Anderson_HOTD69

Spar, no they won't fit an 09. Your brake rotors are too big.

Thanks Wild, it was a great hunt. Shared with some of my favorite people. No better way to spend it.

Got Mr. Crabs back from the shop. Wanted to do something a little different with him. I wanted to get his bottom jaw done also. May not be some peoples first choice but I kind of like it. I am planning on either gluing the bottom jaw and putting him on a hook, setting him up on a plaque, or displaying his bottom jaw on the tv stand I have with some other mounts of mine. Thanks for looking.

Pup sold. Please delete post.

Wrapped up the year with an amazing time with some amazing people. Saw this buck the second day of the hunt and decided to pass on him at that time to see what else I could find. Was seeing some does and smaller bucks. Second weekend of the hunt we glassed him up about 50 yards from where we saw him the first time, got about 621 yards from him and took the shot. Buck stumbled about 5 feet before falling. I have to take the time to thank the people that made this hunt possible for me. Without them I wouldn't have been able to go. Thank you Aaron P. for letting us borrow your rifle and for telling me how many clicks to spin the scope, that was a rush, I felt like a million bucks doing that myself. Your gun is dead on buddy!! Todd P. Thank you for letting us borrow binos, rangefinders, tripods, offering snacks, and being a good friend to us. Aaron D. and Lindsey, thank you guys for helping us look for bucks both weekends, you guys are a heck of a glassing team! I don't know how Aaron can stand for so long, his eyes NEVER leave those binos and he can spot those deer like his life depends on it. Aaron is also a great roadside chef! Thank you for having the patience in helping me learn to gutt and cut up a coues buck! Last but not least to my best friend, you are a trooper Chadlie. You threw that meat and hide in your pack and took off and made every mule in AZ look like crap. Never have I had more fun freezing, getting cut and scratched by every plant in AZ, or going all day without anything to eat knowing we were having a blast. No one else I would rather have seen me take this buck then you two. We have had some adventures man, that is for sure. You finally got to see me kill something, and I can't wait to watch you kill one now!!! Here's some pix from the hunt. We dubbed this buck Mr. Crabs.

Bump. Make me an offer. Would be interested in trading him for a nice little 2 person backpacking tent or some other backpack hunting gear.

Thanks for the update guys. Had to put off the tanning idea because I forgot I had a Dec coues tag coming up haha. I'll get to them eventually. Glad to see that worked so well, the axis is beautiful. Always loved those critters

Thanks for the update guys I appreciate it a lot. Gonna take the pole anyway. Never know what we will find or where we will end up. Might just go to bass pro and catch some of their fish

How dare you hog the trout! Lol. That's pretty funny. I was debating on stopping at the hatchery on my way down. Mainly because I have been so cold up here I was looking forward to heading somewhat south for a while lol. Put in for December hunts they said, it will be fun they said... I'm 125 pounds. I don't deal with cold very well lol!!

Awesome thanks guys. Anything outside Payson going towards the valley?

Hey everyone. I drew the 22 Dec coues tag this year. Was getting stuff ready for the hunt and saw my pole sitting here and was wondering if anyone knew a good place to stop by and catch a few trout for dinner in 22 somewhere. Not looking for deer, just a little Creek or place that might hold some trout to make a meal out of. Thanks for the info.

Ttt. I have a deer hunt starting Friday and can bring the pup to camp with me if someone is interested in meeting me with him

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Price reduced. $200. Would like to try and have him rehomed this weekend as my deer hunt starts next week and I don't want to have to take as many dogs as I have lol. Don't have enough room or chains for them at camp.