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2280 miles. 200 hrs. Newer duro tires. Fluids changed regularly. Everything works. Comes with a back rack box 4803183384

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Brand new, never used. Tags still attached. Went a different route. $115 https://www.sitkagear.com/products/big-game/packs-bags/bino-bivy Greg

After missing a couple nice bucks with my bow, I pulled out the shooting block and found out I was shooting high and to the right, crazy since I drilled my Dec deer, sight must have been bumped somewhere in those couple weeks. Resighted and headed back out for the evening hike/hunt. While hiking out to my spotting spot, I stumbled upon a bedded buck and his does, closed the distance to 43 yards and the buck didn't get up, leaving me with a front shot while bedded. Knowing my bow was sighted, I drew back and released my arrow. The buck jumped up after being hit and saw spraying blood. The buck hit the dirt not more than 15 yards from his bed. Looking at his lungs and heart after processing him, the slik trick did it's job and was devastating.

Thabks for all the repsonses, One shot, crazy damage ensuring a quick death, more d, I'm an er rn so it's a good visualization of anatomy, unfortunately I didn't take any pics of the real gore, let's just say, I never want to get hit with and arrow.

Like new, used for one hunt. Box and manual included. $325. Greg 4803183384

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I only archery hunt, the nikon arrow was a better fit for me, easier close target acquisition.

Story to come.

Came back from the taxi, clay did a great job, went with a euro mount, space is really limited, such is condo life.

My buddy did a quick field score, 387, but my taxi will let me know when he's finished. The fronts are incredible, left 1st was 23.5 inches. Most the bulls I scouted didn't have long tops, but loads of them had great fronts, must be the genetics.

I got my meat back already from Ron, good guy and very happy with his knife skills.

Thanks for all the responses, still riding the high. mulepackhunter-> everything was done that night, these pics were taken with two different cameras just a couple minutes apart. The cape pic was the next morning. it was cool and there wasn't any meat loss at all, Ron in payson did a great butcher job and meat is wrapped and in the freezer, or freezers I meant. Meat turned out great, had some burgers and tenderloins already. Can't wait to do it again.

Didn't get too many pics, light was fading. Next day, getting ready for the wall.

i had a hard time uploading from my phone, i found this bull 3 days prior to the opener, and let him have his space. i couldn't find him opening morning but things came together that night after a very quiet day. my buddy got him turned on a cow call and i stopped him at 37 yards, put a dart through the lungs and he expired within sight. i couldn't believe as i got closer and closer, the bigger he became. the hunt was a short one, but i couldn't complain, friends from phx showed up and helped out. the next day, we chased bugles and watched a fight between a couple bulls. i cant wait to do it again.

Here he is. Opening evening bull

hey tim, what year is the bow? and does the drop away come with? original string? thanks greg

remington 11-87 12 ga, synthetic stock. like new, used for upland birds. tons of ammo (double 00, slugs, and upland bird shot) included. included mod choke and choke remover tool. well taken care of, cleaned and oiled after each hunting trip.$600 Greg 4803183384

almost like new, $800 used for once for deer hunt. 120 rounds of 165 gr fed. will throw in heavy duty plano gun case for $75. if interested call or text greg 4803183384 pics will be coming shortly.

Way to go Allen. I like the mass.

It was my first hunt in the Kaibab and didn't know what to expect. Met up with Duwane Adams, Allen, Chef and company... Good folks and a good hunting environment.

I was bumming after finding out that the one deer I was trying to close the deal on had been harvested by another hunter. I stayed in that area because there was a doe and a little forkie that were doing their rutting "business", so I was thinking a bigger buck would catch the scent in the wind. Monday morning I located this buck by hearing his antlers scraping the oak brush but never saw him. I spooked his does and they headed out. I thought I had lost them and loaded up my truck and started heading back to the main road. Our paths thankfully crossed on the way out, a very pleasant surprises and saw this buck tailing his ladies. It was a 70 yard shot, quartering away, lined up the shot and let er rip. I started looking for blood and heard a truck coming down the road. I wanted to ask this truck if he saw a buck cross the road ahead of him. Turns out, it was Tim from D Adams camp, he actually found the deer after we were looking for blood. The buck piled up approx 40 yards from where he was shot, Tim was kind enough to stick around and shoot some pics and get the buck in the back of the truck after being gutted. All and all, this trip was awesome from day one and was able to catch a few Lee's Ferry trout on the way back to town.

i dropped off my last minute coues last night, great service, and very helpful. i hold a bull tag in nov for unit 23, cant wait to drop off a second animal.