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My uncle came to see me , he has cancer and the Dr.’s are giving him the long face - 😞 so he asked if ide build him , a plain old simple pine box . How do you say No to that ?? Elk antler handles and elk Burr inlay ….. I guess this qualifies for a plain old simple pine box …..

For sale Mathew’s VXR 31.5 in green. The mods on it are 27.5” draw @60lbs, bow shops will have mods to accommodate your length and poundage. It has been hunted with more than it has been shot, but is in great condition. Shows most wear on top limb pocket from stalking critters. strings are from last year and look brand new they are custom out of Montana. Couple small nicks or shiny spots on top cam as well but is superficial. I’ll have to see if I have the grip around I shot bare riser. Will come with only the QAD Mathew’s integrate rest. Priced to sell at $550 willing to meet within reason (west valley) located in Surprise for quicker response or more detailed pics text- 4zero6 581 ninety nineteen

Hey Guys, I didn't want to step on Tomgobblers thread Pine Box, but everyone has their time, and maybe there's some of you like myself that has more days behind you than in front. Any way if you have an honorable discharge, Uncle Sam will set aside a plot and headstone for you. I recently contacted the VA for prior authorization, something you might want to do to save your survivors from doing so. I applied on the VA website in Sept of 25, due to the govt shutdown I received the paperwork yesterday.

Defiance Ruckus GA Hunter- Barrel: 24" Krieger Rem. Varmint; 7.75 twist; chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor 0.165 freebore; 414 rounds through it; 5/8x24 muzzle thread. Chambered and threaded by Keith at PCR. 2 extra fire pin springs - 24# and 21# $1700 no trades. Located in west valley but I am all over town for work everyday.

I will take this 100 percent

We finally made it up last week for my boy’s elk hunt, and he made it count. His first shot was solid, clipping the heart. Earlier that day I’d told him if the elk was still on its feet after the first shot, don’t hesitate—put another one in her. After that first hit, without a word from me, he sent a second round into the lungs. As the cow turned and started to go down, he followed up with a third shot, again through the lungs. She dropped instantly, clean and quick. Hardly any meat damage, and we came away with just over 100 pounds of ground elk.

Wouldn't tag #1 go to bonus pass?

Man what a blessed week! To have the opportunity to go to desert. Have you guys seen the desert lately? So beautiful! Beautiful weather! And to have the ability to harvest a beautiful buck, man I'm...I have no words, I'm just so thankful! Then I go to one of the metro units and took a javalina with my bow! Wow! Happy Birthday to me I guess! Thank you Lord for the opportunity and the ability!

Coues tag started Dec 15 on Ft. Huachuca and I hadn’t had much time to hunt, so I broke away on 30th for a quick day trip. Hit the road at 3:30 AM, buck down by 8:30, and back home by noon. Glassed all morning, only picking up does and no sign of bucks. I was just about ready to pack up and move when I gave it one last look. Caught a flick of movement that gave him away. He was tucked in perfectly—never saw his head or antlers—but his body size told me he was a buck. He was about 400 yards out with no shot, so I ditched my gear and closed the distance to 225. At first I couldn’t find him and thought he might’ve slipped out, but after slowing down I picked up his legs in the same spot—standing now, still no shot. If he dipped, I was done. Instead, he turned in place and bedded back down, opening up a small 12-inch window through the brush. That was all I needed. He never made it out of his bed. Shout out to all the guys on here that gave me some knowledge and pointers! Thanks a ton! Tried adding more pics, but wouldn’t let me got some reason.

You really gotta get something more substantial to protect that scope bro.