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It had probably been dead at least a year when I found it, the nose was all chewed off with a little hide left on it. Dan H, it came from 34B. Any guesses on score? I had it scored (unofficially). It has since been broken in two peices.

....................................congrats vinihunt, good job on getting the next generation involved.

I can hook you up with this .223, just think, if you could place 5 rounds in the vitals............

What kind of binos are going to use it on? I have one that we made here at our shop for my Leicas using velcro and it works great. I no longer use it since I bought my big binos and you are welcome to it.

SOLD

Leupold Gold Ring 10-20x X 40mm compact spotting scope, model 54480. NIB $275.00. Thanks,

That is awesome!! Got the blood pump'n for sure..............................36 more hours and I'm outa here to go chase them critters!!! wooohooo!! PS I think I know exactly where that bad boy is by the last photo............J/K! I don't think I have ever seen a goat that big here, alive.

Anyone ever use these FOB's?, they replace fletching. http://www.starrflight.com/ Just curious, they are made here in Tucson. I'm gonna get a sample and give'm a try.

Me personally, I would not pass a 15" buck but I aint never been much of a trophy hunter. If I had another rifle tag I would probably hold out til the last couple of days and then decide. I have a unit 1 archery tag and I aint gonna picky at all!! ronaldo, I had that tag in 2001 and it was amazing, I ended up taking a 13" buck, perhaps I shoulda held out but oh well, like I said, I aint never been much of a trophy hunter.

Price reduced to $250.00 and will pay shipping. This thing is very light weight and compact, it is BRAND NEW (won at RMEF banquet) Will mount on tripod. A great spotting scope for the price!!! Seasons gett'n close! After 8/24, if you are interested, call 520-975-5881 and leave message (cuz I'll be chase'n Antelope!!! wooohooo!!!)

I have a Bipod that I rarely use cuz it digs into my shoulder on long hikes, I will use whatever is around to rest on. I prefer to take my pack off and lay down and shoot across it, I've also used rocks at just the right height. The last two Coues I've shot were off hand, one @110yds and the other @180yds, I won't shoot longer distances without using something for a rest and my rifle has the scars to prove it! The longest shot I've made on a Coues was 328yds, my rifle is zeroed @300yds. I think it's easier to hold a little low for up close shots that hold real high for longer shots.

Lake Roberts??

The way I see it there aint much difference tween giv'n out "secret spots" and "public whine'n", learned my lesson about 3 years ago to "not" help someone on an open forum, got the same thing COOSEFAN! Perhaps some things ought to be in a private message but oh well! Chill out dudes! yall be hunt'n soon! Just remember "your" secret spot was someone elses long before you came around! Good luck!

That was pretty cool BASS, almost makes me want to hunt them big dummies

Stanley, I seen some REAL toads in there last year (Northeastern part of the state) I probably chased that very same buck!

Great!! Now everyone is going to go to the Southeastern part of the state and shoot deer!! BTW nice looking bucks!

Oh.........................................................never mind

Are those the hills just off the Mescal-J6 turn off? At the end of the Whetstones? Or on the other side of the interstate?

Smith & Wesson revolver .460, Remington 870 Super mag, Springfield XD, Weatherby .300 WSM, and Remington .350 w/Leupold 4.5-15 and Leupold hand spotter. I got a gun cleaning kit in my balloon raffle and a RMEF coffee cup (for $20) but I don't mind giving my $ for a good cause!

Ernesto, I am impressed! You parked at the scenic pull-out in the Salt River Canyon (White Mountain side) and hiked all the way across the canyon and up onto the hill on the other side! I have often wondered what it would be like over there on that side! Very nice photos! Thanks!

Good to meet your brother, father, and you Casey, man! could Wayne Carlton work that elk bugle or what! I ended up getting home at 1:30am! I usually wake up at 2am. I didn't win nutt'n but our group got 5 rifles! Did you see our M4 rifle that our company donated go for $2400, that was cool!

I'm gonna guess in the Buenos Aires NWR, looks like somewhere behind the BANWR headquarters.

That spotter standing up in the back looks aweful familiar! He must have his mule tied off in the brush somewhere, hard to recognize without the Festis hat!

There is a Coues Deer Rd. off of Manville and Anway area out in my neck of the woods.

Very nice photos Ernesto! I have seen a rattlesnake up on Timber Mesa and one down on the Black River by Tick Flat, it is very possible that you did see a wolf, get any shots off at it?