). It will help with the parallax. Most scopes designed for high power rifles that do not have AO have a fixed parallax for I believe 150 yards. If you get an AO, you can be more accurate at closer ranges. If you need more...

So when can we come finish off all that delicious young bull? It sounds great! And apparently your wife is an outstanding cook! My old 30-06 (1952 Win Model 70) has taken a number of elk from cows to 5x5 bulls (220+lbs of pure red meat hauled out close to 5 miles) and if you do your part, the...

Thanks guys! I was just wondering what to expect next. It sounds like I am pretty much on track for at least 200,000 miles. I have a rather light Lance camper (2000 lbs) I have hauled pretty much all over. I had a 29' Hitchhiker II I hauled for a few trips around the states, but got rid of...

Thanks for all the pictures. Nice/neat looking little rig!

I cannot find any thread dealing with this, but I thought it might be important for those owners of F250s. I had to complete the following major repairs at these approximate mileages. 30,000 down tube gasket leak (may be leaking again) 100,000 new rear brake pads 100,000 new injectors (not...

Try this website for some interesting lady "fisherpersons". http://www.sistersonthefly.com/ Pretty neat if you ask me. I've been flyfishing for 47 years and still learn something new every time I go. Great sport. Hope she enjoys it.

FYI, I finally found the cause of the noise. It started and stayed on all the time. It was the inside or outside vent. Apparently the gears are stripped that open and close the vent. It is located above the blower motor on the passenger side below the glove box. What I did was to remove...