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I contacted them last night and then spoke with them today at noon and again at 3. Still waiting on pricing. They are getting a lot of calls but you would think pricing would be something they had a handle on from doing past hunts knowing that people would be contacting them.

What bino's are you currently using?

That's a Coues Caliber if there ever was one.

I don't have any problem glassing either freehand or from a tripod.

If you are a candidate for Lasik I would go that route. You didn't say how old you are. I have worn glassed since I was 13 and had RK in the early 90's and I was good for about 15 years before I had to get glasses again. I wear both prescription glasses and polarized sun glasses but when hunting I don't wear the sunglasses. Both have progressive so I can read, use computer and see distance.

Thanks. I'll hit them up.

One Elk tag for me.

Not that hard to get. With that said this the going price.

Image quality is on par for the most part, with that said FOV and ER are important. Especially ER.

You lost? Post is pretty old. No wait, REALLY OLD.

LOL

Some are Dikheads, But then there was Skidboot.

What kind of file is that?

Try saving them as a smaller sized file.

I left you a Voice Mail.

That's not a bad price for a good press.

Send it out to get done. GOOGLE it and there will be a few palces that will pop up. WAAAAAYYYYYYYYYY cheaper than using a local Taxi, that is going to send it there anyway nad chare you his fee on top of it.

Yes. I was glassing on a knoll when a coyote let out a howl about 150 yards away so I walked about 30 feet to the top and hid amongst the rocks. Another one was close by and let out a howl and soon it sounded like there were three or four yipping, barking and whining. This went on for about thirty seconds when I heard noise in the wash below me and caught some movement I thought were deer but turned out to be pigs. About that time they busted up the hill to my left and I chambered a round and took the safety off. They saw me when they were about 20 feet away and in the brush, so no shot. One spun around and ran back into the wash and I headed into the direction of the others and managed to shoot one at about 25 yards. It happened pretty quick and not too far from where I broke my ankle in 2020, so sort of a redemption hunt for me. I hung it from a paloverde with some Mule Tape and boned it out and tagged a hind quarter. I was back in camp by about 10:30 and stayed one more day to enjoy some peace and quiet.

The old ones don't swell, don't tell and are grateful as h3ll.

Go for an Equity Loan. He is looking for new construction.

I used the same one on my pig hunt this past weekend.

They only leave temporarily. G&F posted pictures of Coues feeding in the Superstitions in spots that were still smoldering.