elkhunter

How’s the hunt going?

Congrats Christian!

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Came from 34a, it’s posted in the cw.com photo album.

Polaris Ranger 500 EFI with 5030 miles plus trailer for $5000 obo, cash and trades are welcomed. The ranger is in great working order and the trailer is a tilt trailer. I’ll get the pictures loaded shortly.

It was sold yesterday

Unit is sold

Looking to sell a great running ranger with a tilt trailer. Oil has been changed every 500 miles along with regular maintenance. No mechanical issues, ready to run and hunt. Has a brand new belt installed. The ranger has a rack on top of the trunk- easy to remove and add. We put a tool chest in the back and it has a lock so you can secure valuables. Trailer is a tilt trailer, much easier to use than a trailer with a ramp, very easy to haul and move around. The ranger and trailer track real well on the highway. Looking to get $5000 for both trailer and ranger. I have the title for both. Send me a message if interested. I’m based out of Sierra Vista. I can meet Phoenix people halfway in Marana for a sale.

Can we get a picture of the bull?

Can we see a picture of the bull?

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My wife harvested her rifle pig, was a rough one this year. Last weekend we spotted 5 herds while scouting. Opening day we spotted 2 herds but they were on the move and never fed. Spent the whole time relocating those herds. Saturday it rained all day, no luck. We could only hunt til 12 today and at 1045 after walking several miles they were just below us 400 yards, snuck in and she took a poke at the largest pig and it was over.

6a is awesome, back in my college days we had several days where we would glass up 4-5 herds a day.

Unit 9 as always- best unit for pigs in the state

Hollister sweater and American Eagle jeans 😂

Couldn’t find much in the usual spots so we headed to a cool little canyon we discovered last year, a nice hike out of sight from the road and we got to glassing. At first we glassed up fresh digs a good 500 yards out and kept glassing, we figured the pigs were bedded down for their midday nap. About 2 pm we caught movement of pigs and the stalk was on. We arrived and only one pig was out. We were 112 yards away. My pops is confident at 100 with his TC so he let me shoot first with the new muzzleloader. I hit my pig and she went down screaming, that woke up the whole herd and they came into view. Pops got the pistol settled on a pig at 103 yards and it was over. Usually the HAM hunts kicks our butt with us walking miles and miles for 5 days. It was refreshing to harvest on the first day out!

You guys talkin bout unit 9 right? 😆

PRDATR- that blows, I'm sure they knew it was wilderness and were playing dumb to avoid any issues.

That’s rough, he’s a tough kid for sure. 👍👍

For sure without a doubt- we are pulling off more hunts, fishing trips and camp outs than ever, gotta maximize it all before he’s not able to do so anymore. Yes that shirt is faded, you can see through it at parts. The company doesn’t make these originals anymore so I’m screwed.

Unit 9- probably the best pig unit in the state

Funny you brought that up, half my family including me, are deaf, no radios here and can still get it done 👍👍👍 we keep winning radios at sporting/raffle events, we have the worst luck

Lol, it’s one of those things you’ll get better at but never master. Keep going, 100 more stalks with a spotter and ya’ll get a little better It’s best to talk landmarks before going on the stalk. When I’m stalking I always think in perspective of the spotter, you can interpret information yourself in the field and you know exactly where your spotter is and the angle they are looking at.

Ruger American predator 6.5 creedmore, thank me later