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Since we're really into capturing lions on camera for the purpose of locating and calling them, getting a good photo is important so we don't spend time calling for small / juvenile lions or into areas that have females with kittens and no tom activity. We like to get a full-body camera shot and make a determination if that's an area worth spending our hunting hours calling into. One of the early problems we had with trail cameras, and one that lots of guys I talk to have had, is getting the cat to slow down it's face-paced walk enough to get more than a butt shot. Like this: We've found that the easiest way to get the cougar to stop cold for a photo, several photos, or a video is to take a lion scat from another area and drop it on the trail your camera is set up on. It works for us like gold--they seem to be unable to just walk by--their DNA says they have to investigate. One of our favorite nighttime photos is of this impressive and very muscular cougar. That's a 4-legged deer eating machine. That lion scat came from another lion travel area about 15-20 miles away. This next lion is also a full grown lion, but has a smaller head and is most likely a female, although it is very hard to be certain without a "different view". We got a few photos of this lion and never saw her with kittens nor did we see a big tom cruising around checking her out either. This one is a mystery. But it's a muture lion nontheless and a good lion to call for--a caller's trophy any day of the week. The lion turd that stopped this lion was from a deep drainage about 5-6 miles away. If you're interested in getting good lion photos, I hope this trick helps. Good calling, Mark Healy

Attorneys love to flex with the cops and cops, like all of us really, hate to be wrong and called out. Very common thing. Knowing this is half the battle. The other half is knowing what protections citizens have via the constitution and the various court cases that have shaped current application of 1st, 4th & 5th amendments (these come up the most in daily policing) in daily practical/modern situations is the other half. As an officer it's wise to respect the intentions of the country's framers, know you're an agent of the government with limited but potent authority and stay calm. Going thru an ego posturing session is pointless and usually makes you look foolish. Walking away tail-tucked knowing you should have shut the heck up 1-5 minutes ago sucks, so know when to do that. My opinion on the encounter is thus: The officers should have approached the encounter as a conversation -- are you guys here for a hunt? No? Just camping? Great. Now create some small talk if it's possible and have a positive contact with the folks while staying aware while listening for contradictory statements and looking for signs of illegal activity. Unless you've seen something, heard something or witnessed an activity that can be construed as "hunting" you're really at the mercy of the man's statement, and quite honestly most people aren't doing crooked stuff so just chill out and talk to people. I have a many years-old experience in this specific arena from the citizen side. A group I was with was approached by AZGFD while we were legit camping, fireside sitting & beer/soda drinking -- no other activities -- and the guy was insistent on seeing our hunting licenses. He was refused that request because no one was hunting and we had nothing more than carry pistols inside the vehicles. The dude kinda lost his marbles and started to get angry. Then he wanted to search ice chests. He was declined that request, but kindly offered a chair, a spot at the fire and something cold to drink. Eventually he had to just leave. His whole approach sucked. It was a strange encounter and definitely a one-off. Never had that happen before or since. Everybody has the occasional bad day and I simply let it go. The most effective cops I've worked with were short on flex and big on being knowledgeable professionals who were approachable and widely conversant. They were far from being pushovers, but they knew when to apply authority and force and that was always when they needed to and legally could. It's all in the approach. That's my two cents. Mark Healy

Thank you all for your feedback and kind words. We appreciate your business and the CW folks.

I've got a 6.5CM Ruger American Predator in stock (Ruger #26973) We'll put a CW discount on it and make it $495.00 for you -- it's 529.99 on our shelf and $559.99 at Sportsman's Warehouse If you'd like to make it yours, let me know. Mark Healy - 480-621-5555

LOL - on the TV documentary Drugs Inc. all of the dealers that flashed a pistol, flashed a Hi-Point and called it a Glock. Every time. Evidently I wasn't the only viewer that hit pause and called BS ↓

$599.99 It's a price controlled item.

We have them in stock. How abt a CW Holiday 10% off - $539 With tax $582.66

We've added this to the list of specials. All metal PPK/S 22 pistol under $300 bucks. Click Here for Link

I painted a house, barn and large shed with a Hobo Freight Avanti sprayer. No complaints. Pull the trigger - if you do the cleaning and maintenance, it’s a solid sprayer. It ate 5 gallon buckets for lunch and put even & generous coverage everywhere I wanted and it.

We can help you out with getting a Savage Rascal at a real good price! Stop by our shop in Tempe or Give us a call at (480)-621-5555.

Here's what we've got so far: Black Friday and Holiday Catalog - Healy Arms We'll be adding more items as the weekend & week moves along. And quite honestly, if there's something in particular you're looking for - let us know at sales@healyarms.com or at 480-621-5555 and we will work you the best holiday deal we can - There's no good way to make sure ALL bases are covered for a big sales week. We try to be flexible.

Early Black Friday and Christmas Swarovski Deal (and while there's still some hunting season left) Swarovski EL 12x50 Swarovision Binoculars / Save Over $600 Instantly Sale Price $2588.00 / Original Price $3199.00 CLICK HERE TO BUY ONLINE or come see us in Tempe.

