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We used them quite a bit in the citrus orchards growing up in Yuma. You can find them at times on craigslist for about $200 or so. They work great but can get messy with the ash.

MASSive. Congratulations!

Nothing here. Congrats to everyone that drew!

Love that browtine!

Nice buck and pretty rifle. My first Coues and elk were both taken with a lever action 444 Marlin.

Don't forget some wet wipes and a small pair of tweezers. Also some over the counter pain meds. Comes in handy for headaches, sore knees, whatever. Then again, you'll have whiskey. Bourbon I hope.

Interesting tripod adapter

Hats off to the person filming! Impressive.

Congratulations and thanks so much for contributing your success to the forums! That's a super sweet buck, and to get that footage on film...outstanding! Nice.

Phoenix Shooting Bags makes some super sweet bags. Ultra lightweight and field ready. I love mine! You can check them out by CLICKING HERE. The "TBD" bag is one of those "Why didn't I think of that?!" products. I can roll the top for a firmer bag or unroll for a soft cradle effect while in field positions. Nice.

That buck dropped it like it's hot!

Glad to see your new GSP out there with you on her first hunt Doug!

So what new pack did you buy!

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Snow was heavy in a lot of units last year during the late elk hunts. I know of a couple instances where snowmobile access granted trophy opportunities.

Happy Birthday to the both of you and every other member whose Bday is today!

I figured it was high fence being as they were exotics. I was just wondering if it was a large enough ranch where one could spot & stalk, that sort of thing. Even if it was pronghorn style hunting, that's fun for me. Without any tags and the availability to possibly hunt in off season months, this may be entertaining. C'mon Casey lets go!

Is it an actual hunt? If so this may be a fun trip and good way to get some great exotic table fare. Nilgai is supposed to be fantastic eating.

Happens to me up in Cave Creek every time.

Nice. Cute kid. She looks so tiny standing over her first bull! I bet you'll get a kick out of it as she gets bigger. Way to get her out in the field, from the sounds of it she can out hike and scope up game better than most!

BTW, Nice Photo!

Way to go guys. The big smile on Thomas' face says it all! Congratulations to all and a huge THANK YOU to everyone that answered the call to help get this youngster a buck!

Congratulations Carson!!

That thing is SOLID! Now you can cover it completely with turquoise. Congrats again Stan.

I was in 23 this weekend and we had a peep squeak bull bugling steady at camp from 9PM through 3AM.