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Mule Deer Overview: Deer numbers are fair with pre-scouting being highly recommended for a successful hunt. Mule deer are not found in the timber and high elevations of the Pinaleno Mountains along Hwy 366. Greasewood Mtn located in the Southern Pinaleno’s between Willcox and SR. 266 (Stockton Pass Rd.) is a recommended area. Some deer are concentrated around the apple orchards south of Bonita and on the flats leading to the mountainous areas along Hwy 191. The lower elevations between Bonita and the Aravaipa area are also popular mule-deer hunting localities. Areas: Southern Pinaleno’s (Greasewood Mtn.) Hunt in lower elevations around mountain complex. Access into this area can be obtained from SR 191 and the gasline road that travels north from I-10. The O-Bar- O canyon and Bar X canyon areas are accessed from SR 266 through the O-Bar-O Ranch where the Department has a Sportsman Landowner sign in box, you must sign in before entering the area. These areas along the foothills and lower elevations would be places to begin. Pre-season scouting and a good pair of binoculars are very important when hunting mule deer in Unit 31. Durkee and Battle Mountain Area: Take Bonita-Klondyke road northwest to FS 672 road. Follow this road to foothills and hunt the drainages and bottoms that run north and south from Mt. Graham. Lower Tripp Canyon and Bear Springs: There are two ways to access these areas. Take Tripp Canyon road out of Pima from SR 70. This is also FS road 286. Follow FS 286 to intersect FS 351. Hunt the lower drainage and elevations. Or follow SR 70 to Klondyke road approximately 5 miles west of Pima. Follow Klondyke road t FS 351. This will access the same area as above.
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What trigger is in the rifle?
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The Howa 1500 or Vanguard has a 24 inch barrel.
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Is this ammo is still up for trade?
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Thats a good price on the Bergara. I read the last review for this rifle and I had poor luck with the Hornady ammo as well. Federal ammo was much better. The barnes ammo is also excellent.
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I have owned both Seekins and CA and I would buy the Seekins over another CA. You cant cant beat Seekins warranty, and they will re-barrel it when needed. They shoot really good right out of the box. https://www.unknownmunitions.com/product/seekins-havak-ph2/
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In 2004 I was scouting for a 3rd season tag and was about 8 to 11 miles in and I glassed up a women and her friend who were out hiking, they only had shorts, Tee shirts and water bottles. It was 10.30 am partly cloudy and 70 degrees. On my way out I used the trail to head back to the truck since its faster, but It had started snowing hard and the wind picked up to about 25/30 MPH and it was getting late. Those two were freezing but they made it back to their car, I thought I was going to half to give them my bivy sack. I never leave truck without everything I need to spend the night on the mountain.
