TrackerG
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It’s alright, when you screw up one day there will be some forum written on your petty mistake where guys are picking you apart. These are good guys, that have helped a lot of people learn and experience the outdoors. This is a petty mistake that really doesn’t matter in the grande scheme of life.
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Guess what, if you hunt long enough, in enough places, you’re gonna make a mistake. And when you do, you’ll realize we are all human. All you guys care about is crucifying anyone you can.
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You’ve never shot a deer from a road? Never? Not once?
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SOLD
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Selling my 2001 Toyota tundra limited 4x4 extended cab. I am unsure on the actual miles. ODO currently shows 167,000. Last owner swapped out dash. New upper control arms new BFG KM3 255/85r16 tires. new shocks with a level kit new steering rack bushings plugs and wires truck runs great and does not use any oil body panels and bumper have some dents RH door latch only works from the inside, or reaching in the window. I bought a 4Runner for hunting so this is for sale. located in Tucson call or text 520-526-5124 $5K OBO
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Man if it were a 20 ga or smaller I would be on my way up there. What a great deal on the Browning. For anyone interested, the superposed is a great shotgun, and this one is from 1974 made in Belgium.
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3 years
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3 years
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I honestly have no idea, you’re probably right considering the wear on the truck and the work I’ve had to do, which is why I am asking so low for it
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As of right now I am not interested in trades. Thank you though
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Isn’t that crazy, they are bulletproof for sure
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Still for sale?
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Do you have any more close up pictures of the Browning? Can you get a serial number picture? Does it fire on both barrels?
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4.7v8
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Clean AZ title in my name
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Within the last 3-6 months I have replaced the following: Brakes Brake Booster Upper control arms Balljoints replaced Front struts are upgraded to rough country level kit Rear struts replaced Transfer case actuator replaced Steering rack bushings upgraded to poly-urethane 2500 miles on BFG KM3 255/85 r16 tires (still in new condition) Also installed a programming chip from thornton racing to upgrade the gas mileage. (averaging 13.9-14.5 mpg in town) New carrier bearing
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Youth model 410 Rossi Tuffy. Single shot, fixed Mod choke. Best I can tell, it seems the gun has never been fired. perfect time for a Christmas gift for the kids. Located In Tucson $125 OBO. Call or text may be easier to get ahold of me 520-526-5124
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Sold pending funds
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I can meet in Casa Grande if the time is right, or the night of Thanksgiving I’ll be driving through PHX for an elk hunt
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I can meet in Casa Grande if the time is right, or the night of Thanksgiving I’ll be driving through PHX for an elk hunt
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Unit 10 late rifle bull. 2 points 👍🏼
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Looking For 1995 Toyota 4Runner Engine
TrackerG replied to Non-Typical Solutions's topic in Classified Ads
The 3.4 swap is most certainly the way to go. It is a little costly, but with a 3.4 you do not loose power, like you would with a 22re swap. And the 3.4 is an amazing engine if its maintained. -
Really? Interesting, that is pretty much the rifle I have. Except a steel action. With a full mag and scope my rifle weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces, and the recoil is pretty minimal. Its actually good enough that I have been spotting my own impacts on game.
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7 PRC Titanium action 20-22 inch carbon barrel Carbon stock Arca swiss plate for tripod use as well as a picatinny rail up front for bipod use.
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35B late season rifle and glass
TrackerG replied to lastemp11's topic in Rifle hunting for Coues Deer
I've hunted down in 35b a fair bit. The deer can be very pockety I have noticed. There isn't a ton of roads in the southern portion of the unit, and it is very thick in a lot of areas. In my opinion it is well worth pulling the trigger on a VERY good set of 15s. In that unit, I feel like the deer are pretty pressured by the end of December. I would try hard to find areas that other hunters are overlooking. I feel like the glassing points that are a 2 mile hike away from any roads are far superior. I have backpack hunted that unit as well. I personally have never seen any issues with illegal activity. I would recommend camping somewhere on the north end of the San Rafael valley. There is a few good pull offs that would be an easy/ safe haul to get a camper in.
