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I'd be interested in those cams when you get back in town let me know that is if deserthunter dont want em

So if your like me and didn't get caught up in the rapture sorry... But now we can a least continue to hunt and heres some good stuff.... Mathews Reezen 6.5 Bare bow $450 w/ accessories$ 650 RH 60-70# 27"draw, Matthews t3 quiver, Amp 3 pin sight, Trophy Taker fall away full-capture rest, Doinker Stabilizer, Mathews Deadend String suppressor, wrist sling, peep installed, loop, speed nocks.(this is not my bow can't speak much for other than it shoots nice when I'm watching) Matthews Switchback Right Handed Bare bow $365 w/ Accessories $450 60-70# 30"draw, 4 pin sight, Alpine 5 arrow quiver, Brand new strings on it, Limbsaver stabilizer. Mathews Q2XL bow only $265 RH 60-70# 29" draw peep, cat whiskers, release loop.

Price drop of 25 on everything..... Otherwise off to ebay Sunday

Hate to high jack this thread but I have never heard of a 12+1 Kimber in 45. I just spent 30 minutes searching the internet for one too. Can anyone enlighten me on this one??? I believe the one pictured is the Kimber BP 10 which is a 10+1 if that helps anyone looking to buy

7/8 If there was a handgun with a 12+1 capacity 45 they would be a lot more popular.

I have my p22 up for sale it is the 5inch barrell. Comes with everything that is sold with the gun new. Like picture below. Would keep it if someone had a 3 inch barrell for it at a great price. priced at $325. Live in Glendale will be in mesa on sat if that helps

Well all the extra front sights that came with the gun are different heights. I have not seen that problem before at least with my gun. As of now the gun is taken but we will see if they come through.

Jade your in luck I have a slightly used trackimg system not gps but just as effective they will never get lost. Let me know when we can set up a time to swap. Attached a pic so you can see it....

Ha let me tell you my story of this weekend. I got to my spot well before sun up and I knew that spot was holding some good deer. I had done my homework on the area over the last few months. Well we are sitting there a bit before 5am and after about an hour I see legs walking down the hill opposite of us. I motion to the other guy to be quite, nock an arrow, and attach the release. The deer comes out in the opening 30 yards to my left and starts grazing. At this point Im standing behind a tree the deer is broadside to me and he is oblivious to our presence. I was shooting an x-force nicely sighted in with a smart rest non capture style. So to keep the arrow from falling off the rest on draw I use my index finger to hold the arrow where I want it. At this point my mind is racing Im shaking pretty good and its pretty hard to contain myself. So with the arrow pointing down I start to draw and raise the bow at the same time. Five inches into the draw I hear that all to familiar tink of arrow meeting riser. Any buck at 30 yards would have heard me and this one was no different. He was gone back up the hill stopping every 20 yards doing the hiss to warn all the other deer around. So what Happened????? The nock came out of the back of the arrow on the draw...... with the pressure from my finger on the shaft it held the arrow and during the start of my draw the nock just slid out the back..... Now tell me that doesnt suck I mean who does that happen to. Oh yeah and thirty minutes later I sent an arrow over the back of another buck.....

No way that is wrong in so many ways. They could resale them and make a mint. That represents a lot of peoples time and money he walked off with.

One time in Uruguay at night I saw a dog kill this cat in the middle of the street. After the dog had left a man came down out of one of the houses picked up the cat and took it inside. Now Im not sure if it was his cat or not but being the section of town I was in I dont think so. Im sure people all over the world eat it. Its just not my cup of tea...

It seems to me that the set up you have there would take a lot of pictures of moving sunlight. If not post up what kind of cams you are using...... And the coordinates to the cam spot if you have them

Wow that one went way over my my head maybe because im small minded

hello mogollon monster.

Cancer looks like a large mass between the front legs and obviously something wrong with the back leg. IMO she still should be somewhat healthy with a broken leg but she looks bad. Like stated above maybe a car.

