Ohthatguy

...

Just left you a message.. Very interested.

Got a receipt? In philadelphia it's worth $50 bucks.

There is a news clip showing it get pulled out by a dozer if it's important. https://www.12news.com/article/news/local/arizona/tonto-basin-children-found/75-2a7bb5e2-41a9-4a78-ba28-6b9cd73e3da3

+1 for the 24B

A bear

CBE Tek Hunter Pro, 5 pin w/ .010 pins. EVERYTHING!!!! The pins don't cover the entire target. Pins to 60 and slide to 120 or whatever... Just have to really watch the pins if you are in the thick stuff or crawling around. The Engage Hybrid with blade pins looks interesting. (I'm afraid to put my hands on one as I really don't need a new sight)

Why are you apologizing??? It's a cool buck and if you decide to go after him and are able to bag him, please let us know.

You do realize that you have to change your user name don't you? Vincent Vega

4 Peaks, NF143, is only 5 miles further up 87 and maybe 10 from Butcher Jones if you go that way. If you are taking younger kids in, I would stay away from the BJones area. Too much drama there but the piggies are around if you want to deal with the crowds and vehicles. There are some roads/trails that you can take from the parking lot all the way to the lake if you really want to get that close to the lake. Access # 3 & 4- Butcher Jones Rec. Site: Note: There is no parking of OHV trailers or riding in the recreation sites. https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/units/mesa/22/ You can also try the “Rolls Area” north of Saguaro Lake. Take Forest Service (FS) Road 143 and hunt the lower elevations towards Saguaro Lake and the Cane Springs area. Several large fires have run through this area. Concentrate on hunting the edges of the unburned vegetation. Javelina may utilize the edges of the burned area for new green growth. Continuing north up Highway 87, you can hunt off the Four Peaks Road, Ballentine Trail Area, and just off Highway 87 on both sides. All these areas offer good lower Sonoran desert Javelina hunting.

if you find fresh tracks immediately after a rain, take the "you are within a half mile of them" idea with a grain of salt. I followed a pair of tracks that were less than an hour old for over 2 miles on the flats and never found them. I still suggest doing it but don't expect them to always be right there. It is so fun though! Lots of good information here if you haven't already been there. http://www.javelinahunter.com/

And yet here you are....

Buffalo, strip deer, lion and a bull elk in a matter of months would be utterly mind boggling... Hope it all comes together for you.

Dude!!!! No cliffhangers allowed. When you say it's epic, I'm tending to believe you. So what? Did you shoot a cow in the face from the wrong unit while under the powerlines? 400" 3 antlered bull? Hope it's on the other end of the epic spectrum from the strip hunt.

501.00 Easiest way to the elusive 100 page thread ever..