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Nobody that didn’t get the shot, regrets it.

After 22 years without an elk tag I’ll probably stroke out Wednesday morning if I get a card hit!!

I reluctantly did the 1st and 2nd jab. No more for me but I had two 1st cousins in two different states who did not do any of the shots and they died during covid outbreak. They were all in early fifty's and ok health. Not sure what that means but I thought i would throw it out there. didn't mean to get off track but seems it already did.

This is my year. I'm horribly out of shape and haven't shot my bow in two years.

One of the best..................

I'd rather be unproductive all day and check my account every 5 minutes.

Unless they died of COVID lol. Seems like it was a crapshoot either way honestly.

The draw process - waiting on charges or not then finding out what unit - is a big component of hunting - then scouting...looking at maps is a lot of fun. I think the prep for me is almost as fun as the hunt

Ssp-86 Breech action 22 hornet single shot pistol. Simmons 2-6 prohunter scope. $500. North Phoenix pickup. I've only shot it 1 x. Ejector doesn't always kick out the empty. Thinning my herd.

I have not fished with this outfit but people I respect do and I have been impressed with the pics they share and their stated experiences: https://www.fishonpuertopenasco.com/

You bunch of neurotics! I feel at home!😂

I set an alert and still do this…just in case. 😂

Groundhog Day?

This is a very fine, very early Weatherby rifle. Made in 1949, this rifle is one of the first 200 Weatherby rifles made. Perhaps, worked on by Roy Weatherby himself. The early Weatherbys used a Mauser 98 action and were made in South Gate, California. The recoil pad is the original Weatherby pad. This one is in very nice condition and looks to have seen very little use. $1000 located south Tempe area

It has the optix armor wrap.

Was he vaccinated? I know guys in their 40's having strokes. It wasn't that many years ago it was unheard of. I'm not into conspiracy theories but I'm starting to wonder.

"Sold" Have a very clean Benjamin C9A .20 cal pellet gun. Can meet in east valley

That pic brings back memories! I can still hear those plump pigeons thumping the ground falling from a 50’ palm tree!! GLWS

got me 5

I, Nostradamus, predict the draw will be held upon2/18....

San Carlos Yesterday. Brought a few home . I hate keeping bass. But my Daughter begged me to bring some home. Looks like fish tacos and coleslaw with corn fritters and fries. Mmmm Biggest fish there was 7.14 next two where just over 6. Next one was just under 6,and the last 3 bass where between 3.5 and 4.5. and a 2.3 Crappie. All caught on a Berkley square billed red crank bait. Caught 3 crappie and 13 bass. Smallest bass was 2.7.

Both brand new, never fired. AZ DL and Bill of Sale required. Both in original cases and all paperwork included. No trades. Glock 20 Gen5 10mm MOS-$600 Glock 43X 9mm MOS-$475 623-279-554five

Hey y’all sorry it’s taken me forever to finally get to this, but it has been archery season for the last month and I’ve been playing catch up from my rifle tag… I ended up scouting and hunting what felt like most of the country between the 17 and the river, and all the way from Bartlett to a little bit south of camp verde. I was planning to finally have a hunt of a lifetime with the opportunity to pass on multiple mature bucks. That didn’t pan out. This hunt was grueling. I was able to hunt with some friends a lot though which was a lot of fun. Being able to have friends along because it was close to Phoenix was one of the reasons I stuck with the tag. Another reason I put in for the tag was because I’ve hunted 21 in October a bit in the past. Granted it had been a few years but I didn’t think it could be that different. It should only be better in December. I couldn’t believe the drastic change from back then to now. Places where I used to see tons of muleys now held 1 or 2 does. We put in a lot of miles hunting hard to access places, easy to access places, and places I thought would be overlooked by the masses. We glassed up coati, javis, lots of white tails, and more mountain lions than 4 point mule deer. About a week into the hunt I passed on the first 4x that I saw. He was pushing a doe so I felt confident I had nothing but time, with the rut kicking off, so why end it now? I regretted that decision a few days later when it was clear that he was the only mature mule deer chasing anything that I could find. I had glassed up a good sized 3x at one spot a few times and I was ready to throw in the towel and go shoot that deer. I hadn’t seen the family much for Christmas and had the kids home from college. The hunt was 10 times harder than I thought it would be. The morning I decided to go look for that 3x, my buddy and his daughter convinced me to try a different spot one more time. We’d hardly even seen does there yet, but decided to give it one more try and found this guy hiding in a thicket with some does and smaller bucks. Couldn’t hardly believe it! Literally ran 3/4 of a mile to cover ground and get closer. Had to top a little finger 130 yards from him to actually get eyes on them. They must have sensed something because as I went up the back side of the hill they blew out. Caught back up to them a few hours and a few miles later. The events of that morning honestly seemed too easy, and it’s crazy to think if someone was watching me that morning it would have looked so quick and simple. But all told, I hunted 10 solid days before finally tagging out (actual hunting days in the field and not counting scouting). It was hard fought and hard won, and I’m glad I got to earn this deer. There’s no way I would have gotten this deer without the help of my buddies who were amazing to hunt with. The steaks have been great! Took the hide to Weller’s in Tucson and can’t wait to get it back!

A friend of mine has 2 tickets to the Super Bowl in Tampa, both box seats. He paid $21,500 each. It comes with a ride to and from the airport, lunch, dinner, and a $400 bar tab. Also, backstage pass to the winner’s locker room. He didn’t realize when he bought them, it was going to be on the same day as his wedding. If you’re interested, he’s looking for someone to take his place. It’s at St Paul’s Church in Orlando at 3 pm. The bride’s name is Ashley. She’s 5’4”, about 115 lbs, and a good cook, too. She loves to fish and hunt. She’ll be the one in the white dress.

Two hunting buddies are out in the field and one suffers a heart attack. His faithful friend and hunting partner assesses the situation and realized his friend could not make it back to the truck under his own power. So the friend pushes, pulls, and carries his pal to the I’ll truck and sets off for the hospital. Upon arrival to the ER the staff places the friend on a gurney as the driver jumps out and runs around the truck. Out of breath, he asks the doctor “Doc, will my friend make it?” The Doc replies, he might have if hadn’t field dressed him first”.