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Haha, I thought you said where not why when I first read this. I set it up before the storm rolled in thinking it was in a accessable spot to get to even with snow, but I was wrong. For the first 3 days of the hunt I was in a air bnb house with the family, but planned to stay in pop up the rest of the hunt once the family went back to school/work. Well I didn't choose a good spot with 3 to 4 foot snow drifts over the road leading to it.

Congrats

Definitely pre rut going on down in the southern units with smaller bucks. Watched a forky chase a doe around for a while, and a decent 2x2 with about 10 does, gathering them together. Can't wait to see the big boys show up and take over.

Thanks guys

Congrats on your bull and all the awesome other bulls here. On a side note to the 6.5 CM discussion, I killed my bull at 615 yards with him bedded quartering away with 143 eldx. I shot twice but according to my friend probably didn't need the second shot. He never got up, his head went back and down and a couple kicks later was stoned dead. With that said, we never did find the exact impact hole on him, I think it hit the base of neck somewhere, hitting an artery, because the amount of blood in that area and thicker hide there which can hide a hole easier. Also crazy amount of blood that came out of him while cleaning him up. We probably would have spent more time looking for a hole but it was late and cold so in a hurry to get out of there.

Between hwy 180 and hwy 89 climbing around the craters. It was a pain hiking in that snow but our 8 mile hike paid off.

Wow 7e wasn't that bad but still pretty bad. If you ventured on any type on incline or decline you were probably getting stuck. We helped a few trucks get out and were helped as well. What helped make it fun was tagging my first bull!!!

Getting ready to hit 7e, the snow around Flagstaff has not been as bad as they originally called for, so far lots of wind and a dusting of a few inches. Found 6 bulls on Wednesday so hopefully they'll still be in the area. Good luck every one.

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Yup, I'll take it for starting bid at 500

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I used a big buddy heater in my pop up all night on medium in 20 degrees. It was awesome, very comfortable, we would have froze without it. Ran a hose outside to the 5 gal propane tank which way barely any lighter after using it all night for two nights.

Pics of the main bed in the front? Weight?

Price????

I just bought a Zeiss v4 6-24x50 that I have put a few boxes of ammo through. So far a awesome scope that's easy to dial, holds zero and had my 12 year old shooting steel at 650 yards with.

I been doing some research on trailers as well. One big thing to check is for water damage. Tap on the exterior walls and listen and feel for Delamination. The condition of the roof will tell you a lot on how well they took care if it as well.

Sweet buck

That's awesome, I'm picturing someone sitting under that tree swigging the whiskey then sipping the Pepsi, enjoying the outdoors.

Those old school pics are awesome, thanks for sharing.

Let's see pics of your 1970's bucks.

2nd on eldx or the super performance

Funny, these Phoenicians dogging on Tucson and U of A. Phoenix is just a shittier Tucson. Way worse, with the number of people, traffic, heat and over all shity congested living without the decent weather.

dang, if I had some extra money laying around I'd be on this. Great location.

Congrats fellas. Very rare to see those head shots, but makes sense on cows when possible. Hopefully my son and I can tag our first bull there in a month.

Yup thats what I was thinking last year during my dad's cow hunt. We spooked some elk before legal shooting light one morning, but only saw the few bulls in the herd, the cows had disappeared into the thickets. We agreed to do a hunt with no more than 400 tags in the future.