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Flagstaff currently has its second snowiest winter on record and the latest storm brought 30" to the house. I made my way down to Sedona before the storm and before the highways were closed. Ten inches of white goodness fell upon the red rocks. This trip was also the maiden voyage for a new Fuji GFX 100s and 45-100mm lens. I made the decision to go medium format with 102MP so printing large metal prints 60-90" would be less of a task.

It will be done by 8:30 in the morning

Crossed salt river on Gilbert Friday no water, coming home today water was running...........................

Selling 2001 Ford F-250 Lariat 7.3 Diesel, has 314,000 miles. Everything works as it should; a/c, heater, 4x4 with manual locking hubs, goose neck ball, spare tire, heavy duty front bumper, has winch ready hook up (no winch included), Rigid Light bar, warn fog lights, aftermarket headlights & rear lights, aftermarket stereo with Bluetooth and apple play hook up. Truck is pretty clean for 22 years old, have owned it since 2010, have had a private mechanic maintenance every 5,000 miles (oil change, filters, fluids, etc. Recently installed a new front drivetrain, only has minor cosmetic issues - small dent in front fender, small dent in the bed at the rear and missing top lens of side mirror. Asking price $7,000 OBO.

Ludwig Borovnik double shotgun, Mfg. in Ferlach, Austria in 1964. 16ga. 2 3/4" chambers, 27 1/2" barrels, 6lbs. 6oz., LOP 14 1/4" to front trigger, cheekpiece, sling swivels, scalloped action, crossbolt top fastener, ejectors, game scene engraving. Metal in excellent condition, wood has a few minor marks. I shot some preserve birds with it a few times. I've thought about selling it a few times before but I was hoping my sons would want to hunt with this gun. They've decided they prefer O/Us so it's time for it to go. Lowest cash price is $2450.00 Willing to take partial trades for new production Anaconda 44mag, HK USP 45, long slide 10mm, or?

With the elk/antelope deadline upon us I figured it would be a good time to make a post about my September elk hunt. Long story short I wanted to hold out for a better bull than I killed in 2017 so I was being a little picky. After a week of passing on a few bulls and not really seeing anything I was willing to shoot I decided to try some different areas. Blake had seen a straight 6x6 he guessed to be 350+ so I went into the area to try and turn him up. He also mentioned there was a big 5x6 in the area and to be on the lookout. We were able to find the 5x6 and after a couple blown attempts he made a mistake. We slipped in behind him pushing his cows out into the burn to feed and when he doubled back to chase off a smaller bull, we happened to be in between them. It was a chip shot at 43 yards and my arrow center punched him and he took off running. We trailed him for a little over a hundred yards and when we didn't find any blood we opted to back out to return the next morning. Not how I wanted it to go but that's just how it sometimes is. By far my best bull and I'm not sure I'll ever harvest a better one, but it won't be for lack of trying...

Roosevelt is looking awesome

Looks like we're just over half of our tickets left. Get yours so we can draw a winner! https://www.naznwtf.org/product-page/az-lifetime-combo-license-raffle-1

I hear these are awesome for sporting clays…

Tomorrow. 🤞

The Verde was running pretty good too when I drove over it on 87 yesterday.

These really are great binoculars and we just got in an open box demo for only $949.99

It's Brand new.... 20 shots?

Beautiful. Very nice composition, as usual.

Bringing up 10-11 yr posts

THat's a bunch of BS.

These prices are very fair, some solid stuff here GLWS