Workman

I got a big a$$ cooler!

No wonder you didnt answer yesterday, I came by and heard the Rucuss and your front yard smelled like a wallow! I beat the tar out of your tree with a stick hoping something would come looking for a fight but to no avail.

Cooler full of coors light... And ice!!

Ok I give up! Where is it?

Got the Crosman sling shot all tuned up ready to go. Shooting 100 grain .30cal whompers!

Holy monster!

Yes definitely watch out for meth houses and meth heads. I'd be well armed while up there scouting and hunting.

+1 or a satellite phone. The closest cell reception is 30 minutes from the base of the fr96 back towards safford.

There's a healthy population from what I understand. Smoke a pack a day!!

Yeah I'd take the rattlesnake Mesa Rd (fr96) it's a couple miles before klondyke. Take it all the way to the end where the trailhead starts. It can be a very dangerous road depending on the weather, even last year when I went up it dry it was rather sketchy in places (big drop offs on both sides of the road in some spots). Make sure to take a 4x4, and not just any 4x4 take one that can mob, 1 to 2 foot shelves, tight articulated turns, and big washouts towards the end of the 96, if not you'll have plenty hiking to do before you even get to the trailhead.

+1 watch out for the security cam whatever you do

If I was absolutely sure it was the thieves camera, I'd take it out! By taking it out I mean going out there, coming in from behind the camera, strap a couple 2 or 3lbs of Tannerite to the front of it, then back away and proceed with CAUTION! Then I'd gather the remains and leave them where IT originally was. Whoever it was would probably thnk twice about steeling others hard earned equipment when they show up to retrieve their pictures.

I think they are great trucks and like you said they will go about anywhere with a lot more comfort too. Just like most toyotas it will last forever if It's taken care of. With trailer breaks on it I don't think you would have any problem, that v6 runs strong!

My dad had had 7 tags at camp up in 4a for the late rifle hunt last year and they took down 6 bulls. The average was around 250 to 280 one went just over 300 and my dads went 344. I'd post the pic of my dads bull but I'm not that "computer smart" and the back drop of the pic is a dead give away to his honey hole. I'll To figure it out this evening when I get off work and if So I'll post it here.

That's funny stuff right there.

I was scouting for elk in 3c a few years ago and pull up on a waterhole that was right on the side of the 139a which is a rather heavily used road during hunting season, I parked my jeep on the road and hopped out and walked around the water looking at tracks and never once looked up. I walked back to my jeep, windows down with some good ole country music playing, reached in the cooler for a beer or me and my co pilot and that's when I heard pssssst psssssst... So I looked up and there's a archery deer hunter in a tree stand not 5 yards from the road. I said "sorry about that" and started to get In my jeep when he said " no problem, do you mind If I have a beer" I just laughed, grabbed another beer and a cold water and walked to the tree and tossed both up to him. We had a good laugh and went on our way.

Pretty sure its in mid flight.

Cowgirls fan huh?

Haha I know where prowlermans bucks are, PM me I'll tell ya.

Definitely a tank. I was google scouting the other day a found this.

Almost smack dab in the center standing in the shade. Looks to have its head down feeding.

Wow! That'd leave me looking for a change of drawers and some handy wipes!

It would be tough not to but I think I'd have to keep him around. If they come in the same every time that swing in the back would be my new hotspot, with a feed bag.

Hey there! I think you might be talking about my grandpa Bill Workman, he was a lion guide out of tonto basin back in the day. His lion was named Sammy and yes them old school cowboys would rope dang near anything. He's 84 now and still goes on every hunt he can with us, my profile pic is him and I at the head of Parker canyon in 23 on a late coues hunt a few years back.

I too am runnin around in circles, overly excited to go chase the majestic bull elk in unit 3c this September. This will be my second bull hunt in the 17 years that I've been able to put in. First bull hunt was in sept. of 2004, unit 4a archery with my awesome grandpa (75 at the time) that put me on a nice 6x7 bull. One shot at 50 yards and he didn't go anymore than 30 after that before he piled up. I guess if I had to describe that hunt with one word it would have to be EPIC!