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Next will be a bonus point for proof of vaccination

Original condition, 28 inch barrels, comes with 3 factory chokes, wrench and original box. Shoots up to 3-1/2" shells. $SOLD. No trades. Located in north Glendale. 6o2-292-21o8

or a bonus point for being able to count backwards from 6 to 1...

As stated ill give two boxes 50 rds total to the first ill take them .the catch is your kid must be there .the cost is free and only a thank you required I'm in Gilbert and will be available sat or Sun afternoon again free for kids .and no 18 is not a kid anymore.the rest of the shells will be for sale I've got 12 and 20 probably 100 plus of each ill post later

Tessa was able to harvest this very unique antelope after 3 days of trying. Well persistence paid off on the last morning of are New Mexico hunt with one well placed shot I was able to take a good goat on the second day. The drought sure seemed to hurt them on there horn growth this year. She will be off to chase elk on the Navajo reservation starting September 1

Getting drawn

That link is some serious propaganda! Is there a email or phone number to report cams after Jan 1st? I plan on calling and keeping the wardens so busy chasing down cams that they have no time for anything else!

Was his name "lake?" 🙄

Fun place, cool fact Jacob’s Lake is named after my Great Great Grandpa

I wish they were Anti lope ..... all the ones we’ve hunted were Pro lopes.... only place I have found antelope that paused and stared at me was 19A. And the pauses were short.

Posting for one of my customers, located in Bisbee. Photos are stock for now til he gets time to get the cover off and clean it. Clicking and pasting the following.. Stock pictures of my 2005 Yamaha SX230, it 23 foot twin engine jet, open Bow, well ride up to 10 people, has been on lake mead and Colorado river, great family boat, our family of 7 had great time on the lake, we are now in south east Arizona, Closest water is over 250 miles, asking price is $18900, clean Title has Dual axle trailer with boat Guides. 702-528-0211

This is my dear old friend and neighbor in UT, Max Johnson. He shot this buck in 1968, but just found out a couple years ago that it's the #1 scoring Muley scoring in at 228..Neat story and couldn't have happened to a better man. Here's the story address, copy it, and paste, I don't know how to link it. www.sjrnews.com/view/full_story/9915043/article-World-record-deer-shot-in-San-Juan--42-years-ago?instance=home_news_1st_right

I have a percussion muzzleloader for $50. Lol.

With older shotguns be sure you don't buy or use over 1oz . Barrels get weakened over the yrs.

It's gotta have beer holder and swivel.

Fugly.

Man another cool animal ... how many of her big ten does she have now, even though it's a NM goat? Always enjoy your post.... congratulations!

Awesome job.

3a3c 100%

Sounds like your tuning issues weren't fully addressed, which can be difficult at best. After tuning my bow, which admittedly took a while, my single bevels don't steer the front end of my arrows, they fly great! My heavy arrows are also not affected near as much in wind as my hunting buddies who still shoot "darts". I've noticed Broadheads "steering" arrows only happens if shafts aren't spined correctly, broadheads aren't mounted straight, or your bow isn't completly tuned to a specific arrow & broadhead setup. As others have shared in the past, I too have seen way too many lost elk shot with fast darts over the years, both fixed blades & expanding. At the same time, I've seen none with heavy setups. And yes, every animal or situation is different, & many fast darts are quick kills, but on average, I'd argue fast darts have accounted for more losses by far than heavy setups, on average, for a variety of reasons. Below is from a unit 8 bull a few years ago taken at 35 yds with a single bevel broadhead, complete pass-through, with sheared ribs on both sides. Notice the "L" cut, typical with rotating single bevel heads as they pass through tissue. This heart-shot bull went about 100 yds in a matter of seconds before piling up. Also note the broadhead was still "shaving sharp" even after taking this animal. For the reasons above, on elk, I'll be using my heavy arrows & single bevel broadheads. Note that on deer etc, I too shoot "fast darts".

I'm in the 2 blade, singe bevel, heavier arrow camp. Need penetration to kill things. I have seen so many animals run way too far and sometimes get away all because the setup was too light and their penetration poor. Just watch any whitetail show lol, arrow doesn't even get half in. Based on Dr. Ashby's research, having 3 or 4 blades or having mechanical heads cause too much ristance, especially if you come into contact with bone.

26.5" 5MM EASTON FMJ's @ 10.2 GPI with a 100 Gr Muzzy MX3 = 370.3 grains (plus a few grains for Blazers, insert and nock). 370 Grains and 301 FPS gets about 74.75 ft lbs of energy. Plenty for Elk

I'm expecting 6 bonus points for Elk for next year's fall application and hoping for a decent shot as a complete Elk newbie. My arrows are 150g Single Bevel Ironwill on 300 spine micro HMRs from the Vector shop with a lighted knock come in at 608g on a 70# draw shooting 232ft/s. They are shooting great with field points. I've got about 30#s to lose before I can be effective at getting to ELK so expecting some good conditioning over the next 12 months for bow and fitness. Gonna do one of the OTC Elk hunts this year to see what can be seen and get my mind tilted in the right direction, but I don't know what I don't know so could just be a learning experience ... at least I won't be as fat ...lol

Great vid.. thanks for sharing.

+1 but I'm sure their lovin the benifits of that score now! One heck of a retirement plan.