TREESTANDMAN

I had Toyota do a 6" lift, put oversized offroad tires (has a new spare) Tires are all under warranty and the truck has 3 yrs left on and extended warrantee which is transferable. Custom grill, rims, chrome rail, bedliner, has 6 track cd player, compass, temp, Plenty of room in the cab area for carseats or children, even adults. Selling because pmt is too high and in financial trouble. Paid over 35K, selling for $26K firm including 2 spare tires I owe more but will pay down with cash. Selling Jumping jack for same reason. Asking $4500.00 Comes with 7' ramp. Will also sell the 7" ramp by itself for $130.00. Mike Udall 480-615-4352 P.S. If I sell one of these I just might get to go bow hunting this January!!!! pps. Jumping jack is in great condition. It is just dirty because I haven't cleaned it. It is now garaged.

Also has 6 track cd player, and an alarm system. Now has 13K miles on it. Nevery an accident or problem. Oil changed regularly. Dropping price down to 25K OBO. I need to sell this truck!!

Here is my 2007 lifted 4 door, long bed, toyota tacoma currently for sale below blue book if anyone is interested. Jumping Jack trailer for sale as well.

Young buck, I will sell you a 520 and a 530 very cheap. Make me an offer if interested? Both are in perfect condition.

I'll sell you my semi-auto 9mm with an 8 round clip? $280.00

Tim Maddock and I put in for the NM burro's coues tag however with only 50 tags we knew our chances were slim. We were very excited to find out we drew this coveted tag and we began practicing with our rifles and getting ready for the November hunt. Tim had hunted and become friends with 2 guys from the Silver City area, Tommy Maldonado and Jason Amaro. Both are huge Coues fanatics and knew the burro area very well. Tommy has a guide service where you pay $450 and he will scout the area for you, give you a detailed topo map with many GPS coordinates to water sources, glassing points, road turnoffs, etc. His reputation was 100% positive and we figured it would cost more for gas and our time would be limited to scout so we decided to use his service. We are very very glad we did, as the coues seemed to be in pockets in that area and his options were dead on. Jason Amaro (aka Jamaro) offered to haul his very nice camping trailer to our camping spot. It had nice beds, refrigerator, stove, heater, air conditioner, couches, table, etc. Tim and I had never hunted this way and man did we feel spoiled!!! The first day was really windy and the morning produced no coues deer. We had a quick lunch at camp and then drove to Tommy's most recommended area. We were able to find a batchelor group of 3 bucks and a lone spike. The batchelor group had 2 bucks that we guessed to be in the mid 80's and one that would gross over 100" if his G2 had not been busted. As he was he was a massive, wide, mid 90ish buck. One of the bucks was very tall and narrow and was difficult to judge. After studying him for some time we both decided he may go 90" or better. The 3rd buck had a split G2 and no G3 on one side and looked very similar to the tall buck. Even though it was mid Nov, we witnessed these buck doing some light sparring and watch the mid 90ish buck chasing a doe. The bucks were around 850 yds and we were running out of light so we decided to come back the next morning. Day 2 found us on top of a rocky knob glassing for this batchelor herd again. Tim found the group and we waited for them to bed down. They bed down about 30 yds from where he first found them and we devised our plan. Since Tim spotted them this day he would hike to a slope about 400 yds across the canyon and hopefully have a 450 yd shot. He had spent a lot of time at the range and felt he could make up to a 600 yd shot with no wind. Unfortunately his windometer said 15 mph. When he got to his spot he radio'd me that he had found the bucks and was very excited about the biggest buck. He decided since it was only the second day, the wind was blowing, and the buck's g2 was busted, that he would pass at this time. I was not as picky as he and decided to hike over and see if I could get a shot. I made it to the bottom of the canyon and some cows pushed them over the ridge. We decided to come back in the evening or perhaps the following morning. We hunted another area in the evening and saw several does but no bucks. The 3rd day found us on top of that same rocky knob glassing for the batchelor herd. I glassed up the tall buck and we watched them bed again. I made the hike to about 450 yds and finally found them again. They were all in thick brush and did not offer any shot. I set up my bipod with my Tikka .270 wsm. About an hour later watching them through my 15*56's swarov's I watched as the split G2 buck started heading down the mountain probably going to the spring to get a drink. I ranged him at 350 yds and coming closer. I looked through my scope and could not find him. I had it set at 16 power! I turned it to 5 power but was too late.... he had disappeard in the thick brush. All of a sudden I heard Tim radio me that the tall buck was walking toward the top of the ridge. I looked through the scope and found him quartering away at about 475 yds. I was afraid he was going to go over the ridge so I put my cross hairs on the top of his back and fired. Immediately I realized I had held way too low as dirt kicked up in front of the deer and he high tailed it over the ridge. I climbed the mountain in major pain in my back just to make sure I hadn't hit him. ( As a side note, I had fallen out of a treestand 2 yrs ago and compression fractured 3 vertabrae. My back still has severe problems and even with the pain medication will hurt when under physical exertion) To my relief, I found no blood and hiked back to Tim. As we drove back to camp for lunch Jason Amaro called and invited us to dinner for the following evening. We had beef stew, corn on the cob, the best tacos I've ever had, and Pumkin pie with whip cream for desert!! That really lifted Tim and I's spirits as we drove back to camp. We tried a few more areas the next day and spotted quite a few does, but no good bucks. The last day of the hunt, Tim and I decided to go back to the rocky knob to see if those bucks had come back. The day before we had not been able to find them. We sat there for several hours glassing and were unsuccessful in finding them. For some reason I decided to look down at the flats behind us. Right as I turned around I found myself staring at a good buck not 150 yds straight down from me in a small opening in some thick oaks!!! It almost seemed as if it were a dream. I quickly said, "Tim, get your gun!! There's a nice buck down here!!" He quickly came over as I grabbed my gun, flipped out my bipod and quickly found the deer. Since he did not know exactly where to look, he found the buck just as I pulled the trigger. We both watched as this nice buck struggled for a moment and then fell back and lay motionless. Another coues buck appeared trotting to our left and Tim decided not to shoot as it was a small forkie. As we started hiking down, a small 3*3 with eyeguards shot out of the brush again running to the left. Tim hesitated as it was a smaller buck and that was not really what he had come for. He decided to let it go. As we looked at my buck at about 100 yds we could only see his G2's and they looked really good. When we got to the buck I was very happy but was guessing the buck to be mid to low 80's. Tim guessed low 80's as well. He is quite symetrical with a 12" spread, 14 1/2 main beams, 7" g2's, but only 3" g3's. Eyeguards are nice at 3 1/2 inches. We rough scored him at 93 inches to our suprise and when I got home I measured him at 91 1/8th. Tim and I had a great time on the hunt and will be putting in for it every year from now on. We saw lots of mule deer and 2 bears and had many enjoyable times. The evening hunt only produced a muley spike however Tim was completely happy with the hunt. He had taken a 150ish muley buck, a 90ish mexico coues, and a 81" NM antelope. We both feel that taking a buck is the icing on the cake as the pre-hunt and actual hunt is what really makes for a great time. Special thanks go to Jason Amaro and Tommy Maldonado as we would not have seen near the numbers of coues deer we did nor have such an excellent hunt. Now I get to look forward to January!!! Pictures below Here is my 90" archery buck to compare.

