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Here are a couple video from trail cameras, 1. Cheap Cams 2. They got slobbered on pretty good 3. Most of the big bulls haven't shown up since the cattle moved in. Enjoy STC_0131.m4v STC_0132.m4v STC_0553.m4v STC_0552.m4v STC_0485.m4v STC_0552.m4v STC_0553.m4v STC_0132.m4v

Sorry guys, 295 is all he scores. Good angle, good setup, sitting behind the bull and picture taken from a lower point on the hillside. I am not a professional scorer, but I am competent and run an honest tape. We spend a lot of time staging our animals for a good picture. Not trying to fool anyone, just wanting to have a picture that is as special as the kill.

What is that old saying? Fool me once...blah blah. Hey NoBull350, care to chime in on the most recent occurrence?

Tred just passed away in an auto accident in Canada. Not a lot of details but I know for the last month or so he had an RV and had traveled to Alaska. Heck of a fisherman, hunter and all around good guy who managed to never give up no matter what cards he was delt. He is outta pain now and if there is a here after I know he is sitting around the campfire with people like Bear, Ruark, Learner and a slew of others.

Sorry but I believe this bull pictured that Pine Donkey posted looks bigger than 295

Wait for the monsoon to die down?When have the monsoon got started?

Like new icon pro 3200 with the new updated icon pro suspension....comes with both hip pouches and rifle sling..... bag is 2 years old and only used for day trips and in a non smoking house hold... no rips or broken buckles... belt is a L/XL and frame is a tall $300

Thank you dale and heather on a beautiful mount. Just want to post and share some good work

..... add one more to the total.

Price drop - Zeiss Victory HT 10x42 - $1,100 - contact Travis at (480) 416-6076. These are hands down the best 10s I've ever looked through. I am only selling because I am buying the new Zeiss Victory RF binos, which utilizes the exact same fluoride glass. The retail on these was $2,500. The HTs have the highest true light transmission of any glass in the world. These are backed by Zeiss' transferable lifetime warranty. Here is the info and specs from Zeiss: https://www.zeiss.com/sports-optics/en_us/hunting/binoculars/victory-binoculars/victory-ht-binoculars.html#features The binos are in great condition and have been babied in the field with a closed harness. I have been very successful over the last couple of seasons with these binoculars and I can say from experience the brightness of this glass extends your effective hunting time at first and last light. I'll part ways with these binos for $1,100. I've bought and sold quite a bit here over the years, if anyone needs a list of references before buying I am happy to provide them. Good luck to everyone in the upcoming hunting season.

SAFE QUEEN ALSO, PURCHASED FROM A MEMBER HERE..I have not shot it...sweet little gun. has some scuffs in wood on 1 side and small nick on scope ......$ 450.00 NE PHX 480-510-7118

I wasnt here for the naturegirl and cornbagger threads and would love to see links. But you're right, power line comments are gonna be here for a looooong time. I think they have officially reached "epic" status.

Just trying to blend in, didn’t know if there were still real people here or not? Flash back to Red Dawn!

Looks like Mullins isn't happy don't think they a sponsor anymore

Thanks for the info. I’ve heard good things but have yet to look through one !

My grandpa was a lowly grunt in the island hopping in the pacific. He never talked about it, but he caught malaria twice and took a bullet that was lodged in his back. That bullet and the effects from the malaria stayed with him for the rest of his life. Those conditions plus the results of two cave-ins in the coal mines in Western PA made his later years tough and he died in his early 60's.

I like it, great glass quality, I chose it over a viper pst, hst, and pst gen 2 vortex, due to price and clarity at 600+yards. I will also sell the scope itself for 500

at work i met a udt frogman 3 years ago. went in the water at Pearl, Normandy and Iwo Jima. my dad was at Hickam field on dec 7 and landed with the marines on the guadalcanal' as 1 of 117 SeaBees on the first day. he did the duration on guadalcanal and bougainville. fellow here in show low i bought a pickup from was a sub driver on the USS Barwood. it famously took a 4 inch jap shell right through the conning tower off taiwan and then sailed 2,000 miles back to Australia on the surface. if they dove most of the electric systems would short out with the flooded tower. he didn't tell me that-i read it in Clay Blairs' Silent Victory with all the patrol reports from the pacific war. he was shocked-he thought ii was still top secret!!! a Corsair pilot was in dad's carpool to Luke in the '60's but thats all i know of Mitch. my uncle Cecil lost a leg on Heartbreak Ridge in Korea and drank himself to death. Bless them All. and they never had anything much to say about it all. lee

Got it, read it, ready to pass it on. An Eighty Deuce vet gets first dibs. Lucafu1 do you want to read it?

I assume we are doingnth same ppr/2 flex/no kicker format?

I’m new to this forum, but have used a lot of steel shot for small game. In 20 gauge, I like a 7/8 oz versus 3/4. Kent used to have a steel dove and quail load in #7 that worked great. They have a dove steel now only in #6. Lately, I find having all non tox is easier, because I like switch to some 3” stuff and jump a tank or two while either dove or duck hunting.

Archery coues my a—

Work hard and you can find a big guy in any unit.........BOB!