Kaffer62

Fender Dg7 acoustic guitar w. Hard case Hardly played, looks new! $120 obo 623-910-5393 (can text pics) Peoria

I have leupolds on my rifles and have been happy. Customer Service has always been stellar if I ever needed it.

my trusty Katera, 65Lbs Spot Hogg SDP wrap, Trophy taker...

I may have some things you can use....let me check back with you later...

Looks Great! I love the pic of Sycamore!

I added 2 reviews to the website...will add more when I have more time.

7/28 315pm

Good lookin Toyota!

Nugent! Stranglehold!

I prefer glassing from binoculars myself. keeping one eye closed while glassing gets old really quick, but that is my opinion. Firstcoueswas80 has a good point! have the best of both worlds. Try out different setups to see what matches your style the best.

i got $500 bass pro gift cards I will trade ya for it

Great shotgun! Love mine

Looks good Amanda, I actually think my vehicles look better with the stickers on them!!

Looks like the bear and I share some of the same moves.....

Congrats Angie! Looks like it was a very fun hunt besides the weather! I am sorry I couldn't have made it. Next Year Baby!

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Saw this truck on Friday afternoon at the Tucson Northwest Medical Center

I bought a muzzleloader from mike a year ago and had the pleasure in meeting him and his kids... My heart goes out to his family! You will truly be missed!

Saw you driving eastbound on the 60 about 8:15pm on weds night 1/26 looked like your license plate said coueshunter or something to that effect

Congrats guys! looks like a good time and a great pig!!

Sweet! Congrats

That looks awesome!!!!

Great way to end a horrible ordeal!

Saturday morning started out with us heading up out to the sticks with high hopes. After about 2 hours of glassing Tracy glassed up a herd on the same ridge we saw them the week before... We made a plan and headed out. We made our way up to canyon they were in. Tracy went up the ridge to the south to try and glass them up while I snuck up the ridge we last seen them on. We both made it to our predetermined spots and began to pick apart the mountainside with no luck. After about two hours I decide to sneak across the ridge in hopes of finding them bedded down. after no luck I moved lower on the hill side and started to sneak back the way I came... after about 100 yards or so I heard a loud roar!!! I started to look in every direction and finally found them in the bottom of the draw.. The herd was split up, the majority of them were heading up the opposite ridge where Tracy just happened to be. He was able to get some good footage with the camcorder in hand. There were about 5 or six pigs still on my side of the hill and with hand signals Tracy was able to give me an idea of where they were... As I made my way across the ridge, I was able to pick up a pigs back over a rock outcropping. I eased my way until the pig was in view and I had a good shooting lane. The pig was broadside and I ranged it at 34 yards.. drew my bow and released. Unfortunately Upon release the pig turned its head looking in my direction. The arrow hit right below her eye and drove down through her neck and stopping at the opposite shoulder. Without knowing the extent of the damage, all I could see was the pig turn and run off with which seemed like a large part of my arrow sticking out. I immediately sat down feeling bad about the shot. I waited for Tracy to come over and also to give her time without pushing her. We found good blood right away and followed it for some time even though it slowed down to a dime to nickel sized drop every 5-10 feet. We finally found my arrow broken in half and even though we lost the blood, I was able to pick it up a little lower on the mountain and wouldn't you know it! There she laid about another 10 feet lower... Man I was happy to see her!!!! I am super impressed with the Rage broadheads, even though it went through what it did, the broadhead came away with one bent blade but regardless it was still 100% intact. After gutting her, we prepared for the 1 1/2-2 mile hike back to the truck in the dark. Thankfully it was good times the whole way back!

Great looking pig! Congrats and hopefully he is able to kick it and head out looking for his pig