elecshoc

March 29 2pm

Thanks for looking, the bow has been sold.

Agreement has been reached, bow is sold at this time. Thanks for looking.

Hello fellas, I have a used 07 PSE Mossy Oak X for sale. It's been on a few hunting trips and has some wear on it. The wear is minor and comsmetic for the most part. Here are the specs for it. Mossy Oak X Specifications: Brace Height…………7-1/2” Axle-to-Axle…………31-1/4” IBO Speed……………308-300 fps Let-Off………………..85% - 65% Infinitely Adjustable Mass Weight………….4.25 lbs. Draw Lengths………...26” – 31” Range Draw Weights………...60 and 70 lbs Finish………………….Mossy Oak Break-Up® The string needs replacing and besides that everything else is good. I'm going to let it go fully loaded with and original sts stopper, nap stab, tru glo sights, cobra diamond dropaway rest, kwikee kwiver, w/ releases and five axis 340 arrows. The bow is currently set at 70 lbs. I'm asking 200.00 for everything. The bow is used as stated, but it's been taken care of. PM if you have any questions or offers, I'm in Tucson metro area. You can call also 520-271-9914, I'd rather someone here take it and use it before going to craigs list. This would be a great bow for someone getting into the game, very forgiving and easy on the hands.

It's set at 28" right now.

That's kinda like asking what flavor ice cream do you like. Usually it dependent on all the variables such as bow speed, draw length, game species and such. With all of that there's still the tuning process of it all. I would suggest taking a look carbon express or eastons. I personally shot easton axis arrows, but any arrow would seem like junk if shot out of a bow not tuned for it, even the most expensive. I would suggest taking a look at www.huntersfriend.com to get a pretty good idea of what's available out there in arrow selection, they also have a very nice rundown of all the variables of what it takes to selecting a good arrow for your setup. Might help you decide on sticks. Good luck

Holy cow, Looks like you took out one of santa's reindeer

I agree with those above. Vortex and you'll only need really up to a 9x. I had a pair of Barska binos and I say they aren't built to last.

Great story, thanks for sharing it with us...

Great write up and congrats on a great hunt. Your long lost navajo cousin elecshoc

That's awesome, funny how when I see antlers the first few words still are buck, buck, buck... It's just a reaction I guess, after hunting most of my life I still get the gitters like that

Good Luck, can't wait to see the pics

Was just about to note that as well Great buck, congrats

Way to go, go job on sticking in there and getting your buck...

Tough lesson for sure, sorry to hear about that. Good luck with getting it back.

Awesome, good job. How about the story??

Awesome, I have a couple of questions. What kind of camera do you use and what did you use to draw them in? If you don't mind. I've never used a camera and now I'm starting to think about using them. Thanks

July 15 9:12 am

My dad used rages these past two seasons, now he's gonna go back to a fixed blade. He hated constantly checking to see if his blades where still down or not. The dental floss comment makes does make sense and seems like it should work. I may have him try that out first.

121 5/8 Good luck everyone!

My prayers go out to all effected by this. Just a little note. I heard in an interview that Gifford's aid who passed was planning nexts years hunt with friends just the other day

Wow! Great buck

Come on page 23.....

And the guess was for only 8 pages of this, now it's up to 18.

First, get a bucket of KFC, then clean them down to the bones. Second, find a nice spot, maybe in one of the power vortexes in Sedona with good ground. Third, throw the bones and what ever percentage of the bones are pointing north to south, well that will be your odds to draw. Good luck