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Smithhammer wrote: Things I’m continuing to ponder in preparation for this trip:
Rye or straight bourbon?
.38 or .44?
Stetson or Stormy?
Should I stop at my favorite hole in the wall in south Tucson and get a big pot of menudo for the first morning in camp?
Finally, a picture that ain’t from the rear 😯
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Etter1 wrote: …I feel pretty confident it will hold its own against charging javelina and shootouts with bandejos.
Who you callin’ a “bandejo?” And while we’re at it, what the heck is a “bandejo” anyway?
Nevermind – Urban Dictionary to the rescue. I grew up speaking Spanish, and that’s still a new one for me.
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Smithhammer wrote: [quote=Etter1]…I feel pretty confident it will hold its own against charging javelina and shootouts with bandejos.
Who you callin’ a “bandejo?” And while we’re at it, what the heck is a “bandejo” anyway?
Nevermind – Urban Dictionary to the rescue. I grew up speaking Spanish, and that’s still a new one for me.
Thats my Lebowski Spanish.
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Haha…this thread gave me a good chuckle this morning – thanks, folks.
Vance – a good set of tweezers is always in my first aid kit, but I’ve probably used them more on my southwest trips than anywhere else in the country!
Unfortunately Ralph, I had to swear off tequila a long time ago, after extensive ‘trial and error.’ 😉 I’m strictly a whiskey guy now.
Wojo – Bulleit is one of my “go to” whiskeys for sure. Although theses days I’m liking the Bulleit Rye even more. Sazerac makes a really nice rye as well…
Put the Meatheads on the KME yesterday and they are ridiculously sharp now. I love that sharpener.
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tailfeather wrote: 1) Either Rye or Bourbon will work, but lean toward bourbon
Good to know for next year, compadre. 😉
2) .44
Yeah, it’s a bit of a beast to lug around, but definitely reassuring. Then again I just picked up a very light .38+P that is a joy to carry. Of course, I’ll probably end up packing both.
3) Stormy
Aye. Again, I’ll probably pack both. The beauty of car camping.
4) Yes on the Menudo.
The definition of “soul food” in my book.
5) Bird Dog
Yeah, I seriously debated this, as I’ve hunted quail in the area before and it can be quite good. But I think I might be spreading myself too thin. And, my dog needs daily vigorous excercise. Telling him to hang out while I go hunt javis for the day would not go over well. So I think I’m going to forego it this time. Besides, I’ve got a chukar hunt in western ID the weekend after I get back.
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