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20-60 65mm Swarovski Spotting Scope. Excellent Condition. $1300

Sold Pending Funds

Canon GL-2 Mini DV video camera. Takes amazing footage, camera is fully operational and in great condition. Comes with 2 battery pacs, ShotGun Mic, Pelican hard case, soft carrying case and all the cords needed for video editing, battery charging, TV hook up etc. $500

Not all of it, just the extra stuff, ha ha.

16,000 lb Draw Tite 5th wheel hitch, great condition, comes with rails to mount in truck. $250

Just Awesome. Congrats to all involved.

My Hero. Freakin Awesome Bull Yo! Congrats buddy, well deserved.

25 miles!? Whoa, did you have to buy new boots when you got home?

Hahahahahaha!! Very Good Jimmer Negamanee!

Daryl- Lions travel an awful lot. The lion could just be in the area for the water and the game concentrated there, but with the rains here now things could change and the lion move to a different area. Good starting places are nice, but most lion hunters have lots of those they hunt anyway. But if you were to call a lion hunter with a fresh kill or a sighting yea they'd show up. Hope this helps.

couesdeerhntr- First of all, go read a book. Second, unless you were physically with your "buddy" on those 40 lions from one unit in a year, please don’t come on here with that BS. It's insulting to those of us that hunt lions and know the reality of it. And that is a complete generalization and an old wives tale that lion kills a deer a week. Biologists have been collaring and following and studying lions for plenty of years now and have found that is just not the case. The numbers are more like 10-12 large mammals a year a lion will take. The rest of the time they are catching rabbits, skunks, rats, turkeys, squirrels, coyotes, scavenging dead animals, and whatever else they come across. Not trying to hijack the thread here but we need to try and cut down on the fantasy world some of us create just regurgitating some statement we heard in a BS session. aztrucky- Cool Pics!! Its hard to say for sure but that appears to be an adult male lion from the pictures, and tracks in mud and sand can be misleading sometimes as to the true size of the animal. Here are a couple instances of lions taking other game... Here is a badger that was killed by an adult tom lion and the tom visiting his kill. Here is a deer kill we found. We caught a female lion that had a kitten with her, so we let her go. Came back the next day to the kill and the lions had caught and fed on a coyote and buried it next to their deer kill. Pretty neat.

I can't stop looking at these pictures. Best trail cam pictures I've ever seen. Amazing.

Awesome Job on the videos!! There's not an Outfit in the state that can touch TLO as Buffalo Guides, no question. Congrats Guys, keep it up!

Lookin for some 70lb limbs for a DXT, or I'd be willing to trade the 60lb limbs I have on it now. Thanks.

Been lookin at a spot on a map for a few years now, Tines and I decided to give it a shot. Turned out to be a pretty good day. Here's a video of the day's pickups. http://www.metacafe.com/w/6535701 AK

Here's the video link to the thread from eariler.

Too Freakin Cool Bro!!! Those memories will be burned into his Toehead for the rest of his life. Right on Josh.

We got lucky and caught this one the other day. Soon as they aquire a taste for goats and sheep, they always end up on the most wanted list, ha ha. Sorry the pics are blurry, pulled them off the video.

Coues n sheep- Long as we have large tracts of undevloped land in the west we will always have lions. No matter what the hunting pressure is. SteveKDC- She is a pretty gentle mule, doesn't get excited over much, expect the grain bucket.

Thanks Couesaz. Sometimes 2 dogs sometimes 8 ha ha, just depends on the situation. Those are my two youngest dogs there in the picture, they did great. She's a good mule, just wish her brain was in proportion to her body, she's an idiot.

Stud Buck, Boys. Congrats!!!

That Awesome!!! Ha ha ha, I love those little dogs. I bet they'd tear a lion up if they caught him on the ground, ha ha, just great. How far did they trail it?

Dogman and I had a little grace of luck the last few days and ended up with some lions at the end of the trails. Job well done to all involved!!

If there's a coues buck in the hills, Josh will find him and kill him. Congrats Bud. Nice work.