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Security camera shot from Ramsey Canyon in Sierra Vista from 08/23/22 group of 4 lions, the 4th is in the background

My first year predator hunting, Had no spots and no experience, so after picking my uncles brain, lots of miles on the truck and getting a fox pro for my 17th bday I got a few predators thinned out. Never ended up getting my goal of a bobcat or lion but Now I have a life long obsession when I got no tags or hunts going on.

Seller Notes: "New, received and remote wasn't playing sounds. Sent back to company and they repaired, see pic of repair list. Remote still has plastic on face." Model: Fusion Type: Electronic call Country/Region of Manufacture: United States Features: Electronic Call, Remote Control Game Type: Predator Brand: FOXPRO

$700. Extremely accurate predator rifle shoots .5 moa groups (1 inch @ 200 yds). Ruger Hawkeye Mark II varmint/target model in matte stainless with grey laminate stock and Hogue overmolded full bed stock. Crisp target trigger. Will sell gun alone for $550 or w/ brand new Burris 4.5-14x42 scope for $700. Low round count. Not a cheap rifle. Includes 80 rds brass and 3 boxes Barnes bullets by Doubletap ammo. Call or text 4804166076

26 inch target barrel matte stainless...Extremely accurate 1/2 moa with both 40 gr Nosler or 55 gr Barnes...Hogue overmolded stock free float full bed...also have original laminate stock...original owner low round count but has been deadly on yotes and greys...comes with brass and 3 boxes of Doubletap handloaded ammo... $700...PM me or text (480) 416-6076

I want to get out and find some more good places to hunt. I also want to be productive when I'm out looking for new places. What do you look for when finding new coyote (and other predators) habitat? What types of water sources are best? How far from water? Close to roads? Far back in? Certain vegetation or terrain? Do you hike around and look for sign? Drive around calling and listening at night? Now that you have found good habitat, what do you look for when choosing locations to make stands? I'm based out of Mesa, so most of the time I'm chasing predators in Sonoran desert type terrain on day trips. I'm not asking where you hunt, I'm asking for tips on the best way for me to find places to hunt.

Wife has me on spring cleaning detail, found some camo that I never wear and/or I am now now too fat for. Thought I'd post it up to see if I can find a few good homes. I am located in the East Valley, not real interested in traveling outside that area for the exchange, maybe we could work shipping out as well if you are outside my area. I have lots of kills in some of this stuff..... First: Predator Camo "camp" shirt and pants. Size XXXL on shirt and XXL on pants (pants hemmed for approx 36-40 inch waste). I am really tall and both just never fit right, I think I wore it one time - $15 for both Second: Scent Lok Savannah Pants and mock pullover. Size XXL on both, pants hemmed for 36-40 waist. Perfect stuff for early elk, all buttons/zips good on pants, couple small tears in outer cloth in crotch (fence crossing), a small patch or a couple of stitches would do wonders. - $25 for both Third: Scent Lok Coat and pants. Size XL on both. More of a mid-weight feel (35-60 degrees), jacket is in excellent condition (I got too fat for that one quite a while ago). Pants have a couple pocket buttons missing with a few crotch tears as well. A little TLC could make these great again. - $25 for both Fourth: Primos Bowhunter Vest. Size XXL. Really didn't wear all that much, I did modify by removing the bow holding strap. Perfect condition. - $20 Fifth: Under Armour tee shirt. Size XL. It's the "dry fit" material. Worn 1 time. $10 by itself or $5 if you buy something else with it. Thanks for looking, sorry about the sideways pictures. Jeff