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There are deer in every canyon and hillside out there. 4x is not needed. Park, hike and glass. If unsuccessful, go up backside (control road) and do the same. No reason why you/he/she can’t fill your tag.

That’s a good deal!

Go in by Peppersauce, you won't need 4WD. You an camp in the campground and use it as a base camp then drive the road and look for places to jump off into.

300 RUM Defiance Deviant Hunter Proof 26" Sendero Contour 1:9 w/ 4 port brake McMillan Game Hunter Stock Jewell Trigger Bdl bottom metal Wyatt CFE-9 Bare ~8lbs ~300 rounds includes loaded ammo, load data, and Norma brass Rifle in excellent condition *Does not include scope or bipod $4000 Also have a brand new box of ADG brass and Retumbo available only to the buyer

Sierra matchking 7mm .284 168gr All 5 for 150.00 Text me at 520-490-0493

176 rounds of .308. One of the boxes of UMC only has 16. Asking $165. im in north Phx

Glock 43 With holster, 2 mags and case Asking 400$ Text Matt: 4802013681

I have used both Draysen and Adam Big Browns. Both great. Adam did my last one and he will be getting my next ones.

I can't help but I've been using George at EZ Garage Doors. 6022769569

As far as I know they only make right hand.

Here is something you don’t see everyday (or ever). A H&R single shot in “32 gauge special”. Comes with a full case of ammo (250 rounds), 1/2 Oz of #6 shot. The barrel is rifled but I’ve been able to bust clays with it as long as they don’t get too far out. It’s missing the sights. $350

Redington pass but a ton of hunters. Need to get out and scout. You have plenty of time.

Guns with nice wooden stocks, like this one, just have soul. Love seeing wooden stocks instead of the plastic ones.

There are several good euro guys in the East Valley. Sean and Draysen are FANTASTIC! Whomever you choose will provide you with a great product. If you or anyone else needs assistance feel free to give me a call. Thx, Adam

This guy does great work!

In case anyone needs to be told they are killing us on purpose. Keep putting all the chemicals and sugar in your body and you’ll be a goner. They don’t want you to live to a ripe ole age.

That's such a bummer. I was looking at them for my 338 win mag and maybe for my 375 ruger . I'm still not sure on the 375 might do like a 1x8 with a wide field of view. Dangerous game type scope . Not that we have any but it would be fitting and I still could use the gun for a closer range elk hammer.

I was only going to be able to hunt opening weekend due to work and other things going on. I had planned on sitting a tank since the monsoon has been pretty lackluster and then like clockwork a big storm rolls through the area on Wed evening. I get to camp on Thurs and there are puddles of water everywhere, I decide to sit water anyway and see what happens. Friday opening day comes, sit all day and only 2 does come to water. The weather was heating up friday and the puddles were starting to dry out, higher hopes for Saturday sit. Morning comes get to tank, I hear someone in the distance yelling at his dogs, some Turkey sound off gobbling after that. The hours go by, have people coming to tank mid day to check tracks, Have a drone flying overhead, more people coming to check tank. Im hot and irritated, its 1pm and I decide Im going to leave. I get up to stretch and look around and see a body of a deer, cant see the head. I get ready, a doe comes to water. I knew there were more than 1 deer so I stay ready. Second deer comes in and its a buck, looks like a decent buck. I decide I will take him. He drinks and I think maybe I wont take him, a little smaller than my original thoughts. He messes with the doe for a little while and starts to walk off, it was then that I decided to shoot him at 43 yds. He took a tumble right away, got up junped the fence and almost fell there. I lose him in the trees. I wait 30 mins and start to track, short blood trail as he was piled up only 30-40 yds from shot.

I did run into this demon.

Shooting a bull when it's 90 degrees outside is a lot of work. I've been hunting close to home for the most part with the occasional excursion to the greatest unit. Seeing more than a few elk. Until today, i had my standards pretty high and passed up maybe 20 spikes and small bulls. The area I liked themost got hit hard by a couple of professional hunters and you may have seen the bulls they took on ig or Facebook. That being said my normal area was devoid of elk the last couple of days. Mostly from insomnia and little from curiosity I went to the greatest unit ever this morning with determination of shooting the first branch bull I see. My dog gave me a guilt trip so he came along for the ride. We get to our spot maybe 30 minutes after first light and start walking. 10 or twenty minutes after leaving the truck I spot a calf and few other non bulls. We get closer and for the first time ever my dog is not growling at rocks he's picking fights with. Then all of sudden an antlered bull sticks his head out for a moment 65 yards away and disappears just as quickly. I wait maybe 10 minutes, maybe 20 minutes, honestly idk, he comes out broadside at 60 yards. I am shooting a 1948 marlin off handed that I picked up from cwt member. (Apologies I forgot your handle) My first shot, no reaction, second shot no reaction, chambering of third shot he starts to cantor off and I go full.john Wayne shooting everything he's in an opening. I go to where my first 3 shots were and I find blood instantly. The herd climbs the hill opposite of me without my target in tow. i start following the blood trail thinking hes within a few dozen yards. Not the case, at all , I follow and the blood trail actually gets bigger for once. After an unknown distance and time, I catch up. He stumbles up and I put two more rounds into him, one behind the shoulder and the ending shot in the neck. I think this is my 10th elk and first with a rifle.

Wow! God is great! I am still in shock! I found this buck 4 days ago. The very brief encounter sparked my interest and I could not get him out of my head. I knew he was a good one and continued to look for him for next 4 days. Finally, I found him again, put a stalk on him, and got very luck considering the country was so thick. He was actually with 2 other bucks. I almost shot the wrong buck because the other one was a 105ish! I thought it was him at first. Don’t get me wrong, I would have been tickled with the 105, but then he stepped out from an oak and I realized I was on the wrong buck. It all happened so fast. I set my sight to 65 yards and made a great shot and he expired within 100 yards. I still can’t believe buckfever didn’t bite me, but I was very calm until I walked up on him! I didn’t realize how big he really was. He ended going 121 gross and 117 net.