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If you have a picture of it, I may be interested.. don't want to waste you time in case i'm not. Text send as well. Thank you

I didn't know they actually made a bucket for that. We have always just shoved a hose with your thumb over it into whatever container the breasts were in and all the feathers just pop to the top and run out. I'm assuming the bucket does the same thing?

I picked up a primo belgian a22 in the early 90s. I never take it out, too afraid to put a ding in it.. Just a safe queen for now. Cool gun! Good luck with sale.

I definitely support the ability to keep in the field and to me the crossbow does that and is still conceptually similar to a bow (limb driven for energy, string drawn etc - mechanical trigger compares to a mechanical release even). This thing just seems like it is taking it too far, other than the fact it projects an arrow/bolt, it has zero in common with anything archery. The closest comparison I can think of would be saying a single shot rifle can used on muzzle loader hunts -- just does't make sense to allow this. We all know other states outlaw 209 ignition, magnified scopes, etc on ML hunts, and yet life goes one there - feels like Az is becoming the land of let's approve everything. I would vote for a bit more of a balance.

If you seriously don't see a difference between these two archery approved weapons, then I guess you are on the same plane as G&F is right now. Doesn't mean we all have to agree. Again use in good health. I would love to have one for predator calling though. They look like a lot of fun.

Technology is going to continue to modernize any tool however conceptually a hand drawn and released bow is quite different than precharged air projecting an arrow out of a rifle configuration. I agree with heat, if it's legal use it and enjoy, but I think there is a large fundamental difference between these tools.

Always a bride's maid...How many points are you sitting on? I'm at 20 but guessing I'm still a handful of years away from being in line for that call.

What's next is Muzzle loaders that shoot 700yards plus... oh wait..... Just hope G&F adjusts their harvest rates based on the modern tools of the hunts since nothing ever gets taken away, just added. Harvest/maim rates for ML hunts have to be higher than ever anticipated.

I've returned to more than 1 big red sticker on my back window. Not sure if on their next pass it would have been towed or not...

Will accept offers... probably a molded composite but wood grain.

That looks like a, 'That's it, I've missed my last deer with this bow' type of picture... haha. What are you looking to get out of it?

Gene Gene the reel machine (that is how I listed him in my contacts anyway). Gene is in Scottsdale and is a fantastic with cleaning, repairing, customizing reels and rod repair. Good guy! 602-614-4406

I wonder who got the Brandy? His Obit shows he died in 2013 at 92. Flew 97 combat missions and was still teaching the Tx museum 6 weeks before he passed. What passion for this country.

This should be required viewing at every school. Thanks for sharing.

Try All Start. Good guys.. not really a discount shop, but do great work.

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One down. Hopefully one more yet this season.

Killed a goat in 2017 behind one. Only worked once but worked on that one. Good tool for the tool chest imo

Seriously in the middle of the night? Wow I have never seen that. That's really interesting. Thanks for sharing that one.

I really don't know why I'm responding because I quit caring about 8 hours ago. Your argument is my point. The dry ups as you refer to them would not happen if we all didn't do exactly what you are saying. I get being prepared and I'm not arguing with everyone don't it. It has become a reality for all of us because everyone is doing it, thus screwing up the supply and thus causing the dry ups. You literally just said exactly what I brought up. I was simply sharing the crap this guy was starting to get had nothing to do with price but more about this type of stocking up is the cause of not being able to get ammo when you want it. and now the factories are pumping out so much 22, 233, 9in etc, it may be a challenge to find your favorite hunting round this fall. plus the quarterly 20 to 30% price jumps on top it don't forget. Simply sharing a thought here about this. Holy bat shoot Batman.

Again not complaining or even searching. Was sharing an opinion based on the previous comments about price concerns. this isn't a price gouging issue but a supply issue. When everyone buys a few extra thousand rounds because this chit happens all the time. This wouldn't happen all the time if everyone didn't buy a few extra thousand rounds every time a Democrat farts. I have no issues with the op or anyone just sharing a cause and effect moment. Happy selling or hoarding to all

Yeah you are right, he's probably the only one with 8k plus rounds sitting around.. Not calling anyone a dick or complaining, just pointing out what starts and contributes to a lack of stuff on the shelves and us searching.

I'll just say this is not a price issue but a hoarding concern The supply chain works for all if some don't f it up by hoarding. Ammo, tp, paper towels whatever. But it's a America and God bless anyone's right to f it up I guess. Lots are doing it which causes others to do it and so on and so on. Until you just can't go to the store and buy a 50rnd box of 22s anymore to take your kid shooting on your day off or have something to wipe your a$$ with besides a coffee filter. Examples only, not that this may have happened to me or anything.

I have owned or family owned 6 or 7 different trailers now in my life and the Nash/Artic Fox that I owned 20 years ago now, was the best built of all of them. Good luck with sale.

What guys won't go through to get a piece. Unreal. thanks!