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Yes I have done it. I went in 2012 with Hidden Creek Outfitters. I'll send you a PM.

Colorado's new cases and deaths have really dropped almost off the chart!!

I just got a call from my barber and she is opening up this Friday as the gradual reopening of Colorado is beginning. I usually get a haircut once a month and it's been over 2 months and I am looking pretty scruffy! "One small step for mankind"

Nope

I'm with Taskswap! I'm 78 and have been feeling "old" for a few years despite lots of walking and physical activity. Takes lots longer to recover. Body is just wearing out, I have 4 replacement joints. My challenge is .....never look back, because you all might be catching up! LOL :p

I have a .300 Wby in a custom commercial Mauser action with a Shilen match SS barrel, Bell & Carlson composite stock, Leupold VXIII 4.5 x 14 with a ballistic turret. Shoot nothing but my reloads with a 180gr Nosler Partition bullet. MV = 3250 fps.

Always. We used it in aerospace ....good enough for airplanes...surely great for gun screws.

A buck or a doe can carry the gene, but to be passed on or have a piebald fawn, the only way is for both carriers (buck & doe) have to breed. If either one breed with one that does not carry the gene, it is not passed to the fawn. That's what the article I read said. The amount of varied...

"Stupid is as stupid does"! Hopefully one of their offspring can carry the gene and carry on.

I did a little research on this color phase and the info said that both parents have to carry the recessive gene for it to be passed on. So there must be a buck around someplace. We do have a doe that shows this coloration, but it is not very distinct. She has been around a long time.

There are about 75 to 100 mule deer that live around my place. Mostly hay fields and apple orchards. There is a gene pool of piebald color phase in the deer. Every few years one or 2 show up. Yesterday I saw a yearling that was a piebald. 3 years ago there was a beautiful fawn that was piebald...

Thanks. I found some original finish and it's on the way.

Hell...I like um all!

And the B2 Stealth Bomber, X15 and Apollo. Worked on them all!

Yep....for sure!

My wife got hooked on Alaskan Amber last summer when we were in Alaska. It's good, but I still like my favorites I listed.

Pacifico, MGD, Dos XX's, Miller High Life Hate Budweiser & Corona.

Nice Crappie!

I was on 4 different Qualifier trips. You are right, an awesome boat, great for fishing, food and fun. Don Sansome was skipper on my trips and was a great fish finder. A few more Qualifier trips. 25# yellow on 20# line, 100+# Yellowfin and the fish unloaded from the refer tanks just prior to...

My best was a #360