Yeah, the times I’ve shot there with friends, there’s always been lots of open berms / ranges, never had to wait or feel crowded. The folks I’ve run into were always friendly.
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Yeah, the times I’ve shot there with friends, there’s always been lots of open berms / ranges, never had to wait or feel crowded. The folks I’ve run into were always friendly.
Saw it earlier.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
I thought to myself, "Move along. nothing to see here."
I didn't get the database error, but I may not have been on a the time in question.
Day 3 In Tucson, it's raining, but otherwise the weather has been great. The people here are very friendly, nothing like back home. Lots and lots of wide open space and back roads that go on forever, which was a huge selling point for me. Most importantly (sarcasm) the craft beer scene is MUCH better than I thought it would be, not as many breweries here, but stores and tap houses that offer craft beer are plentiful. So far, I'm in love down here, stay tuned for more.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...fd0c367d11.jpg
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Report back when the monsoon hits its peak.Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
Not a fan of traveling for work.
Any of you have recommendations for food at Chixago OHare?
3-4 more months before that happens. We have snow over 5500' today.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
Those some of them Tucson scorpions i hear about, or leaves on the ground ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by hurley842002
LOL! Everything seems to be pretty well dormant right now, haven't seen any critters yet, that wasn't the case when we were here during the summer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
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Admittedly haven't been through a monsoon, but most of the folks I've talked to actually don't mind monsoon season.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
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