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Do you know what iroc stands for? Ok I'll bite, what does it stand for?Anything like Pontiac?

I have found several such skulls/ skeletons. Figured died of wounds, auto strike etc. Personally I would have taken the entire skull.

I turned on the news last night long enough to see the jerk offs disrespecting my flag and anthem in a foreign country. I'd like to be-ach slap everyone of the simpletons. The players and leagues that want to allow this crap will never see a dime from me. Their sponsors should be boycotted and the stadiums, ghost towns.

Someone who got to this vets bull last week about the same time he did, snapped this pic. It's Reverence for a creature Harvested. Made me appreciate the hunter even more.

Sorry to hear mom's not well. What unit is the tag for?

Nice job, Charlie. No one deserves that more than you.

The disabled veteran I'm guiding knocked down a beautiful bull. We're off Main Rd where it turns to Wilderness past the Doll Baby Ranch. Early morning, look for the black mega cab Dodge Cummins 2016

Hey I like seeing two legged mules earning their oats. My hunter is hurting today and my azz is sorely in need of exercise, been having the pack animals do all the work. But they got some jobs coming up this fall with some hunts and just having them along is more work than some would like. Great meeting you Lee, Martin, Bill, Ty, Derrick. Call me if you need help

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This happened to me once when I was just a kid. Put a deer down only to find Darrell and his other cousin Darrell at my deer ready to murder me and hide the body. Move on and keep hunting.

We almost hit you near River View Ranch.

Ranger.

We located this bull feeding on a hillside along the Mazatzals Wilderness close to the east fork of the Verde. We had to make a wide approach due to the wind but setup for the shot at 209 yards. We had spent the previous week practicing out to 200 with his T/C so we were dialed in with the .50 Cal Barnes 250gr sabots pushed by 150 grains of red hot. First shot lunged him and he swung his big butt around to us. Was nearing 630pm before he quarted away and John put the next round thru his spine. We were exhausted and ill prepared at this point, dark and no moon, couldn't see your hand in front of your face. We did good just to make it back to the Ranger. Weather cooperated and got chilly out and the meat was good. A big thanks to all the hunters who came out to lend a hand Lee, RUM300 Martin and Donnie. Derek for helping us scout last week and Tom Wagner for his hard work with AES. This well deserving vet survived being stabbed in Graneda, shot thru the tibula in Mogadishu, hit three times with IEDs in Iraq not to mention numerous parachuting mishaps. I found him to be a humble, humorous man whom loves his country, family and of course, hunting! And true to his word, I found no quit in him. .

Or text Tom at 480 760-3868

Or text Tom at 480 760-3868

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Texting is best, I'm at 623 707-3420

Any recommendations?

Yes and they're donating their processing services free to vets in the Hunts for Heroes program which this tag falls under. Wildwood thanks for the help.

if you pm me, I'd like to donate a hand forged hunting knife for Tanner's raffle I'll be incommunicado though for next several days but I'm making certain my pm box is cleaned out.

Pm me a number, I do all gates. I'll be out hunting next several days.

I do my own but since it's somebody else's tag, I'll just pass along the info. Warm as it is he's going to have to act fast if he drops one.

That seems to be what I'm finding out

He'll tell you he much more resembles a Yeti.

Dead snakes can bring great joy.