jeffcros

I just dont understand the thinking in "I cant wait until I catch one of these Aholes" What are you going to do shoot someone over a $100? What if the Ahole shoots you? Everyone knows the risk when you leave trail cams out, I've lost two. I have found smoking deals on cameras over the years. I know over the years--- you will loose some. Is it worth the trouble? Do you really think you are going to catch someone?? Its a pipedream, unless you get their license plate number, social security number, and address you aint got shoot. All I can say is go further back, put them higher, and make them harder to find. Get a lock box, it keeps the honest guys honest. A thief is a thief! If they can... They will. There has been so much BS over these cameras, Unless you catch the guy cutting your camera down with the sheriff or on video what are you going to do? is it worth shooting someone over a camera. Getting hurt out in the woods or worse? Come on are we just talking tough are are we not thinking at all? I like my freedom...

If I were you I would try 22. There are alot of good-great bear areas in the early season. The Santa Ritas are rough at best. If I was going to put my time in 22 has the most bears. Thats my opinion, take it or leave it.

I have two nylon bow scabbords that I no longer use. I will take $50 for both. If you need pics I can add them later. They are in good shape but they are used, they are half the price of new. One i used more I put better saddle attachments to it-Jeff

I would like to get the the G5's from you. I'm sending a message now.

Heres a couple of pics for you guys.

I'll say 143.5" What a beautiful deer!

Like every one else is saying, green areas, look for droppings, and corn doesn't hurt. Once they find the corn, it will be part of their routine. Here are a few pics from last years scouting for the spring hunt. Good luck!

Cody, you are a true sportsman! Helping people that are not "close" takes a person that loves to do it!Great Job! The future of hunting depends upon this type of attitude!

Friday we left the house around noon and headed south. We set up camp and were glassing by 4. After watching a couple of mulie does for awhile we spotted a couple of Javelina about a mile away. So we took off. John, Dale and myself hurried over to where we knew they would be. When we topped the hill they were a little further than I thought they would be. At 77 yds it was too far with the wind for an arrow, so we decided to try and get a little closer. The wind was swirling just enough for the 2 pigs to catch some scent and strart to spook. Thats when Johns Caspian open gun let loose of alot of rounds and put the javi down. We watched the pig in the binos for a few minutes before deciding he was down for good. But when we walked up, the pig had other plans. He took off running when we got to about 10 ft. John pulled up a xd and rolled him with a few shots. We were amazed at how much lead this javi took. After a few pics and a little hike back to the truck it was dark. Another great opening day! We had a great hunt and a great camp.

Heres a couple, they are always on the move! I n the last picture there was a cow elk standing where the lion was 1min before.

This 10/22 shoots one hole groups! Has a Green Mountain Stainless bull barrel, Boyds thumbhole stock, volquartzen trigger parts, extended safety and mag release, extended bolt, weaver v-10, 2 10rd mags and 1 25 rd mag. $475.00

Great job, those little buggers are fun to hunt. Great video, a tripod would hve been nice though. I get excited like that too and it is hard to keep from shaking the camera.

I have two bow scabbords for sale. Both for $50.

No one has came and bought these.... yet. Who wants them?

Here is a few pictures that was taken in September

Saturday morning started out with a cup of coffee and a bagel discussing all the big mulies we've been seeing. The sun was starting to crack so we left camp. A little after first light we glass up a 170 class mulie and the stalk is on. Well after a close call, the buck grabbed his does and moved off in the other direction. Matt, Chris, and I are all on the glass again, within minutes we have whitetails and pigs. Plan made, we start the stalk. We see that athe buck is pushing does all over and eventually we see them leave, so we stay on the pigs. During our stalk a smaller buck pushes does to within 30 yds of Chris and I. But no chance of a shot, the does knew we were there and they were blowing at us. So after a few minutes Chris had a pig on the other side of a prickly pear at 10 yds for 15 minutes, with no shot. Finally off to his side another pig came out into the open about 20yds away and took a muzzy behind the shoulder. His pig went about 40yds and piled up. I was quite a bit lower on the hill when i heard the hit, then when they scattered one javelina came down by me. After a little wait and another muzzy behind the shoulder at 20 yds we had a double. Here are a few pictures, I'd like to thank Matt from Borderland Adventures for a great hunt. In the few days I was out with him I saw an amazing amount of bucks, both mulies and coues deer.

Good Call- too funny

This Rifle shoots 1/2" 100 yd groups with handloaded 180gr Nosler bullets. Comes with 2 wood stocks, 1 is painted camo and the other is still new. Has a weaver v10 scope, 1 1/2lb crisp trigger, and is stainless. Comes with dies and brass and a some bullets. I can post pics if interested tomorrow. $650

Here is a couple of pictures.

This rifle is a shooter- does anyone need a good rifle?

Green mountain fluted, stainless bull barrel, Volquartzen trigger, Boyds custom stock, a few mags, Weaver v10 scope. $500

What do you have for bino covers? I would like to see a pic and a price on the 1 man tent Kelty. Thanks-Jeff jeffmcros@yahoo.com

I think the sheep are Rockies, they are in 24a in the river bottom.

Today quail hunting we found a few birds and picked up a fox. It was a super nice day out and the birds were cooperating. If our shooting was a little better there would be more!

Chasing a covey into some steep stuff and the fox walked out in front of me. My brother was higher on the hill and a few rocks thrown later the fox came out of the brush in front of him. High base 7 1/2's worked just fine at 30 yds.