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H4831SC 8#- $200 1#- $25 Both unopened ~~Make Reasonable Offer On Following Items~~ L.E. Wilson Adjustable Case Gauge Hornady 30 Cal Neck Size Die Hornady Custom Grade New Dimension 2 Die Set 300 Win MAg Hornady 300 Win Mag Cases (Brass)- 25 count Barnes 175 GRLRX BT- 41 count Berger VLD Hunting 30 Cal 190 Grain- 29 count Berger Classic Hunter 30 Cal 168 Grain- 97 count Located in North East Mesa. Call or text is best, I'm not on here everyday. Thanks! 480-216-8928

Thanks for the heads up. I called them this morning, and somebody beat me to the punch....already gone.

***UPDATE... I found some**** Looking for H4350. We have an unopened 8# jug and unopened 1# of H4831SC. Willing to trade for H4350, or buy it. Thanks!

Looking for H4350. I have found it online, but trying to save the hazmat fee. I will buy it or I have an unopened 8# H4831SC and a 1# H4831SC I can trade. *****UPDATE..... Found some ***** Thanks.

Thanks. Have a 6.5 X 284 with the load developement worked up. Want to use this rifle at the end of November for WT.

Located in Mesa, Az. $900 *******SOLD*******

Would be a nice rifle for a lucky person that drew a rifle elk tag

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Spec sheet says 7.5 pounds

Mostly shot factory ammo, just recently started reloading. Shoots great.

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Beautiful! Awesome work as usual guys! Thanks for sharing the pics and story. ~ Jess

I didn't know you dipped skulls too. Those look great!

We have seen a jaguarundi while hunting a particular unit. Some say there aren't any in Arizona. We know another hunter who has seen one as well in the same unit. Reporting the information didn't seem like the smart thing to do for the very reason you are talking about. In this same unit, some of the ranchers have seen what they are calling a "black panther" which is realistically a black leopard. I agree that sometimes it's best to keep certain information quiet. Just my opinion though. ~ Jess

Congrats to both of you. Pretty exciting when you get in close with a bow. We love hunting them with a bow too! You're right about them not smelling bad. Ours have never been bad either and the chorizo we have made is fantastic. Great story. ~ Jess

Having to wait on the draw is tough! This is my hubby, Jimmy, with his first bull. We hunted hard for this bull. We were finding them, getting in and getting busted by cows daily. On the 11th day of the hunt, we spotted him with his cows and they were on the move. Jimmy had an idea of where they were headed, so the plan was to get out in front of them for an ambush. This bull was bugleing with another, so we got in between them. I set up about 30 yards from Jimmy facing another direction but where I could still see his lane. The bugles were getting closer from both bulls and it was just a matter of time before one of them showed themselves. Luck was on my hubby's side as we caught movement coming up the rise below him. The bull was out in front of his cows and coming in silent! He didn't have a clue that we were there. He stopped 41 yards from Jimmy. Now, I'm watching Jimmy from behind and I'm wondering what is taking him sooooo long to draw. I guess the shakes had set in and he couldn't get his release on the loop! After what was only a few seconds, but seemed like an eternity, I see him draw. He settles his pin, and at the moment he released, the bull took a step into him. We heard the sound....THWACK! It was so loud. The bull spun around and I was looking for an exit wound....no blood, no exit. We watch the bull move 25 yards down the rise and stop. He staggers, sways and crashes within sight! We can't believe our eyes! I'm giving my hubby a HUGE smile and thumbs up. We are so close that we can heard him breathing....short breaths that are getting slower and shorter. He expired in less than 5 minutes. As we get up to this beautiful creature, we are just awestruck. I knelt down and thanked him and said a prayer. We were both so thankful to get an opportunity to hunt such a majestic creature. I hope luck is on our side this year and we get another opportunity. Fingers crossed!!!

Mine was about $125. Depends on the place though.

Thanks for reading and commenting. Always fun to relive the hunt. ~ Jess Thanks for taking the time to read our story and for your comments. I have "lurked" for awhile and kept saying one of these days I'll get the time to share our hunt stories. That sure is a tasty looking profile pic! Now I need to go find something to eat! ~ Jess

Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 9mm

Powerful story! Thanks for posting.

Congrats and great story!!!

Thanks!