muledeerarea33?

I killed a bull on a ranch in northern NM. Had to quarter (6th it) and used the truck bed as an ice chest. Hide on bottom, ice, meat, ice, cape on top. Stopped for ice a few times but was cold until Tucson. Pry spent 80 bucks on ice but no cooler cost. After butchering it all fit in a half chest freezer (not sure the size) and my fridge freezer. But I gave 3 milk crates away to friends.

And for the record it's all true lol

hey man!! I only had one cow give birth in the house!! I've also had about 30 of the pig rats in the house too, didn't take pictures at 2am while the dogs wanted to kill and me in my undies with a pry bar! Yes, gun is a better choice but really, the windows are paid for!!!

We've been getting rain/snow almost weekly sometimes twice a month since December. I love the weather but my truck is begging for a dry road! Hasn't been washed since December and some parts of our road have been a mud hole for 3 months. The field grass is gonna be a SOB to get cut down come spring time.

The live one looks to have more mass and bladed. No idea, I'm not a pro score guy.

I'd like to finally go to the one in Tucson this year if there's gonna be a cwt table

key word there is "prefer" so do I but some folks get along just fine with cheaper stuff.

I've stayed at lake of the woods in lakeside/pinetop. It's in town but the cabin was nice and the fishing was great.

For clarity and sight picture it depends on your eye balls. I have "special eyes" only good quality glass works for me (higher end vortex, Leaupold, zeiss, haven't tried others) I have friends who use cheap glass and claim it's good for them. Seeing how they shoot I would agree.... It's good, for them!! It all depends on you sight and mines crappy. When it comes to dusk til dawn and heat wave situations, the better the glass the better you can see. Cheap glass works in most situations if your eyeballs are good but in the situations that you actually need it to kill, I'd buy good.

I'm se of tucson

Too far

Where ya at?

Would you settle for a 340 bull, a blonde, and a mild case of trichomoniasis? nope, my points and my demands! Take it or leave it! The red head can have freckles or not and the bull can be 345ish. But I won't give anymore.

All the good stuff is in Phoenix

I got 15 going into this year, holding out for rifle but know my way around a bow. Can you guarantee a 350", a red head, and no STD's? If so then I'm in! (The red head must be female)

Him and I came up with a really good but simple hunting knife. Another friend used one to skin his elk a few months ago and it went perfect. He made me a kitchen knife that I'll get in a week or two. And we designed a knife for a rancher friend of mine to casterate calves. It should be surgical!

he was local here for awhile. My hunting partner for a few years. Long story short he lost a lot of good in his life and moved back east to be near his family. He's not doing crazy stuff yet with but is using good steels and different woods and composites. He had a few good reviews from some YouTube survivalist stars.

One stays on the porch with a couple arrows out in the field (so the nieces and nephews can find them from the last time they shot lol) the other one is in a hard case in the closet with the rest of the stuff.

Get ahold of 25-06. Not sure if he'd come to Phoenix but if he does the quality will come with him. He just did a job for me on a slab that looked like a topo map. He leveled and floated it and set the tile. Can't even tell the slab was horrible now.

Really nice knife! I have a friend who just started building knives. He's paralyzed on his left side and builds knives so he has something to keep him busy. I have a few and my goodness they're nice!! It's an art for sure.

Really good pictures!! I'd like to know what camera your using (the one that caught him) and how far away those pictures were?

If you come to Tucson I'll take it but I'm not holding my breath.

The first attempt at a faux "land owner tag" in AZ? Hmmm? Could be a good case study for the real thing except they don't own the trust land. Hunting license is your permit to trust land. It's not the hunters fault or burden that they improved the trust land with ranch money. State trust is not public but every hunter who bought a hunting license and hippie who chose to buy the permit instead of a hunting license has a right to it.

Saw jr. 25-06 mount a mule once. Made me gag but I kept watching. He tried mounting a mule deer once but took a horn in the.. Well,.. Horn! Lots of stitches and therapy. That boy ain't right.

What are you looking for in the AR and what's the details on the pistol?