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5000 is a great deal not only a deal but very rare to find a tag unit wide.

Why do people always feel the need to make the classified ads a group discussion? Just curious.

Updated reduced price - $1500 Willing to separate scope. Will consider trades. Remington 700 mountain rifle chambered in .280 Rem. I bought this rifle from another member on here and have not had a chance to hunt with it. I have shot it less than 10 times to sight the scope in. Its a sweet lightweight rifle. I havent weighed it with the scope but she was sub 8lbs bare. This thing also has a crisp light trigger. Barrel is floated. I inherited a .270 weatherby and dont expect to use this one now. Here are the specs: - 700 Rem BDL in .280 Rem Mountain Rifle 22” - Newly installed decelerator pad - RCBS dies - 20 MOA Talley Picatinny rail - Zeiss V4 Conquest 4-16x44 Z plex reticle. (scope has never seen the woods) - Zeiss Ultra Light 1913 precision rings with integrated bubble (Ammo pictures below not for sale) Located in Queen Creek. Text or PM: 480-603- seven three two six

Sold. MODEL 60 $175

Had same tag 4 years ago missed 2 big bulls and finished up with a 362. Great hunt passed 15 bulls in 7 days under 40 yards

Must be that common core thingy.

$10 per lb.😁 Senior moment.

I'm pretty sure "hand tossed" got your attention.

Some great stories in this thread, great topic. 2015 was my first year putting in for the draw at 13 years old, drew my first choice and shot a doe on the kaibab road hunting. 2016 I didn’t draw, 2017 I drew a yth hunt on the border but I could only go for 1 day cause my dad had to work that weekend. We saw some does but no bucks. By 2018 I was getting to be a better pig hunter than deer hunter, and every year I went pig hunting we would see nice Muley bucks in the desert unit we hunted. Of course, yth pig season is in January every year which is why we always saw good bucks. So I put in for the yth deer tag in that unit and drew it. There was certain little bowl that we always jumped deer out of on our hike into our pig hunting area, so we headed there first. Well, of course, our first time not spooking deer out of that bowl was when we were hunting deer and not pigs. We kept hiking up the hill and glassed down the other side from the top for a while, and at about 8 am I turned around and glassed back down the way we had came in, looking right into that bowl. I was basically glassing right into the sun, but I instantly picked up 2 or 3 deer at just 400 yards, making their way into some thick mesquite thickets. I called my buddy over and he broke out his spotting scope. We found 4 deer total, one of which was a little 2x2 Buck. I wasn’t comfortable shooting at that distance yet, and by the time I decided I was going to take him they had moved off into the trees. We knew the general area where they were though, so we started our stalk down the hill into the thickets. I had my gun loaded and ready as we headed into the trees, and sure enough, as soon as we got to the spot we had last seen them, we had a doe staring us down at 40 yards. As I was racking a round in my 243 getting ready the other 3 deer stood up and they all began to bound away. At about 80 yards they stopped and looked back at us for a few seconds but I couldn’t see antlers. One of the deer was noticeably bigger than the rest, but, and I still don’t know why to this day, I couldn’t make out the horns on his head. My buddy kept whisper-shouting at me “shoot the buck, shoot the buck!” I had him in my scope, and was almost certain it was the Buck, but since I couldn’t make out the antlers, for fear of accidentally shooting a doe I never pulled the trigger and they all bounded away into the desert. I was devastated. After a few minutes of arguing about which one was the Buck and kicking myself for not being able to see the antlers, we took off in the general direction it seemed they had run, but we were in the flats at this point and didn’t know where to go. We got up on a little knoll and glassed from there for a few hours in hopes we would pick them again, but we didn’t. So, we decided to head back to the bowl we had originally glassed them up in, where we always jump them with pig hunting. This time, right as we got to the edge of the bowl, sure enough, we heard the sound of rocks slipping and sliding, and looking down into the bowl, we saw 4 deer making their way up the other side, and this time, I could see the little rack on the 4th deer in line. I got my gun set up on a boulder and followed him in my scope as he trotted up and right when they got to the top of the other side, they all stopped broadside and looked back at us at 150 yards. I took a shot at the Buck and missed right over his back. He spun around and ran about more 10 yards to the right, as I quickly racked another round. The does began to bound over the ridge, and just as he was beginning to follow them, I shot again, and he fell over backwards! It was all woohoos and hi fives and hugs as we made our way over to the buck and skinned him out. We ate backstrap tacos in camp that afternoon. I had seen much bigger bucks in that area before but I was just so excited to have bagged a deer I didn’t care about the antlers. I was 16

Looking for Meat Grinder didn’t know if anyone is selling one on here. I’ll be using the grinder from deer-buffalo. What brand do you guys recommend and size? Thanks again.

Hi all. My son got lucky and has a couple tags this year. I've been trying to find ammo for our 2 rifles for a long time now and getting nervous now that we really need some so he can practice and hunt. So if you have any or see any in a store, please let me know. Thank you! 6.5 PRC - Hornady ELD-X 143 grain 7mm Mag - Federal Berger Hybrid Hunter 168 grain

Right nice.

You know, your no longer allowed to hunt from that porch now.

for those of you struggling to locate elk, here's a little inspiration.... Ya just gotta set up your trail cams in the right spot..... temp~2.mp4

Discount tire has made a few mistakes recently. Never had a problem in the past.

Costs mainly.. UG lines are fairly new in the grand scheme of things. Majority of new construction goes UG. I get more ug calls than o/h for what it's worth. Storms affect O/h more, but u/g faults more and stuffs heats up more often due to lack of air around the equipment or conductor.

When I post something for sale, I also include the price. Just saying.

Love to see them. Thanks for sharing. Looks like it’s greening up a bit

Somebody I follow on Instagram shared a video that AZGFD has on their Instagram of a flash flood up around Flagstaff after they got an inch of rain. FullSizeRender.MOV

IMG_5848.MOV If you want to see some desert sheep up close in person go to Boulder City Nevada May threw September the bighorns hangout in hemenway vally park every day. I have seen as many as 75 at one time there. This helped me as you can see all age class up close. Just a short drive from there is the muddy mountains unit 268 Nevada where the largest population of Desert sheep live. My brother had that tag in 2010 the biologist told me there were 1600 sheep their. I have been on this hunts four times now and have seen over 40 rams in a single day there when I had the tag. Go to Vegas for a weekend Evan just to see the park rams it will help you judge. IMG_6409.MOV You need to look at all angles sheep hunting if score is your thing. They always look bigger from the back front and side view most important to see. my brother was hung up on score he wanted a 170 plus ram and got one, but said if he had to do it again he would take a prettier ram that wasn’t so broomed off longest is only 32.5 but lots of mass last quarter is over ten inches!

I have that same rifle for my daughters. Ed F

That is awesome! Will you get into tanning and selling your furs? Great to see the next generation out there getting after it. Thanks for sharing and all the best to you! Welcome to the site!

2 million illegals crossed this year without one, you shouldn't need one either