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Helped my buddy on his antelope hunt. Curious what anyone thinks the score is?

got a side pic?

I told myself a couple of years ago I was done with full size kitchen projects! Too old, too slow and too many crackling sounds in my joints! My good friends up in Flagstaff at P&M trailers asked me if I had one more in me!!! I’ve built several for them through the years so I told them okay one more but with no deadline 😂!!! I just did cabinets not countertops but I love what they chose to cap off the job! I had a top notch crew help me install including my #1 always there wife!!!! We did it!!!

My add read this as Rottweiler for sale, imagine my disappointment haha free bump for you

Charles Daly Superior Grade single barrel trap gun. (made by Miroku) 32" barrel, fixed full choke. Monte carlo stock. Really nice condition, a few minor stock dings, zero blue wear. I bought this gun here on CW maybe a year ago, shot two rounds of trap. I was hoping my sons would use it but they're not interested at all in trapshooting. Nice gun that smokes targets. Priced to go quickly - $750 for local sale. East valley Phx area.

Just posting for a friend. Contact him with questions https://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/cto/d/solomon-1977-dodge-w100-4x4-powerwagon/7783008491.html

20 gauge Winchester Super X shotgun. Comes with 3 invector screw in chokes.(Imp, mod full) 2 3/4 and 3 inch chamber. max 1 camo. 26 inch barrel $350 picked up in Peoria.

83 - 85" Lot of mass above the prongs

Loved it! Very easy to setup.

I’ll be at Phx Rod and Gun this afternoon at 3p. Will be bringing my brand-spanking-new Garmin chronograph. If you need a chrono read and want to join, send me a DM. One spot only, first come first serve.

If this thing doesn’t sell soon I’ll be forced to start selling feet pics online to buy it.

Every year since I moved here in 1976 it is the same/different. Quiet in one area, going crazy in another. Predictability Unpredictable and it changes day to day. It's akin to trying to guess when Coues will be in the Rut.

A couple more sleeps

Top pic. The press has a RC stamped on it. Second press, no idea other than a RCBS.

The Lord blessed me again with this awesome buck today. Crazy thing is I passed this buck up twice on two different days, totally mis judged his size. Today not sure what it was but I saw his antlers in a different light and decided he was good enough. He walked right under my stand and I was lucky enough for a 7 yard shot. A quick score before he went in the freezer came up with 109 2/8". His size was very deceiving, and his mass added up. And before anyone asks, I was alone, didn't have 20 guys on 20 different hills, didnt use radios, also the closest power lines were at least 14 miles away! I thought about posting this in the classifieds, but didn't want to anger Stanley 😬

Just wanted to thank everyone for helping me with the 2024 giveaway!!! There were 151 entries and 5 total winners!! Maxwell Moser 22lr Porter Taylor 22lr Blake Henderson 308 Kaenaah Gibbs 708 Zane Cope 20 gage I'd like to thank some great folks that have helped. Eric and the guys at Axis Works for there machine time and muzzle breaks . Michael Fernandez at Desert Custom Gunsmithing and Guiding for the cerakote work and anything else I might need. The great people at Marsupial gear Healey arms for taking care of all the transfer stuff Cwt's own bowelk341 ( David) for the deer mount donation Cwt's Wildwoody ( Dennis) for the ammo donation . NOT JUST THE DONATION BUT BRINGING IT OUT WHILE WE WERE OUT HUNTING. And a big thanks to Coues Whitetail for letting me do this giveaway . And every one else that helps with donations !! I wish everyone could see the smiles on these kids faces!! I'll be back again next year with another giveaway so check back around the beginning of the year for the start of the 2025 youth giveaway!!

Good luck to everyone heading out this weekend! Here are some tips on properly taking care of velvet antlers: Keep Cool: Keep the buck cool, ideally in the shade, to slow down decomposition. Heat and blood can speed up the process. Drain Blood: If you're staying in the backcountry for a while, drain the blood from the antlers. Some recommend hanging the buck upside down by the skull and making pinholes in the tips of each tine with a knife to let the blood drain out. Protect from Flies: Cover the antlers to keep flies away, but avoid using a plastic bag. Instead, use a deer meat bag to allow for air circulation. Avoid Handling: Don't touch the velvet too much, as this can damage its appearance. Avoid holding the buck by its antlers when taking photos; pick it up by the ears instead. When packing out or transporting the antlers, don't drag them or let anything rub against the velvet. Wrap and Secure: When securing the antlers to your pack, wrap them just below the base with a soft, thick, breathable material, and then strap or tie rope around it. As soon as possible, either deep freeze the antlers or take them to a taxidermist. If you need a euro done or have any questions feel free to give me a call. 928-595-1554. I’m located in the East Valley.

I'm at greens peak in unit 1, day 7 and big heards of cows grouped up 50 plus and the bulls have been 1 or 2 ,3 together. 67 degrees for the high and rain every day. Cheers!

I thought that was the reasoning for light beer.

I ate this for lunch and one of these for dinner with smoked oysters in it for 4 days. and I never felt better. Brought 3lbs candy and chocolate too.

I never like to be THAT guy but since you're openly ok with price gouging, here are some that come with a new trigger for $706. https://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts/receiver-parts/receivers/rifle-receivers/remington-700-receiver-magnum-la-300-rem-ultra-mag-w-x-mark-pro-prod144037.aspx EDIT: Just saw whitemtnmans link and it's even cheaper so yeah. . Good luck.

LOL https://www.gunbroker.com/item/968762084

Shot this guy last year on opening morning, Nov hunt. First time hunting this unit and only scouted a few times. The buck scored 106 5/8 and I just got him back from the taxi, and put him in the game room.