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I am selling my Mathrews Z7 with a 30" draw and 70lb pull. I would like to sell this as a package but will separate for the right deal. This bow shoots awesome and will shoot from 10 yards to 120 yards accurately with the way it is setup right now. This package includes everything you would need with a bow. Call or text 480-518-0702. $1,099 OBO Items included are listed below and shown in the pics. Included: Mathews Z7 bow 30"/70lbs in Lost Camo Mathews T5 quiver in Lost Camo Quality Archery Design Ultra Rest HD in Lost Camo Axion Stabilizer in Lost Camo Scott Little Goose release camo Sure-Loc QC Max 5 pin adjustable sight with light Plano Bow Guard weather proof case with locks Rage Broadheads with practice tip EZ Fletch arrow fletcher Morrels six shooter six sided shooting block that accepts broadheads and field points 12Easton Fat Boy Arrows Red Head Carbon Supreme Arrows Braided Bow Sling HHA Tapes for sight Maintenance kit

dang, nice setup...who did the work on the rifle?

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Thanks, I hope so!

another $100 price drop...$1099OBO

I bought it the summer of 2010.

Huge price drop, first time selling a bow, didn't know how much they lost value, new price is $1,199OB0...lets get this thing sold...I have some bills to pay!!!

Nice job all the way around; buck, video, pics, and write up! Congrats!

Congrats, nice work!

i have the same scope and completely agree.

Thanks for the info! How do you like your Sendero, how well does it shoot? I'm having a hard time deciding between a custom with PCR or a Sendero setup like yours....

Few questions if you don't mind: what is the brand of that break, it looks good. You happy with it? What did they charge? Did you have them do any other work? Thanks for any info, i have been following them for a while and I'm thinking of having them build me a custom.

thanks for the advice guys, i'll remember that for the future.

+1 for Vortex. I have the razor hd and the pst 6-24x50ffp and love both of them. oh ya, and their warranty

Great decision and great buck, congrats!

I'll have to take a look at that book. I'm a big fan of hiking in and putting my Vortex Kaibabs on the tripod and picking apart the area. I feel it is really tuff to glass without a tripod. The Kaibabs are my first and only pair of optics and I'll agree with you that they are more comfortable and let me glass longer than some of the less expensive glass...

Kinda funny because it was pretty close to the road, actually right where it ended. We were on a 4x4 road that was tucked way back there. We didn't see or hear anybody all day. I think what really helped was being away from the crowds, I am a big fan of that!

Here are some pics, ill add the video when i get it done....

First of all, thank you to all that offered advice and posted to this thread. Although there is no absolute, it is always interesting to hear what works for everyone! So one of my best friends, he is more of a brother to me since we have been hanging out since t-ball, and I drew a rifle whitetail tag for November 30 through December 9. I was pretty excited since we didn’t get drawn for elk this year and it was my first time ever being drawn. We start hunting opening morning and hunted hard for three days and didn’t turn up many bucks. My friend saw a doe and button buck opening morning that were about 50 yards from him, but that isn’t quite what we wanted…….Opening day we also found around a dozen doe on a hillside that we were able to glass from the road. Since we found so many doe we thought we would have to see a buck somewhere close to them. Well the next day we found a little forky where we saw all of the doe and while my friend was trying to find him in the riflescope another hunter shot at the forky before we could. Then they shot again. We were pissed at being so close to filling his tag and it not happening. The other hunters were on the same road we were on just around the bend where we couldn’t see them but could hear them talking a bit. We ran into them later and found out they missed both shots. We stayed hunting that mountainside for the next two days and didn’t see anything but the same dozen or so doe… Both of us had things we needed to take care of so we headed home on Sunday night. After replaying the 3 days of hunting in my head, not seeing hardly any bucks, and being frustrated I decided to make this post looking for some advice. We went back out Wednesday afternoon and hunted that night and all the way through Saturday morning. My friend stayed on the same mountainside with all the doe while me and my brother in law took some advice and hiked in away from the roads, which put us on the backside of the ridge where the doe were. We thought the hunting pressure would put us in a good spot for some bucks but again, nothing but doe. After being 9 days into a hunt and hunting for about 7 of them I found myself sitting at home frustrated. Frustrated because we had tried everything and nothing was working, and also because we knew of others hunting the same area were able to fill their tag. Of course we were happy for them but I was frustrated. So Saturday night I called my friend and said hey, tomorrow is the last day, let’s make a day trip of it and throw a “Hail Mary.” Let’s hunt another part of the unit and switch up things. I was sick of where we hunted before. We did it and it worked! We went to another popular area but only saw a few camps and didn’t see anyone where we went. We were driving down this FS road and I was telling him we were about 3500 feet and I thought we would start seeing more Muley than whitetails and that’s when he said “Stop, there are two deer in the road.” We both jump out and he sees through his scope they are doe, but they were whitetail. We decide to start glassing for some bucks that should be near. A minute later I found two bucks pushing a doe but we lost them over a ridge before we could get a shot. I looked at the map and saw a nob that would maybe give us a view of the backside of the ridge they went over. We got to it, hiked up, and within minutes found them. I set up to shoot and they were 810 yards away. It was 2pm and there was no way to get closer so I dialed the scope and sent it. I missed the first two shots for not holding for enough wind but got him on the third. At the time we didn’t know I hit him with the third shot. He didn’t go down but I was out of ammo since I was shooting at some rocks a few days before. I told him to get his gun and to shoot him. He missed the first shot because of wind but then connected and the buck bedded down behind a bush. I stayed on the binos watched the bush he was bedding behind while he hiked 40 minutes to him. He found him dead behind the bush and then I packed up and hiked over too. Once I got there we were looking at the blood trails and found a trail that lead to a pool of blood in the area where I took my third shot. We figured that I hit him and we just didn’t know it. Once I realized this I was pumped, we both ended up killing the buck together! This is pretty fitting for us since we are pretty much brothers and do everything together. For being the last day, and only hours left in the hunt, and both of us being part of this buck, I wouldn’t have changed this or had it end any other way! One thing I did learn was to always have a full box of ammo with you and to buy a wind meter for those windy days!

I'm working on it right now....

Well everyone we got it done! Last Sunday is when our hunt ended and we killed a 3x3 that afternoon. I have been busy this week and haven't had time to write up how it happened but I plan on doing that this weekend. We have it all on video too so as soon as I can put all the clips together I will post it as well. Thanks again to everyone who shared their opinions and how they hunt, it has been fun to read and talk with my buddies about all this!

Just wondering if there will be any Black Friday deals? Just a thought!