Left Tear: If the fletched end of the arrow tears the paper to the left of where the tip penetrates. This may indicate that: • Arrow rest is adjusted too far to the left. Adjust arrow rest to the right. • Arrow shaft is too stiff (right handed archers): Although very unlikely, it is possible that the spine of the arrow shaft is too stiff. Using an arrow selection chart, select an arrow with the proper spine or increase draw weight of the bow. For left- handed archers: Arrow shaft too weak. • Arrow making contact with the cables. Adjust cable guard to achieve more clearance. • Inconsistent shooting form. Have your shooting form and technique checked by a qualified archery coach. Right Tear: If the fletched end of the arrow tears the paper to the right of where the tip penetrates. This may indicate that: • Arrow rest is adjusted too far to the right. Adjust arrow rest to the left. • Arrow shaft is too weak (for right-handed archers): Although very unlikely, it is possible that the spine of the arrow shaft is too weak. Using an arrow selection chart, select an arrow with the proper spine or reduce draw weight of the bow. For lefthanded archers: Arrow shaft too stiff. • Cable guard adjustment too far out. Adjust cable guard to achieve proper vane clearance. • Inconsistent shooting form. Have your shooting form and technique checked by a qualified archery coach.

got any pics??? Ha I say that like i could buy them anyways.

Got some stuff for sale Here it is Nothing wrong with any of it Badlands UltraDay Owned for one year been out in the field a couple of times. Real nice it has an external frame to it that keeps the backpack about 3 inches off your back makes it nice and cool asking. No tears or holes full functional. $110----NOW 100 Check out their website on it http://www.badlandspacks.com/ultra.php Brand New Zen-Ray ED2s 10x43 This is the new model and are way nice Search on here there are awesome reviews on them. And the reviews are right. These have not been in the field and have been sitting on the entertainment stand in my room since bought. Only thing I did with them was put on rings for a harness. Asking $380 3 Moultrie cams. The one in the middle is a D40. Not sure what the other two are but they are not the same as each other. These all work and were brought in from the field yesterday with pics so I know they work. The time and money required to use them is beyond me now. Included are 2 brand new 6 volt batteries and 2 one gig SD cards. Two of the cams were modified to accept cable locks. And as visible in the pic there is some home done camo. Asking 140 for all that. I will take paypal if that helps anybody. But, you cover any fees including shipping. I'm located in Mesa.

Only thing left is the Badlands price drop to 100 on that (thanks Youngbuck hope you enjoy)

you took a picture of your computer screen to post as the picture of the Rhino. Thats great....

Cameras are spoken for. Thanks Jade for the comment I appreciate it.

Looks like a muley in the third one down any other pics of that.

Thats a horrible thing to say.... but why can't I stop laughing when I read it????

32" draw length WOW you guys must be 7 feet tall. I'm 6'3'' and I'm shooting 29"

The Good strings ar made with many strands... factory strings are like factory tires on a Pickup... you run them out cuz you don't want to waste them.... some tear them off and sell them... no one really likes them. having a Resource like Jeremy here in the Rim Country just makes it easier to tear off the fatory stuff and go custom.... Hope that clears it for you a touch TJ.... the other part is that I wanted my bow to LOOK like no one elses.... so I ordered it all custom. Yes... ego... And yes my wife is still shooting factory strings...She will for this year and then new strings next year, probably. Well I do make my own strings and I tell you what. Never heard or seen two color strings that are two seperate strings twisted together. They are made together out of two strands of fibers they are wrapped around till they add up to about 20-24 individual strands in the string and all served together as one string. I can't say that factory strings are any better or worse than customs. I have searched on PSEs website for string specs and they make theirs out of 452x which is pretty widely considered the best material on the market to date. Their cables are another issue. I believe my x-force came with 8125 cables which aren't the best. That is why I switched mine out for my own made from 452x. Most people consider customs because often they are prestretched which should make initial tuning easier and bows don't come with the fancy colors.