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Any update to what has happened with her?

With the amount that I save in materials I am looking into a reloading press.

Well looks like making my own may have to wait a bit. I just found tha Savage 111 LRH in .338LM. Current Price $989. I couldnt come close to that try to make my own in the caliber. The only down side is ammo price.

Chameleo Estevez will always be funny

I cant remember who but it was recently. They were showing off the new cham to the forum.

I think I have seen that in someones pic on here at one point.

I dont know if I would be ok with getting one if it was the real thing in each one. Would be nice if it had something like "No chams were hurt in the making of this necklace"

Since it is just a casting of a real one it isn't creepy. It does look really cool too. I would say go for it.:D

Some people may think I do. :D I already have the equipment or I can use stuff from where I work. I think I can keep it around 1000-1500 without scope. It is still cheaper than my other hobby of motorcycle racing.

I am currently in the process of machining my own bolt gun from ground up. I will be buying the components as blanks or parts I cant make: stock, trigger, bipod. Just a hobby of mine.

Depending on budget I would say Remington 700 or a Savage in your desired trim.

I like that idea. It will get him used to something new while he will still have the option of eating what he knows.

If he did try to wait me out I would think it would have negative affect on his growth. He is about 4.5 months old so I can understand that crickets were the only food he knew.

I have Dubias that I would like to feed my veiled but he is not interested. So far if you offer him anything but a cricket he shows no interest but as soon as he sees a cricket you bet watch your fingers. Just wondering if you guys had any advice on how to get him to try new things?

I really like that idea. That may have to be a weekend project.

I was just wondering how other people dust the feeders? I use the "Shake & Bake" put them in a baggie and give them a good coating. It does leave a slightly thick coat I think but very useable. Just wanted to see what others are doing as well.

I just got mine from Chameleons Northwest (site sponsor) and he is varying shades of Turquoise. Anywhere from neon to dark. Very reasonable price and great people to deal with.

I am in the same boat. I will be getting a boy on Tuesday but I cant think of one that seems good enough yet.

You just gotta love the whole Butterfly effect.