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He should be excited to draw that tag. I drew it last year and was in the bulls every day. The heat was a problem and they stopped screaming about 7:30 or 8:00. I shot my bull at first light and it was 2:30 before we had him back to my brothers house 5 miles East of Payson. We were very concerned about losing the meat it was about 85 degrees by noon. I was not looking for a monster just wanted a decent 6x6 which is what I shot.

RCBS 5-0-5 scale $50.00, Little Dandy Pistol Powder Measure $25.00,Pistol Powder Measure Roters #s 2,7,9,10,15,17,18,19,23,and 25 10.00 ea. @Lee Bullet Lube and Resizing kits 1 open 1 not $10.00,1 Remington 12 Ga.Mod choke tube unopened $15.00 100 Sierra Pro Hunter 140 gr bullets 7mm $50.00 I also have 1 ziplock bag of .223 brass I am not going to count them but they weigh about 5 lbs Make offer i don't know what they are worth I just know that they are getting hard to come by and I have no need of them. All items are OBO trade items would be Berger VLD for 270 130gr or 150 gr or 7mm 168 gr alo need some H4350

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Cleaning out the reloading room Mec 600Jr. two bags of shot,500+ wads,1000+ CCI 209 primers looking for $200 or trade will include at no cost 2 cans of Unique powder 1 open 1 not and two bags of 12 ga. hulls ,1 bag 20ga. hulls 1can win 231 open 12 empty boxes for your reloads.powder and primers are old but have been stored in ammo cans .FTF in the Tucson area,Oro Valley or Catalina unless you want to come to Oracle

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Thanks Big Browns not trying to get rich just hate to see this good stuff going to waste

Jim, I have 2 boxes of GM 210 M large Rifle Primers if that will help you. I also have some CCI 200 large rifle primers that I could spare. I would be interested in the H 4350 if we could work something out with some cash from me. Let me know I am in Oracle but we could meet somewhere in between. Larry

22N early Bull with only 3 points I need to go and buy a lottery ticket

How do you know what tag you drew? do you just put in for one unit?

got hit yesterday just after 8:00 does that indicate that I drew my first or second choice?

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Lots of good bucks in 33 but she will have to work hard.they are not close to the roads good luck.

I have a set of RCBS full length dies that are like new. less than 100 rounds loaded. also have 1 full box of new Remington core-loct 150 gr. and 1 full box of my reloads with 180 gr. Sierra BTSP I no longer have the rifle I am in Oracle but the wife goes to Tucson about 3 times a week

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Welcome to the site. It might help if you gave more details like make and model of scope, age and condition of rifle and cash price. I might be interested in trading for my Like new Ruger SR 9 full size with 3 17 rnd mags and 2 holsters. want to see your photos

Leupold RX-111 True ballistic Range Finder $150.00 Garmin eTrex 10 GPS $50.00 Selling for a relative. Located in Oracle near Tucson but will ship

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I have an older model Bushnell Yardage Pro that I no longer use. It is missing the small cover for the battery but it still works fine I just wedge the battery in with a small stick. 4x magnification good for animals out to 200 yards, trees to 450 ,and reflective targets out to 800 yards. $75.00 shipped

The family of long time CWT member and fellow hunter Bill Quimby has asked for prayers as he is in poor health and will be going into hospice care..

I am proud to say that I have known Bill close to 40 years. I first met him at his daughter Stephanie's wedding an I was a coworker of the groom, I soon moved to Louisiana where I spent 7 years hunting and fishing in the Bayous and swamps. When I returned to Tucson I was reunited with the family when I was invited on a dove hunt with Bill and Robert Greene. Rob and I then became hunting partners for the next 30 years, We loved to go to Greer and stay at the cabin. We would go up in the spring and open the cabin for Turkey hunts then go back in the fall for elk hunts and close it up for winter. I spent more days and nights there than I can count. I always enjoyed hearing Bill tell of his adventures. Some of my favorite hunts with Bill are a couple of cow elk hunts that he guided for me and my then 14 year old son. Bill showed my where and how to kill a turkey.I remember one turkey hunt where I was on crutches due to a sports injury but the three of us still managed to hang some French doors. He was a unique individual and will be missed