My wife and daughter normally buy my shirts as christmas and birthday presents. But I was needing a few more and tried 'Untuckit' and liked them just as much as any button down I've got from Kohls or the department stores. Fit well. No wrinkles. Not too long.
Just login to your bank account and setup for an alert to get sent to you if a charge over a certain threshold gets posted to your account. You'll know within 1 or 2 minutes after the charge posts😉. Avoids the frantic checking that used to waste all my time at work on results day🤣
I didn't read the entire thread to see if anyone posted this yet, but as a xennial getting into my vibe with music in the 90s here's my two favorite covers:
You said you weren't considering GM, but I absolutely LOVE my 2025 AT4XHD 3/4 gasser. I also only tow 15% of the time so I dont need all the upfront cost and maintenance of a diesel. My mileage SUCKS but those massaging seats and stock lift are soooo nice.
Yeah, getting the spring turkey tag kinda scratches that itch to be able to "draw" or get a tag during application season. It's also a great breakup to the late winter early spring doldrums to be able to take a 3-4 day hunting trip somewhere out of state.
They seem to be using the same/similar queue system as Idaho did the last few years. Yet they are only going through about 30-40 spots in line per minute. At this rate it's going to take hours to get through the line. 10,000 total tags. I started at spot 3,750. We are only down to 3,540...
If you tag out opening day and need a hand, and Im not already tagged out and gone (my hunt ends the 5th) I'd be glad to help. Ill be in 6B. Send me a PM if you want to exchange inreach numbers.
Not my picture, but a buddy who fit 2 deer in his. You don't need to have it on a stand that high. I use my turkey fryer burner for the exact same size pan.
I've found using the 'Hotel Pans' is also a fairly inexpensive alternative to the turkey boiler. I did my pronghorn in them and it worked out pretty well. Just get one big enough and deep enough for elk if you need it that big.