stillatmaxpoints

They are still for sale, they are as advertised, you won't find a older pair of 15's in as good as shape as these

price reduced to $1450.00

Posted these Swarovski 15X56 for a friend of mine that does not have access to internet. They are the older model, but he has kept them in immaculate condition, used maybe once a year, lenses and body have no blemish's. They do have the outdoorsman's stud on them. The binoculars are located in Mesa. If you have any interest PM me and i will put you in contact with him. He has pictures or you can contact him and see them in person. He will probably take less than $1600 for them.

Huntinfool and Epic outdoors have been telling people for years to not put in for certain units, because these units usually go to max point holders

do you have ammo for it

Feel lucky that you are in Arizona, most states like New Mexico the state G&F agency has to pay that state trust land dept a very large access fee for hunters to have access to state trust lands to hunt

mass hides length

You can watch videos, go to clinic's etc, but hunting them a lot! and seeing several dead rams on the ground, is the only way you will finally be able to judge rams scores with any consistency. There is a lot more than just looking at rams to judging sheep.

Jason Carters Epic Outdoors

It took 51 years to get rid of my sheep points, although most of those years the point system was nonexistent

res hunting lic $7.00, non res $30.00 deer tag$4.00, elk $20.00, antelope $20.00, sheep $50.00

1973

I haven't been there in years also, probably spent to many days when i was younger gathering wild cattle out of hells hole

Crap i grew up on a ranch west of Cleator, i recognized the country, but just couldn't place it

how about down stream in the black canyon area

bumblebee area

Lots of conspiracy theories going on here. Could be the ranch wanted to raise the fee's a very small amount. Could be the G&F wanted to change the structure entirely and pay the ranch one lump sum, and the ranch would have less control of who is there and who isn't. Very possible and it could be.

Lots of conspiracy theories going on here. Could be the ranch wanted to raise the fee's a very small amount. Could be the G&F wanted to change the structure entirely and pay the ranch one lump sum, and the ranch would have less control of who is there and who isn't. Very possible and it could be.

175-180 gross, hopefully there are better bucks in those units. hard to tell from the video

Nosler 130 grain ballistic tip 270 Winchester factory loaded ammunition. $55.00 per box

Go to hunt big bo ranch, then click on maps, it will give you roads etc

Your tax's you pay have no bearing on az state trust lands, they are not public lands. Arizona is lucky the way they grant access to trust lands for hunting and fishing. In many states (including New Mexico) the state game and fish departments have to pay a fee yearly for access to that states trust land department for access for hunting and fishing

Since i was asked this question by the person that started this topic, i will reply. Again most all of the developed waters(not G&F wildlife waters)are private property of the rancher that has the grazing rights in that area. On AZ trust lands the rancher owns all of the improvements including the road to the improvement. On public land forest service or blm, the ranchers owns the water improvement, not the water but the improvement to contain the water if the rancher developed that improvement. Actually it is trespassing to put a trail camera on the improvement without permission. When cattle come in to drink, and sometime get there salt and or supplement there, they will tend to loaf around the water for a couple of hours before heading back out to graze, and not all cattle come to water at the same time. Depending on the ranch and the cattle, people showing up in vehicles and putting up trail cameras or checking them will tend make cattle leave slowly or in a hurry depending on the ranch and cattle, a lot of places cattle only see the rancher on a horse, people on foot tend to scare them and they leave, disruptions on a continual basis effects how livestock do, be it weight gain, not getting enough water etc. Ranching and livestock is a complicated business, not a sport, recreation or hobby for 99.9% of all ranchers. most of the waters that ranchers have put in in the last 150 years is responsible for the wildlife population increase in most the state of Arizona. Read the book, Man and Wildlife in Arizona the american exploration period 1824-1865, G&F used to sell this book in there offices, not sure now. This is why on the Big Bo cattle have the right of way. Myself i would like to see trail cameras go away. It has gotten out of hand, nothing wrong with the way we hunted 35 years ago without trail cameras. technology has advanced many things hunters use to scout and or hunt, but you have to be physically there on the ground to use them, not so with trail cameras or flying. gone are the days when you could fine a unique animal that no one else possibly has not seen in a unit, now he likely is on someones trail camera. hunting is more interesting without the cameras. Each hunter is responsible for his or her hunting ethics. A few years back there was a business(not sure if they are still in business)that had a website that hunters could pay a fee and join, for the fee you gave them say your deer hunt unit that you had drawn, they would place trail cameras in your unit and send you pictures of the deer in the unit and where in the unit the picture was taken. Human hunter instincts are slowly going away which possibly could lead to the end of hunting in the long run. Just my opinion, but if this group that has spent the money to hire a attorney to write a letter to the Governor and possibly file a lawsuit or whatever, i would bet there motives for doing it is not because they like to just see pictures of wildlife, or they want to show there kids the pictures to get them interested in hunting. Again hunting instincts are slowly disappearing

Many of the developed waters dirt stock tanks, piped water from storage tank to water troughs etc are ranchers private property. Having no trail cameras on them or people there checking them is a big plus to the rancher. One of the reasons they are not allowed on the Big Bo

Almost, to bad you don't have RL19