grizzly

Lets call him Fred.

Early season? is there an early season? I hadnt heard.

I hear alot of barkin goin on but I dont see no big dogs!

If you mean techs who work on bows versus Bowtech, I like Jim Conway at Bear Mountain. I bought my first "real" hunting bow from him over 8 years ago and he still treats me like family every time I see him whether at the shop or the range or even when I see him out and about on his day job. He really knows Mathews bows inside and out too.

I have the s-coil on my last 4 or 5 hunting bows, very light weight, cheap and Mathews doesnt really need a whole lot of extra stabilization. Catch us if you can, baby!

owner probably then quit paying on the truck and there is a repo guy somewhere looking for it, that or reported it stolen. With the price of diesel it just may stay there for a while.

If you got the Louis Lamour then you are on the right track.

I agree with azonecam. I would like to see an over the counter with a first come first served allotment. One of the funnest things is going to Kaibab and passing on younger, smaller deer with the thought of a rifle tag later in the year, knowing if that rare monster sticks his head out he would be worth forfeiting the late season rifle hunt. This basically means less days in the field for me. Also those people who buy their first bow the week before season will now be congregating in other units which will necessitate those units also going to draw in the future.

Anyone planning on taking one of these field days let me know, I may be one of the instructors.

The mother ship is returning!

I agree with the 5 pin setup. Mine are set at 25,40,50,60,70.

Just checked the website and there are several field days listed for the online course. May 10 or May 17 at Ben Avery, May 31 and June 1 at Phoenix Rod and gun club. All of the classes say you have to bring your certificate to the class, and be prepared to pass the test and discuss the video "Beyond Fair Chase." Also mention you should bring eye and ear protection along with water and your own pen. Good luck getting your certificate.

Game and fish doesnt get the money for that. That goes to a 3rd party who runs the website, I have heard from some backroom sources that IBM was doing it and is being replaced by a local company. Just so you dont think G&F is skating with your money.

I dont work for Reeses but I used to live near Hershey Pa. Heres a bump for peanut butter and chocolate.

The online course does count toward your bonus point but first you must attend and pass a field day specifically for those who have taken the online course. The Hunters Ed Administration number is 623-236-7235. They may or may not be able to help you with the certificate but they should know about the field day.

I have not had good experience with the felt ones but the baers feet booties have worked okay for me. Stocking feet is still quieter but as mentioned before you risk cactus and thorns and then you still have to walk back to your boots. My brother did that in high school and after a missed shot never found his boots and walked back to his quad almost a mile away with bloody feet. I am also a size 14, I usually hunt in day hikers, not mountain boots, but I found a pair of XXL baers feet at SW that fit over them.

The two blades are awesome, I shot a muley with one last year, uphill shot, took out the top of his lungs and the bottom of his spine, dropped in his tracks.

I got the same hunt, 22N archery bull, Nov 14-27. Dont know anything about the unit yet, just that I see elk everytime I drive through Cristopher Creek and I have camped all over the rim as a kid. I will be doing some scouting this summer and fall. Do you live in the valley? maybe we could split gas on a couple of scouting trips.

Anyone interested in getting their Concealed Carry, my buddy is putting on a class this saturday, one day class for $85. He has been an instructor for a number of years and does this class several times a year. If you havent taken this class yet you really should, even if you dont carry, get to know the laws in the state of Az. Email me if interested, grizzlyplumbing@yahoo.com

due to scheduling conflicts the class has been postponed, sorry for any inconvenience. I will post the new date as soon as it becomes available. Let me know if you have an interest in taking this class.

I got that exact truck with 270k miles, planning on getting a million before I give it up. Cummins is the greatest engine ever made. Good luck, wish I had some extra cash and Id grab it from you just because.

I have the Ripcord on my Switchback and my Drenalin, also had one on my Q2XL and my Trykon. Great rest, holds the arrow in the upright position before you draw.

Congratulations, Brittany! Very cool to see those pics, I cant wait for my daughter Krista to have that desire, she is 10 and love to shoot her Genesis but isnt quite ready to kill anything yet.

Wow congratulations on that deer. Thats bigger than my mulie from last year! Ulmer? ... any relation?

That looks like a Q2XL, still have mine and its a great bow. I think I saw your buddy in one of those beheading videos.