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Here is my take for what its worth, I have the 15's and the 10x42 el, on the 15's i dont really like em too much just not enough light transmission, however on my 10's they work decently enough that I do carry it with me as a weight saver. Gives me a 20 power spotting scope anyway. Ron

Hey Shawn good job, nice to see your Dad out there still chasing elk and putting em down..... Tell Him I said congrats. Ron

Was fortunate enough to arrow this guy last Monday afternoon. I spied him sleeping in his bed and was able to put the sneek on him getting to 39 yards. The shot was a little tough as his antler was covering part of his vital zone so had to shoot under it a bit to make the shot work. All those hours of shooting paid off as the first arrow was a good hit just a little back of where I wanted it, the bull then raised his head exposing his full shoulder and lung area. I put the second arrow right on the money, double lung. He went about 30 yards and expired within sight. Very , very exciting to be able to get this bull in his bedding area, thx for looking.

Thanks everyone for your comments, I appreciate them very much. Ron

Very nice, what was his set-up? Where did he hit it and what kind of penetration did he get?

Is it just me or does his back right leg look injured too? Ron

Is this the new single stack .45 compact?

My experience is string stretch, get yourself some Winners choice strings and cables and problem solved. Ron

Hey Regan, I hunted over there in 2004 had a black powder deer tag. Wasnt able to bag one but did see a bunch of muley's and some coues deer as well as a few bears. That will be a fun hunt, good luck.

As usual great story Tracy. Wish I could have been there the 2nd day and seen Jackson do his thing. That is a monster pig congrats to the young hunter, may there be many more. Ron

This was my first Traditional for Arizona. Will probably keep using a Longbow for pigs from now on it was so much fun. http://forums.coueswhitetail.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=29742

Not sure why but i cant see your pic??

I was fortunate enough to take this Javalina last Thursday with a longbow. This was a cumulation of the last 3 seasons of trying to take one by traditional methods. This pig was taken with a 60lb Bear Montana longbow and Beman MFX arrows with a 200 grain Muzzy Phantom broadhead. The shot was apx 18 yards entrance was just behind the left shoulder and exited on the right shoulder, being a complete pass through. The pig ran about 35-40 yards after the shot and expired. Thanks for looking. Ron

Sent you a pm.

Great job Tracy, you own that canyon. It just might be time for a stick and string for you. Ron

Javi tag for me, so far. Ron

Tried to pm ya, is this still available.

Tracy great write up as usual, awesome deer. Way to get it done. Ron

Hello do you still have these scopes for sale? Might be interested in the 2 leupolds. Any pics? thx Ron

PM sent. Ron

I will take it, pm has been sent. Ron

Congrats Angie, nice pics and story Tracy. Great job as always. Ron

Do you have any additional info that might help, by went missing do you mean lost, presumed stolen, fell out of Vehicle? Might make a difference in how they could be looked for maybe. Ron

Which model would it be? Is it a 4x33 or 4x28? Thanks Ron

Tracy, great story and nice pig. I had a lot of fun helping that day. It was nice to set up there on that hill and watch the whole thing unfold. Thanks for letting me be a part of it. Ron