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Ok thanks for the reply

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Will u take 100 for all the ammo?

I know i saw that

Asking 950 obo

Would you be willing to take 850 can meet u in phx

Hey everyone i have a almost brand new Monster bow i am looking to sell i bought it last year and was only used for archery deer in dec, and january. The only reason i am selling is i bought a new Z7 and no longer need this bow. i will try to get pictures up tonight. bow is complete with a ripcord fallaway rest, a 7 pin sight. i am open for trades as well let me know what you have or make me a resonable offer thanks

Awsome Deer Congrats!

The draw length is set at 29 but this is the first Mathews that the draw length can be ajusted by a module and i do have other mods to adjust length. And draw weight is 70lb bow. im looking to get 800 out of it set up the way it is. it is about a 1100 dollar set up

Nothing like wanting to run out of the office straight into the woods!! Thanks for sharing!

Was this Bull in 4a? if not i saw one almost identical last weekend!

Nothing like a kids face with there first deer!

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I didnt see any bears but i did have one on my cam i had on a pond

Yeah was out last night and saw a flock of 24 In 35b

Nice deer Congrats!!

Yes they are called Goulds Turkeys. They have been reintroduced into Arizona after being extinct in AZ Gould's turkeys are one of Arizona's two native wild turkey subspecies. They are slightly larger than Merriam's turkeys, which are found throughout much of Arizona's high country. Gould's turkeys were once found in riparian corridors and isolated mountain ranges in southeastern Arizona, but their numbers began to decline with the westward expansion of settlers. And by 1920 were all killed out. Game and Fish Transplanted just over a hundred birds in 2003< Now they are estimating the number to be around 500! So Welcome Back Goulds!!

Probly one of the funnest things i have read in a long time! wish i could have seen this

2009 Archery Antelope 107 yard shot. buck scored 79"