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20 years ago my daughter drew 5B antelope tag #1 when there were only 5 tags issued. She was 10 years old and only had her hunter safety point. My baby girl turns 30 next week.

Tuscan chicken, rosted baby potatoes, salad, garlic bread, bottle of Daou. Best meal I've ever ate in my life.

Nice original unmolested Winchester model 1886 manufactured in 1892. 38-56 caliber SOLD

It shot adequate...

Traeger grilled porkchops and biscuits(yeah, biscuits on the Traeger) smashed taters and steamed green beans . Fat man down!

Bought this gun here and it never gets used. This gun shoots better than any gun I own. Took the previous owners load data and shot it a couple weeks ago and was amazed at its accuracy. 3 shot group(100yds) and hole in stock pictured. Steve Crooks muzzle brake, Rifle Basix trigger (currentlyset at 8 oz.), and Bell and Carlson medalist stock.

$700 obo or trade? Not sure of round count, low according to previous owner… 480 794 0225 Text or call with ?s or offers

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I've been using big eyes almost exclusively and these really never the pack after I purchased them last year. They are in like new shape with everything included. I'm in Ahwatukee and am all over the valley during the week, happy to text pics. Tom 480-868-9664

I have 17 BP here in AZ for pronghorn. My app was likely a $13 donation to AZGFD. In Wyoming, I have 13 points for antelope since my last hunt there. Last year's harsh winterkill has me pondering where to apply for rifle, or just another point while the herd recovers. No guarantees that another hard winter will come while it's rebuilding, though.

Being a 2 barrel motorcraft its probably the 2100, that was a popular conversion.

I’d have to check with my dad, but I believe the carb is a motorcraft 2 barrel. The 304 came out of a 1978 rambler and I believe was put in the Jeep in 1983 or 84

Beauty!

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Yes, I had concerns, but I also did not rush to a judgement. I raised questions. Most of the questions were later answered. Now we are told he is very legit. Still, I would always meet FTF. It is a very nice scope.

11is a short action and 110 is a long action

Coues deer are definitely in trouble with those.

Good deal, nice old CJ5. GLWS

Sounds like you need to step up your game! Here’s something to do that

Wow nice job. Great buck

I don’t have a lot of points but i have consistent luck drawing archery bull tags my price is $750

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Well Wyoming provided again this year on my annual hunt with my son. Shot a pretty decent buck opening morning about 9 am. I have found a few places that hold antelope in this northeast poverty unit and have been slowly gaining knowledge as to their behavior when pressured. My son an I hiked in 4 miles before the sun rose and sat a fence line that backed private. I knew this was a popular escape route when the shooting starts. Well at about 9 am, an outfitter with a client on the private bumped a herd right across the fence in front of us. I drew two additional doe tags and as soon as I shot the buck, I turned to my son and asked if I should shoot a doe. He say heck ya so I shot a doe as well. Probably not the smartest move 4 miles from the truck but it was good to have 2 tags filled opening morning. We took some pics and I began cutting them up. I considered bringing my pack frame but just opted for my lighter badlands super day. Well I pushed that pack to the absolute max and was able to get both boned antelope and my rifle strapped on. My son had to carry every other thing we had in his pack. We arrived back at the truck right at sun down. Today was cutting and grinding meat. Snuck out this evening looking for a whitetail doe but no luck.

Well today is the last day of our hunt here in Wyoming. Missed a whitetail doe a couple nights ago, and had the opportunity at a muley buck and whitetail buck on public, but we didn't have a buck tag. Spent much of the mid-day hours fishing and having fun. I always try and keep it fun with my son and not burn him out. Today after fishing, we were driving back into the ranch we stay at and saw one lone yearling doe on the property. We were able to sneak around the horse barn without her seeing us and made a 100 yard shot. 3 for 3 on antelope tags this year.

After striking out last year, I put in for and drew Wyoming again. This year I gave myself 5 days to hunt and arriving 2 days early to scout. The hunt again aligned with my son's fall break and he accompanied me on the hunt. I learned last year that you need to know where you want to be at sunup opening day and that anything easy access will have a ton of hunters. I found a spot on the map that was a peninsula of public land of about 2 square miles but required a brutal 3-4 mile hike to reach. I was worried about my son being able to do that hike, let alone day after day. Well on the first day of scouting we hiked in there an hour and a half before the sun rose and got there right at first light. Right off the bat we started seeing antelope. Within half an hour we saw about 50 in 5 different groups spread out across the public land. I knew this was where we wanted to be. No need to scout more so we spent the rest of the day and the next fishing. We hiked into that area Saturday, Sunday and finally connected on this buck on Monday, having this tough to reach spot all to ourselves. We had plenty of antelope at about 400-600 yards but I was shooting a pistol and my max range was 300 that I was comfortable with. I glassed him up bedded and snuck into 324 yards. I built up the dirt so my pistol was rock solid, aimed right where I wanted it. 1 shot and he never got up. About 34 miles total hiking in the trip. One of the hardest pack outs I've done but my son wanted to help so he carried the skull out. When we arrived back at the truck there was another group parked by us loading up a buck they killed. They asked asked how old my son was and said they watched us from a high ridge for most of our pack out and wanted to treat him to ice cream in town, to which we obliged . They said none of them wanted to hike that far and a 6 year old showed them up. Another great hunting trip with my son by my side.