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Mike, its 5,6, or 7. you missed the pronghorn in the last pic

I bet not, mountain lions don't care too much about automobiles or anything else. it was likely nearby just holding tight.

Ive done it with my Android, ill bet an i phone can do it too

your looking at roughly $550/hr for charter(helicopter's time from its base to you, location, then back to base) plus survey time. regular stuff (Bell 206) is gonna run you around $900/hr, if you want to get real close to the ground, its going to be closer to $1300 like Mike Priest said . For a full day of surveys, your in right around $7k. Fixed wing is a lot cheaper, charters should run you in the neighborhood of $300-500/hr I think your better off in a fixed wing with a skilled pilot if your trying to learn a unit, anything lower than 300 AGL and your missing the "big picture" if you want to identify individuals, then copter is the way to go. The cost with copters is really tied into the maintenance (not just fuel), they are costly torn down, and rebuilt. Either way you split it, its still more than good pair of boots and a few weeks off work!

it will be next week, all of the cards that were declined are now getting contacted for updated info.

seriously this got moved? no one is gonna look in here 7 months later...

I found an elk call on Camp Navajo along the southern border. if you lost it, let me know and i will return it to you. -Dan

good stuff, i have my DNA outfitted the exact same way Should have no problem selling it all.

sternum harnesses are nice for a lot of hunt filming but not appropriate for the shooter to wear. I learned the hard way last January on a pig hunt. I shot a pig at 6 feet and he never once was in the frame. Think about which direction your chest is facing when you fling an arrow. (example below)

check out the older reconyx trail cams, I think they allowed you to hook up additional IR flashes. good luck!

I counted somewhere around 5 lions that were coming in to this spot and an occasional Tom. It doesn't sound like a lot, however, within a 1 mile radius it is a lot. I had other locations with an equal amount of activity and many larger Toms passing through due to the amount of females hanging around. pic #2 is a nice tom, great photos thanks for sharing

Congrats Nick! Always great when you can get the family together on a hunt and focus on whats really important.

Big Ben thumbs up!

Yetti has pro deals available, i think its like 30% off. get a straw buyer if you don't qualify -DS

PM me, Flatlander, I can count the # of hunters I have seen in there during the past 3 years on 1 hand. ask me how my feet feel when i get home!

Git R done Shea!

PM me if you know of any east of the 85. would love to talk!

I have noticed that if they aren't on a kill, they may cover 1-4 miles a night until they are on back on a kill. After 3-7 days feeding, they make a large movement out of the general area. I wouldn't hold your breathe waiting for that cat to show back up.

Hey everyone, i still have this for sale if anyone is interested

I have a brand new in the package QAD Quality Archery Designs QAD Ultrarest Hunter forsale. I bought this for a bow I was going to build and plans have since changed. I live in Scottsdale but work in north Phoenix. Its brand new, unopened and includes the setup DVD Bass Pro Shop sells these for $60, i am selling for $40 http://www.basspro.com/Q-A-D-Ultra-Rest-Hunter-Arrow-Rest/product/62451/ Thanks for looking! please call Dan 480-390-9966

good looking out, I changed the pic to the correct model

looks just like this

They were talking pretty good the first 2 days, mostly in the afternoon. I still am catching some but most of the action has slowed down.

That is an adult Tucson shovel nosed snake, they are harmless. nice spot!