If you'd like us to check stock and provide comparable pricing on the gun, please let me know - sales@healyarms.com

There are specific times (typically when we believe the person is lying about his/her residence status) we will require the person to get a driver's license before we will complete the ID portion of the 4473 process. However, most of the time a combination of GOVERNMENT issued documents will allow us to complete a proper customer identification. If a person has a driver license with the wrong address can be supplemented with MANY other documents (voter ID, hunting license, city waste bill, city water bill, tax correspondence from the IRS or state DOR, etc.) to meet ATF protocols. A passport can ID the person and because it doesn't have an address on it, it too can be supplemented with another piece of government issued documentation. There are a many combinations of documentation that will meet the ATF standards. Keep in mind (we are asked daily about this) an apartment lease will not work for address verification. It's NOT a government issued document. Other no-gos are credit card bills, bank statements, car loans, etc. We work with people every day to meet this identification requirement in the easiest & legal way possible. Hope this helps

Savage Arms is offering a $200 Mail In Rebate for any Model 110 or Impulse rifle with a Proof Research Carbon Fiber barrel. This MIR is valid for rifles purchased up to November 30th, 2024. Deadline for mail in or online submissions is December 30, 2024 A few of the models included are the M110 Ultralite, the M110 Carbon Tactical, the Model 110 KLYM, the Model 110 PPR, the Impulse Mountain Hunter (Straight Pull Bolt) and the Impulse KLYM (Straight Pull Bolt) rifles. If you have any questions on these rifles or want to check on availability for a specific rifle reach out to us.

Savage Arms is offering a $200 Mail In Rebate for any Model 110 or Impulse rifle with a Proof Research Carbon Fiber barrel. This MIR is valid for rifles purchased up to November 30th, 2024. Deadline for mail in or online submissions is December 30, 2024 A few of the models included are the M110 Ultralite, the M110 Carbon Tactical, the Model 110 KLYM, the Model 110 PPR, the Impulse Mountain Hunter (Straight Pull Bolt) and the Impulse KLYM (Straight Pull Bolt) rifles. If you have any questions on these rifles or want to check on availability for a specific rifle reach out to us.

And we will have ALL in-stock suppressors on sale - with larger discounts on the event attending representative's cans. For instance - Rugged Obsidian 9 for $588.00 / Rugged AK360 for $739.00 / Rugged Razor 7.62 for $615 / and The Mustang 22 in FDE or Black for $329

Thinking about adding silencers to your firearm collection? Or wanting to see what's new in suppression technologies? Either way, suppressor ownership is EASY, let us show you how. Join us for a Suppressed Range Day Event with Rugged Suppressors, Griffin Armament, Dead Air, Savage Arms, and Surefire this Sunday Nov 10, 2024 Live Shooting from 9am to 4pm on the Small Bore Range - Phoenix Rod and Gun Club at 915 W Olney Ave, Phoenix 85041 CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS & PRE-EVENT TICKETS Event admission is $30 when you use the Coues Whitetail discount code of CWT-915 on the website.

It 100% was planned that way. Marc Victor (owner of Attorneys On Retainer) is a Marine Vet - this date was his pick.

We did one in February and it was a fun day. Several first time shooters (not just suppressed shooting -- any shooting). The radio ads got them curious enough to come shoot. And lots of hunters. Guys wondering about weight added, if there were any accuracy issues and sound reduction. Truly a success.

I have been trying for about a month now to reach the folks at Flatline Maps and - nothing - I'm wondering if anyone on here has any information as to why this is. I know they are a small/family type operation, so we're hoping all is well with them. Their maps are very popular items - wanting to get a bunch more. Thank you all in advance, Mark Healy sales@healyarms.com 480-621-5555

I figured it was you or someone else on here was able to get a message to them. I'm grateful I got a message back the next day. So, thank you and the CW forum folks for having relationships and good reach in the hunting community. I came here figuring this was the right place to find a solution. It was. Good luck with your hunts this year. Mark

Okay - good news - I have heard from them and there was in-fact a printer issue and an upgrade to new paper issue that have been holding up production. We are going to start getting resupplied soon. Thank you to whomever reached out to the Flatline folks and got the communication going again. Communication is good. Have a productive fall season, Mark Healy

Reviews are okay but, obviously, one sided. A guy can type anything when he's unchallenged. Testimony without cross examination is pretty useless. It would be nice to have all parties together for explanations from each and get closer to the actual truth. Would the reviewer walk anything he said back? Maybe not, but it's likely.

Saturday Feb 10, 2024 -- Come join Healy Arms and Silencer Shop for a Co-Hosted range day to shoot suppressed firearms. New to silencers? Thinking about a new one? Come test fire suppressed guns from FIVE big manufacturers. This is a 21 and over LIVE FIRE event at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club - Click on the Link Below or Scan the QR Code for more information. Healy Arms - Silencer Shop Suppressed Gun Range Day