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first you must text or call im not on internet very often Mike 602-499-4136 Craftsman self propelled 6.75 i believe text and i will give other info when im near mower. runs pretty darn good

I used to think guys were nuts thinking bad of G & F, i always felt G & F had my back and AZ wildlife. Looks as if i was very wrong! ): Now if this were not an attack on archers and was actually all about the health of our AZ critters i would be behind G & F 100% but since they have made it clear for a few years it was all about our success rate i am finding myself ashamed for ever speaking up for them in the past. I believe this is all about revenue and they figure we will buy tags even when our success drops to below 1% and they in return will have more rifle "Hunt Opportunity" Hunt Opportunity = more $$$ I for 1 think it is time i turn in my big game tags and not let them count on my $$$ any longer. SHAME ON YOU ARIZONA GAME AND FISH!!!

i will have to look it up.. i used to have specs on here but shortened it up i guess...

I paid $400+ a few years back and never used cuz i found out i had to have hip replaced... artificial joints and inversion tables do not get along!!! ***$150 for big boy inversion table can hold 300#

catch a walmart clearance and purchase next 5 or so years in sizes as i did when mine were younger (:

that is how it folds so it is kind of a corner of room item. as for weight i will go technical and say it is pretty manageable/light yet built for 300# capacity so stout. i sit here with back killing me but dang hip replacements and inversion tables are no go.. ): i never used

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I may have a plan in place but could use some rifle areas to go scout for Nov coues.. i have hunted 6a a bunch but never for rifle whiteys...not looking for trophy bucks just good time and some more meat.. this will be my girlfriends first hunt and im somewhat physically challenged so no 1,000 yard shots or deeeeeeep canyons cuz the retrieval might suck... ok i will take any info and decide when i see it if i can do it.. (: i can keep a secret and my girlfriend doesnt hang with hunters so pm if you would like to share any ideas..... i would never go back to a exact spot without asking if it is a "secret" but if it is a road i may venture down it without written permission. thanks for any info and God Bless, Mike

ok todays count is 1 monster 3x3 muley and 1-155ish rocky ram 0-coues ):

first ram i saw was im betting around 185-ish saw a 155-ish today 150yards off 260.. beautiful animals

well got to see my first rocky today and wow was he a toad!!! in 6a for deer hunt and jumped out of blind for a afternoon of glassing and mentioned to girlfriend we might get to see sheep and when i raised glasses i had a HUGE ram chasin ewe about 1.5 miles away.. 1 hour later i bumped into 1 of the tag holders so turned over the info and a few weeks early congratulatory hand shake. Did i mention this Ram was HUUUUUUUGGGGGGGEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!

still hunting! man saw a monster rocky ram today. (:

Had to go to Vegas over weekend and on return trip pulled off road west of Wickenburg and heard a noise im more than familiar with when i opened door.. about a 4 foot Green Mojave Rattler was by the creosote i intended on watering so i left that 1 for him... Quail hunters beware!!! stay safe and happy hunting!

getting close!!!

ttt offers are welcome and you can shoot it as long as 30.5" draw aint gonna kill you or the bow.

sold on A.T...

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$60

well i can say the only bow i have ever liked anywhere close to as much as one of these is my 2006 bowtech allegiance.. but the Athens Recluse and R-120 really have nothing i have shot that compare to them. you would have to hold one then shoot one in your draw length and you would be a convert also. these 2 bows are same bow just different patterns in riser. the ibex is 30"ata and pretty much paralell or past, amazing bow just not as much valley in the evx2 cam used on ibex and afflixion.

im thinkin 2010? possibly a 2009

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uhhhh nice timing for this topic. (: beautiful buck.

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Exceed is SPF