Huntnfish

Man that bull has killer fronts. Nice work. Sorry to hear about your loss.

Very cool story. Thanks for sharing.

Nice job! Love the character on that buck.

Yep, it's a keeper. I still have the first and last guns my dad shot. A Remington model 6 .22 was his first, and a Beretta 682 gold E was his sporting clays gun. Once they're sold, nearly impossible to get back.

Pretty sure you can fill them at the city water station off Commerce.

Yeah, nothing about that says good shot opportunity. Sad people can't wait for a better shot or pass.

That is a cool bull. Congrats.

Cool pics. What spotter were you using?

Get some CCI quiet .22s. Less noise than sub-sonic. Shoot them in the neck and haul em off.

Seen two in one herd in 6A last year.

Sad!

These two are the same buck. He had another post that showed a different deer. Looks like a shooter to me.

That's a heck of a rub on that little pine tree bottom left in pic.

I have a 19 year old girl that works for me, and she was asked why she was not doing the job she was tasked with. Her reply was, "most people dont understand my work ethic. When it looks like I am not doing anything, I am actually working." Huh?

If this is still available, I will take it.

Chukar is the only one I haven't killed in the wild. Killed some at Magma shooting preserve in Queen Creek back in the 70's. Gotta thank my dad for taking us out. Pretty sure I did this by the time I was 18.

The PVC on the bottom is for antelope typically.

That's a booner.

Parts of Flagstaff got hammered today. Lots of lightning strikes, and some areas got over 3" of rain in a very short time.

Ain't that the truth. Definitely can't get any worse than Duchey-bag.

Saving it for my gubernatorial war chest.haha, ask MulePackHunter about his buddy running for governor last cycle. His motto was, "Can't get no worse".

S&W 460. Seriously, pay close attention to your surroundings. Brother in-law is up in Alaska and a hiker was killed and a rescuer was bit in the leg this past week.

This is something you don't hear alot of these days. Great job, you both should be very proud. I'm sure the young man's parents are as well.

In 6A, saw one buck that shed one side and another that just barely poked through. They were with a doe that is just about ready to pop.