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It was great to meet you too Justin. You should talk Kevin in to smiling more in his photos -Jeremy- Man...I have been telling Kevin that for years! Every picture I've taken of that joker over the years is with the same smirk on his face. At least it's not as bad as Christians (azcouesandelk)! Just kidding man...I wish I was half the hunter you are! Jeremy, it was great to meet you as well. Thanks again for all the help. I'll get my elk pictures up soon.

About time you posted all those! Congrats on some sensational big game! I like the deer field photo...I had not seen that one yet. Talk to you later. Justin

On this same note, I have a 300 Savage Lever action that I am looking at getting "cleaned up" (stock refinishing/blueing). Any ideas?

What can I say that has not already been said! Amazing! Huge congrats!

Great buck! Congrats

Congrats to the young hunter! Great smile...you can see the excitement. Justin

That's a sensational first buck! Congrats.

Way to go Jeremy! Thanks again for the help with our bulls on Monday. Congrats on a great bull! Justin

Sensational Buck! Happy all the hardwork paid off for you...good job!

Bump! Price also reduced to $7699.00!!!

Hey all! My Father has decided to get rid of his trailer. Us boys will sure miss it...wish I could afford to buy it. Below is the information on the trailer. I will be heading out for my deer hunt in the new hour or so, if questions please call Jeremy at 480-296-3736 or you can call my Father at 928-537-5431 Norm is his name. Good luck on the deer hunts! Justin 1998 Prowler Fleetwood M-29S Length/Width: 31’ x 8’ Axles: 2 Weight: 5460 Self-Contained: Yes Features: • Bunk House Model with two twin beds in bunk bed style • Full bathroom with shower in tub, vanity and storage unit • Table and sofa make into beds • New custom queen sized mattress in master bedroom area • Four new tires, purchased 7-10-08 • In-floor forced air furnace • In-ceiling AC • Built-in CO detector • Refrigerator with separate freezer • Microwave • Four burner stove with oven and broiler • Roof mounted TV antenna with TV outlets in master bedroom and front room • Outside shower facilities • Load leveler and stabilizer bar • Two new batteries • Recently had trailer serviced including furnace motor, thermal cutoff switch, awning, water heater, propane tank connections with receipts available for over $1,500 worth of service and upgrades • Just registered and new license good through August 2009 • Easily sleeps 7 adults Blue Book/NADA Price Guidelines: Low Retail: $8,025 Average Retail: $9,715 Asking: $8,699

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Standman, Upon finishing a stand, how far do you proceed to your next stand?

I was lucky enough to draw an early Southern Arizona hunt this year with a good buddy of mine. Hunt started with the arrival at camp on Thursday night and a very early morning opening day. We had planned to go into an area we had spent a considerable amount of time scouting with some really good prospects. We were at the glassing spot before sun-up, started to see good deer, then we also started to spot hunters on every ridge. Before you know it, shots were ringing out everywhere and the deer were running around like pinballs from hunter to hunter. Needless to say, we backed out of there and checked some other previously scouted locations with a few bucks spotted opening evening but nothing going down. Saturday morning found us glassing a different mountain range further from roads with much more country/less hunters visualized. We spotted a good buck within the first 5 min of glassing light already heading to bedding ground. We planned the routes to different shooting points above the buck and went our separate ways. On my way to my designated location, I came across several doe and a small 2x2 and decided to pass on him at about 80 yards. Topping over the ridge I noticed a group of deer on an east facing slope, the middle one being my buck. I ranged him at 180 yards and set the shooting sticks up and dropped him in his tracks. He then proceeded to tumble end over end down the steep hill approx 15-20 yards or so coming to rest in a bush. I got the call after my buck was down that the morning buck had been located with another smaller buck bedded at about 275 yards for my buddy who was able to close the deal on his buck. He will post better pics and his story when he can. I only have this pic of his larger buck with him holding the head in his arm. It ended up being a sensational hunt with 2 bucks taken a couple hours apart on the same mountain with great friends and family. Gotta love these coues! Sorry about the long story. Justin

Great job! Love the mass and color! Congrats

Congrats on what sounds like a great memorable hunt with your Dad! Beatiful buck!

Heck ya! Congrats to the boy! Job well done.

Godspeed! Thank you for your service!

Congrats Snapshot! I'm glad to hear it worked out for you the way it did. Soemtimes it's even better to have some luck on your side. Beatufil buck!

Sensational buck! Love the the width! Congrats

Sounds like it was a brutal hunt! Congrats on the buck!

Sensational looking buck! Congrats!

Same unit, but not near Peppersauce. Thanks for all the coments! Justin

Rifle is sold pending funds. Thank you!