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B&C pronghorn

My wife found these two by the dog kennel today.

Too many bones for my liking.

Take a look at how many tags Utah raffles off and there's your answer. 200+

My daughter got her tag. Her words were "you are not going to mansplain sh!t! I will shoot the bull I like the most." Anyone want to share their Hotspot?

New takeoff. Has some marks from removal. $80 shipped from Oklahoma

Lightly used Swarovski 12x50 EL binoculars with Outdoorsman Stud installed Original box with warranty card and all accessories included. These were always in a Marsupial chest case when out in the field. Call or Text Shane - 480-248-5604 Located in NE Mesa $2250

This was dinner one night, a couple weeks ago.

I once bought something that had been hard to find, on ebay, and when the guy took it to the UPS store to ship it, the clerk at UPS thought it was cool and the seller sold it to him, after I had already bought it at the offered price on ebay! That pissed me off pretty good, especially when the guy that bought it just did so as a novelty, and I really needed it and had spent a year trying to find it.

I know the guy who drew the antelope tag last year……so I guess it’s real. 😁

These are not new. They were first offered in December 2021.

Is this still available?

SPECIFICATIONS Weight 3.7 lbs (1.68 kg) Breaking Strength 30,000 lbs (13,610 kg) Max Load 15,000 lbs (6,800 kg) Max Rope Diameter 3/8" (9.5 mm) Max Shackle Size 3/4" (7/8" diameter pin) Applications Synthetic rope only HIGHLIGHTS Extremely lightweight for easy rigging Compact size saves space Lightweight polymer sheave designed specifically for synthetic rope Polymer side plate guards protect synthetic rope from metal edges Durable, high visibility red powder coat finish All components are made in USA

They’ve done this for atleast one year, may even be two years now. I think twice a year they do it. They’ve changed up the dates and the units a bit but the idea has been around a couple years

Yup. G&F sent out a memo yesterday morning letting everyone know.

I can empathize with deercrazy's experience. Although it's true that its not difficult to say "no", it should also not be difficult to hear "no." I've had the "I can come look at it a week from Tuesday" (which is not an acceptance of the offer and is really only an offer to kick the tires which is often followed by an offer significantly lower than the offered price). To which I respond "Okay, I'll let you know if it sells before then." Then, when I sell to a person who unambiguously accepts the offer to sell at the offered price by saying "I'll take it.", I inform the tire-kicker that the item has sold and instead of hearing "Cool, thanks for letting me know.", the person grouses (sometimes to the point of chastising) because because they perceived that they had the right of first refusal. To me, however, they already exercised that right when they refused the offer by not accepting it and instead merely offered to potentially engage in future negotiations. I understand it's the nature of the business and we should have thick skin but being righteously indignant is fun and free. Sometimes that's all we have in this world. 🤣

Tucson but I can throw em in the freezer if you have plans to come south

Yeah, apparently I need to sharpen my shovels though. According to my wife that is.

good to see that they are the headless variety

I have a Christensen take off from a ridgeline.

Don't miss out on the second early bird draw for a winchester wildcat 22lr . It comes with plenty of ammo and a case and a scope and rings . Deadline for the early bird is the last day of the month and I'll be pulling a winner the first week in May. See the contest and giveaway section for the rules and how to enter your kids.

I was considering the Lift as an upgrade over my Halon 32 but decided to keep the Halon. But I did drop it off at Timber Mesa last week for a tune, new string and a new custom sight tape. The Lift looks nice and is very light but sticker shock scared me away. With tax it would have been like $1600! I remember when the flagship bows cost $999.99.

I also picked up the new Lift this year although the 29.5" version. It's a sweet shooting rig. On my last Mathews I did run a back bar but I with the new integrated bridge lock system and quiver that sits so tight to the riser my Lift balances well without the need of a back bar. I do have a front stabilizer though-- I like a bow to tip forward after the shot.

Really tough hunt hope you didn't burn to many points

Too many tags is an understatement!!!!!!!