Awesome story Ernesto!!! What were you using to call them in? Sounds like you had a blast. I want to get out and go varmint calling more often. Wish I could make the time. Mike

Jim White Tripler for sale, perfect condition, comes with everything included as if bought from this website. Asking $200 firm. Pm me if interested. thx, Mike

Thanks for the compliments. SunDevil, That white stuff is from a northern Arizona unit in January. I love hunting in the stuff!!! You get to see fresh tracks, blood, and the drag is so much easier!!

Man can Mexico produce them!! Nice bucks !!

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126 AND 8/8THS. iow 127 PTS.

Scott, I'll take one off your hands if you have it left? Just can't let my wife know. Mike

Red Rabbit, What do you thinK?

I went on my 2nd antelope hunt in eastern NM with 2 other guys that frequent this site and another guy. It was even more of a blast than the 1st hunt. All of us took good goats and I'm sure the other 2 will post theirs. My buck was just over 15 inches tall with pretty good mass. Took him at 420 yards with my .270 wsm 130 grn. Tim aka Tam took a very nice 16" lope as well as Greg aka couestaxi's beatiful non-typical. Here is a pic of my last years and this years bucks. http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j101/tre...dman/07buck.jpg http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j101/tre...dman/08buck.jpg The 2nd one is several inches larger than the first one.

Hi guys. Just wanted to throw out the message that Mortgage rates have dropped significantly these past couple of days and now would be a good time for some to refinance or lock a rate in on a purchase if in the process. If anyone wants more info regarding a specific scenario, feel free to give me an instant message. Thx, Mike Udall

Sorry to those who expressed interested. I decided to keep it. Mike

Thanks guys for the input! I plan on getting another one as soon as I'm finacially comfortable. They are a great trailer and backed by very good customer service!!! Mike Title is clear btw.

Very nice pics and good wide buck for the last 2 pics. He should look good on your wall! Keep us updated! Mike

Congrats to everyone else that drew as well!! Jason and Tommy I may be Im'ing you a little for a little info and advice if you dont mind?

YEE HAAHH!!!!!!! I scored for NM. Didn't draw an elk tag but I got an eastern side antelope tag and a Nov Burro Mt Coues tag!! Time to whip out the Tikka .270 WSM.

Nice find!! He should bee looking pretty good this year!!

I accidentally won 2 of these on ebay and need to get rid of one. Brand new in the box Lone Wolf Sit and Climb treestand. I've done extensive research and this is the best climber out there. Comes with a bow holder. The 2008 seats are supposed to be more comfortable than there previous seats however if you want the all around best stand bar none I would recommend buying a summit seat for $30.00 on cabelas. From reading hundreds of posts, although it is a very expensive stand it is worth the cost. I'm asking $330.00 which is exactly what I got it for on ebay. http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/template...f&noImage=0

Sold...PF... th:)

Looks coues to me! Nice rack!