bigmuleyfan

Still available. Looking to sell to buy bumper plates for lifting.

I have a 70lb evoke 35 for sale. It is realtree camo. It has the se cams on it. Looking for $600. I’m located in Safford but willing to arrange meet up and delivery. I can text or email pictures.

Sold

I still have two core ls brand new in the package available. I’d keep them but I need talls. I also have an core lw hoody that has been worn once available as well I’d sell for $80. Sizing was tricky for me as I’ve lost 190 lbs in past 15 months and it has constantly been changing.

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Hoody is sold. The long sleeve shirts are still available

Subalpine

I have a core lw hoody and 3 core ls shirts in xl for sale. Brand new with tags still on. They are just too short for me. Asking $90 for the hoody and $55 for the core ls shirts. I’ll cover shipping and accept PayPal or Venmo.

Where are you located?

I don’t hate them at all. I do however have issues when major outfitter groups, a lot more than just A3, brag about things going down certain ways when that’s really not what happens. The scrutiny comes with the fact that they have made it their job and with jobs comes scrutiny. Obviously a camp cook doesn’t have to have a guide license. But yes if you aid in the taking of the animal as a “guide” of any kind and get paid you have to have a license. If you have ten guys on a hill all collecting a check for helping glass or whatever a guide license must be had. If you run an outfitter or guide company you should be dotting all i’s and crossing all t’s and unfortunately that is obviously not happening all the time. Hence the stories every single dang year about hunting violations being committed. Poaching, trespassing, hunting on reservation, using banned cellular game cameras, shooting from roads, chasing off animals to prevent others from having an opportunity, chasing animals with vehicles/atvs, etc. These are all things that seem to be happening on a regular basis and things that aren’t cool at all. Dot your i’s and cross your t’s and there isn’t a problem. And if scrutiny is an issue find a different job.

I can see why only showing two in the video could avoid lots of potential drama and anti comments and such. Especially being on YouTube. I just hate how it keeps being referred to as such “great” or “amazing” shooting. Just don’t talk about it being what it wasn’t and it wouldn’t be as bothersome.

That’s the number I’ve heard as well.

Definitely not just about “a3” having a license. Every person who received any kind of compensation must have an Az guide license as well. To legally receive any kind of compensation or finders fee of any kind requires one to have a guide license.

I can’t help but notice a few things after watching the video. Anyone else find it weird that after what was supposedly the first shot he was asking for more ammo? He has a bolt action that holds multiple rounds. He did hit it a second time as well. But I can guarantee you those weren’t the only two shots taken at that bull. That video has been edited. The other thing I can’t help but notice is JJ gives a ton of credit to his guide Ryan Carter. This credit is given in the video, and all over social media.Ryan Carter is also who went to talk to Trent as well. Ryan Carter also has posted it all over Instagram as well. Well Ryan Carter does not have an Arizona Guide License based on the most updated list on Azgfd site. I know JJ hired A3 but if Ryan Carter received any compensation then based off my understanding of Az rules and regulations that would be a violation. Obviously that one would be harder to prove because they could deny cash exchanging hands but I have a hard time believing it didn’t.