Siwash

Was out last Sunday with Seaforth on the San Diego. The boat got skunked, so did most of the 3/4 day fleet. We were on 3-4 different schools of Bluefin, they weren't interested in biting. I will watch the counts and head back in August/September when the YFT bite is definitely on.

General Chef SPF/pick up.

Yes, per pics and post it has a fridge. Bump for pics of washer/dryer.

I have one good for $20 off $150 valid until 6/19 I won't be using. If anyone else needs one please PM me.

I really like the Smiths, especially their polarized brown lenses. They seem to gather and brighten your site picture in low light and tame it in bright AZ sun. They perform great on the water too. This is my current pair but I have owned several over the years: www.sierratradingpost.com/polarized-sunglasses~d~181/smith-optics~b~1950/

Well, now I just have a dresser...and this is free for any CWT member who wants to come and get it: https://tucson.craigslist.org/spo/6106025938.html

https://muledeer.org/event/tucson-az-chapter/ Posting this for a friend who is very actively involved with the Tucson chapter of the Mule Deer Foundation. The annual banquet is Saturday, April 8th at the Hotel Tucson near St. Mary's and Granada, right off the I-10 in downtown. Last year's banquet was awesome and there were a ton of great prizes. I know last year if you bought a whole table you were eligible for a firearm of your choice.This is a great opportunity to support our desert muleys and have a fun time! Call Clyde for more info: 520 262 8356

SPF

Took 200 rounds of 7.62x51 Nato in 20 round boxes (10 count) in trade and have no use for it. Will sell for $80 or trade for 250 rounds of 223/556, or make offer on other ammo trades. Located in Tucson. Will post pics of label later this evening.

Bump for pics.

Spotter sold...great deal on a Tikka stock and Warne Tikka rings for the rare left handed Tikka shooter who needs a stock and some high rings.

All items for sale in Tucson, willing to work out shipping with anyone out of town. 1. sold. 2. Sold 3. Warne 1" high rings for Tikka T3 and factory LEFT HAND Tikka T3 synthetic stock, was hunted with for several seasons but in overall decent shape...buy the rings and get a free stock, buy the stock and get free rings, $15 either way...and you don't have to take 'em both if you don't want to. 4. Sold Thanks for looking.

TTT $250 for the spotting scope. Will be in downtown PHX this weekend.

Bump, Leupold, tripod, and 30mm rings sold...price drop on Minox spotter and Tikka rings/stock. Would trade the Minox spotter for an inline muzzleloader of equal value.

https://tucson.craigslist.org/spo/6022470537.html check that out

Revenge of the Nerds, Filmed all over UofA and the area west of campus.

SOLD

Bought some other Tikka mods from these guys along with a magazine: https://tikkaperformance.com/index.php?_route_=tikka-t3-magazines/tikka-magazine

Over the weekend RMEF sent out an email urging its members to contact Congressional leaders to oppose the transfer of Federal lands to states. The email referenced this link: http://www.rmef.org/NewsandMedia/PressRoom/NewsReleases/RMEFonPublicLandsTransfer.aspx

I have a blue internal frame Trigon Cascade backpack for free to a good home. It has good straps for the shoulders/waist and is lightweight. One main compartment/zipper. Would guess it is around 1800cc capacity wise. It is stamped "M" and I'm 5'9/170 and used it a lot a decade ago as a fishing backpack, and I think it was originally used by my sister to take to Europe some 20 years ago, she is several inches shorter and weighs less than me, so would be a good pack for a kid to start backpacking and/or day trips for hunting, a tripod should fit in the main compartment with enough room for other stuff. I'm in central Tucson. Free to anyone who can use and will pick it up, it is not something I will ship.

5 speed or auto transmission?

PM sent on the Stony Points, also curious about if the bipods are the "S" models.

Maybe throwing it in the dryer under low heat for a bit will get it to poof out? Can't comment on the jacket but drop a few tennis balls in your dryer along with the jacket and run it on air dry/lowest heat setting and it will fluff out the down.

If you are a member of RMEF sign up for their email list, I got a coupon code to their store and got it for about $40 cheaper than anywhere else online over the summer. This was the first season I hunted with it, used it on a successful Coues and Elk hunt. As Lance notes above it can be a good meat hauler, just make sure every thing else you haul can go in the top brain/side compartments ahead of time if you need to pack out meat. Learning curve for me on a new pack...I took the head of my bull and nothing else after I took a spike the last day of the Dec. 22N hunt a few weeks ago, mostly because I didn't feel comfortable loading up the main compartment with boned out meat and letting everything else more or less "hang out" while busting through manzy on a gnarly slope. I'm probably also guilty of packing way more than I need on day hunts. Ended up taking an extra trip with my pack frame but I was alright with that. I'm sure over time I will really enjoy the pack and already appreciate the rifle scabbard and shoulder/waist adjustments.

Not interested in shipping but thanks for the offer. Without the head it probably weighs 1.5#