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For sale a used 2010 badlands frame pack with bag, size medium. This had been a great bag, it's an absolute workhorse. Just got it back from badlands and they replaced a ripped strap. Everything in great condition. Located in south Scottsdale and deer valley $160 480-390-9966 Dan

Back up, price drop $160 takes it home.

new price $75

Gently used, right handed, 5 pin, 2nd and 3rd axis adj, micro adjust, 6" dove tail. $100 local pickup only s. Scottsdale or deer valley 4803909966 $100

Yea, I couldnt agree more!

Used but excellent condition, no rips or tears. Included is the foot print, rain fly, and ti stakes. Sorry no recent pics but looks like this photo that I have copied from the web. $125 local pickup only s. Scottsdale or deer valley 4803909966

Bnib, quality archery design ultra rest hunter, $40 local pickup s. Scottsdale or deer valley 4803909966

Forsale, gently used mossy oak 3-1 shadow grass pattern duck jacket. Its 2 jackets in 1 that zip together, either can be worn together or separate. Size is large. $100 local pickup only s. Scottsdale or deer valley 4803909966

Forsale, 2011 model badlands 4500 with lid. Bag is used very little, lid was never used, in excellent condition. $200 please call or text, local pick up only please s. Scottsdale or deer valley 4803909966

I have 2 quivers forsale, the first is an octane 2 piece 5 arrow quiver (bnib $75) the other is a used in good condition rage 5 arrow quiver ($20). Located in s. Scottsdale & deer valley. Local pickup only please. Call or text 4803909966 Dan

sold

I have a few javelina pics from Camp Navajo in 6b, i think they come right up sycamore canyon

Clay just finished a velvet buck for me, my family and I couldn't be happier with it. I hope I can bring him another one to do one day soon. keep up fantastic work!

You might enjoy this book.

there are mulies around Zion reservoir just N of St. Johns. there are a lot of remote stock tanks that they hit and you can glass a long ways. Id be up for it

I've reread this 3 times and think I almost have it figured out, maybe if you clarified a bit more folks would chime in.

robin hoods are cool, double robin hoods are even cooler. my brother did this last year at 30yards, sorry for the crappy pic

ahhhh, 1st world problems

That is my personal favorite, very friendly for uploading/downloading data, (maps, custom polygons, landownership, etc..) when combined with DNRgarmin,Expert GPS, or QGIS software. battery life is great and it is a lot faster acquiring satellites than the map60.

Its sad to read the negativity directed at Kirby as he has single-handedly done more to improve Montezuma quail populations than anyone in the last 20 years (in my opinion). Hunter impacts on populations have been studied/published a great deal, If you look into the findings a bit I think you'll find that your over-reacting to think that one article in gun dog is going to impact quail numbers and your daily success.

I would love to see a big buck as well as some does and smallbucks tagged with trackers and see during a year period what there patterns are. I bet it would be pretty interesting. Similar studies have been done all over the country (including AZ) but usually they are not targeted at viable hunting populations with study objectives being strictly biological/ecologically driven. If you can track down a funding source, ill carry it out

way to go boys! you 2 sure have had a busy week and i know Mike's schedule is just getting started! I need to get these photos together for you guys soon. October success is always tough, you guys make it look easy with your ninja skills!

nice job Fred, i like how you explained the sage use, never could figure that one out. Heat, Blue Grouse split into 2 species close to 10 years ago, Dusky and Sooty now.

I'm glad i have no idea what ya'll are talking about. I've backpacked every deer hunt I've been on and only ran into a handful of folks in the past 20 years. good luck to everyone trying to stay ahead of the Joneses!

They (more than one bot fly species) can parasite on all mammals, other than ungulates and bovine, I've seen them first hand in Leporidae. nasty buggers!