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Todd South - Southern Express +1 (602) 677-3791

Probably most of you already know about this, but in case it helps someone I wanted to bring it to your attention. My wife posted a car for sale on Craigslist, and within minutes she had 5-10 texts. What they do is say that they have cash in hand and are willing to buy the car, but they want you to run a specific background check on it. The check can be $30-$60 dollars depending on the site. They are the ones running the background check sites. Just giving a heads-up. I did a little research and it's a well known scam. If you are selling and you come across one of these guys, don't fall for it.

Hello all, I’ve got an early Tang safety M77 in 25-06 with the varmint contour. Thick barrel with a target crown from the factory. 72-79xxx serial puts it at 1976 or so for the manufacture date.📆 Very nice gun. It’s the top one in the photos with the red pad and without sights. $1,000 for the rifle with rings only. Scope is a Leupold VX1 4-12. Can include it for an additional $100. [/quote]

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Winchester model 70 300 win mag with boss system. Great rifle. Synthetic stock. Stainless. No scope. Cash only. No shipping $875. I'm 70 and can't do the hills to chase deer and elk. That's why it's for sale. Tucson Az Text me at 2184292050

Very nice! Sorry you feel the need to sell it. I call them the Golden Years because we spend all of our Gold at the Dr.'s office for 1 more year!!!! I saw my clients doing it twenty years ago and now I'm starting to do it!!! Today is the Dr.'s office for skin cancer. I wish you the best of health and may you enjoy your well earned "Golden Years" with few medical needs! Best wishes and good luck with the sale.

We ran into the same issue trying to buy my wife a new bow for her elk hunt this year. None of the stores would let her shoot before she bought it. We had to go to Henderson to pick up a car so I looked up a few archery shops there. Thankfully they let her shoot several bows all set up exactly the same. Turns out she hated the bow she thought she wanted. After shooting several bows she settled on this one. Its so much nicer than her 15 year old Diamond she has been shooting. Its easy to adjust and left some of the budget for a better sight and rest. There was only 1 other bow she thought was close and after shooting them side by side she decided it wasn't worth another thousand dollars for the higher end bow. I would try to shoot a few before you buy one. https://www.scheels.com/p/84010781259/?store=&cq_src=google_ads&cq_cmp=22740401995&cq_con=186971440292&cq_term=&cq_med=pla&cq_plac=&cq_net=g&cq_pos=&cq_plt=gp&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=22740401995&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsqD7osrfjgMVdQ7vAh0JLR-2EAQYBiABEgI0iPD_BwE

Go to Scheels, lots of great used trade in bows, you can shoot them at the store.you have a short draw length so the could be a challenge finding a fit. Or jump in and buy a new LIFT, Matthews. Try archery hq also in Chandler, Bow Tec Kings. Don't hurt the budget as bad as hoyt or Matthew.

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Just got mine today

I’m probably the worst guy to offer advice because I don’t archery deer hunt a lot. But I can share some things I have experienced. Deer are where you find them. I haven’t found any rhyme or reason to when they are in certain areas for most of the state. Early season coues tend to keep a pretty tight program and don’t travel a lot. If you can find them scouting good chance you will turn them back up if you are patient. Mule deer are kind of nomads, tougher to pattern in my experience. Which isn’t a lot in August. Most the August hunts for mule deer are higher elevation and less glassable. If I can’t glass I don’t really know how to hunt, so haven’t done much of that. The simple fact is that this time of year in AZ if there is no water, there will be no wildlife. So figuring that out is pretty important.