lancetkenyon

Only two? My "lightweight" mountain rifle is 8lbs 13oz. Everything else is between 9.5-11lbs, except for my dedicated LR elk rifle at 15.5lbs. I would rather carry an extra 1-2# and have a stable platform to shoot from. Even the 300-500 yard shots are much easier with a 9.5# rifle.

Light rifles are harder to shoot accurately just because of shooter input. It takes a lot of shooting to get comfortable with them. To me, a longer range rifle should be 9-10+ pounds. 7 pound rifles are great to carry in the mountains, and work well for shots out to 500-600 or so.

Do you have anything other than a printed flyer? Like a certificate or something?

Home Depot online. White Cap on 19th & Deer Valley Grainger on 19th & Rose Garden Might want to call them before you come down. I doubt they keep everything in stock.

More prayers sent. We are thinking about you guys.

Me: 4 pts early bull, 25pts antelope Taylor: 7pts early bull, 9pts antelope Wife: BPs only

Absolutely have chances at late rifle bull tags in numerous units. My cousin drew 4 years in a row (all bull), and son-in-law drew 3 years in a row (all bull). Taylor drew 4 years in a row too. Bull/bull/bull/cow.

Prayers sent Kev.

Taylor has had a portal account since she was 12 I think.

Yeah, You better call Monday. SS# is a requirement for applicants. Must be your first time applying him, otherwise should have had a history for AZGFD.

I have a few you can try.

12 apps for me.

No radios here either. Hand signals, landmarks, etc. Right, left, slow down, still there, gone, game is up, etc.

Salt attracts game. All kinds too.

If I am not mistaken, any use of radios disqualifies game from record books. B&C and P&Y anyway.

18BPs is far from a guaranteed draw in almost every unit. What about WY?

Of course......

Size of frame/belt?

He won't even a footnote.in the history books.

Out of the four you quoted, US Optics, hands down, will be the highest quality.

Great 3 point! Looks 112-115" to me. Stud buck for sure, beautiful, and looks very symmetrical.

Smoking deal.

It works. I have a full set of Weatherguard on my work truck. Cross box and side rail boxes. I work on a LOT of mountaintop sites, with miles and miles of dirt roads. I have never noticed dust on my tools. Even when driving through that moon powder dust for miles.

Weatherguard hands down

This. Jr. Cow tag 1st choice General cow elk tag 2nd choice