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Tomorrow all the kiddos are going to embark on a venture that they will remember for the rest of their life whether they harvest or not. All you mom’s and dad’s and grandparents take the time to enjoy the time with your kids because it goes by fast. Have fun be safe God bless all you.

Congratulations to Tessa and you. They say there are better things in life but sharing and passing on the passion for the outdoors to your children is at the top of the list for sure.

I have a 2007 f450 work truck 2nd owner 232k 6.0 Diesel New injectors and ficm at around 202k 12' utility bed with locking boxes 19.5 tires in great shape We bought a new one and kept for a spare that essentially never was used. Currently the ac blow warm that is the only issue. Has been serviced regularly. 6500.00

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Funds did not come through back on the market

Sold Sold Sold 1999 f-250 xlt 7.3 diesel 184k Brand new: nitto ridge grappler bilstein 5100 shocks leveling kit. icp ipr cps blue tooth stereo and speakers runs great for 21 years of life everything works as it should. I picked it up from a buddy of mine’s dad who was in a jam currently it has a lumber rack and a auxiliary fuel tank and toolbox on it I’ll throw in for the right deal. I was going to use it to tow around my bobcat and grade tractor with a dump trailer but I really need a Dually. 10,500 without rack and toolbox obo In Waddell Thanks, Pete six 02-931-1869

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New truck is here boys and girls I need to cut this one loose

My cup runneth over. I have 4 teenagers 13-17 and they all drew tags Late Coues for my son and I 3 coues tags for my daughters Early rifle bull for my son and I = One happy dad

I have a 25-06 Thompson pro hunter in camo Thumbhole stock with big Nikon on it i could let go of. Pm if interested pete

3 girls 3 junior elk tags 3 days to hunt 3 shots fired 3 elk at the meat locker = Happy dude(dad) Once again we were blessed to get 3 junior elks tags for our daughters in 23. So we loaded up Thursday and headed up. I kept telling myself this was going to be a lot of work but we had Abbey(15) Becca (12) Elizabeth (12) (twins) Cousin, Nephew, Brother, son, wife so I felt the help was there but still a lot of work. Opening morning Abbey chose to go with Josh and my wife and I was to take the twins. Bottom line if Josh is guiding you will get opportunity guaranteed. Well it happened early Abbey Shot her cow 250 yards by 7 am. I was so excited when I got the text but just as sad that I was standing next to her when she shot. In the end I'm happy for her although I'm selfish in my thoughts. So we headed back to the ranch to celebrate and take the rest of the day off and enjoy the time. Saturday we took the twins out , I found the elk again but there was a lot of pressure although nobody was banging away in that area there was a lot of people driving the roads. So we opted to go to another spot and low and behold on the way over their 5 cows crossed the road in front of us and we were able to get ahead of them pull over and make are way out in front of them and Elizabeth made her shot and the party was over. 100 yards at 7 am, so we took the rest of the day off to celebrate and just relax we did look in the evening but as far as I was concerned the pressure was off we had 2 elk down until those puppy eyes came to me and said Dad I sure hope I get a chance at one. I said challenge accepted. Sunday morning Abbey found the elk right by the house so Becca and I slipped in to them and they had back doored us down a thick haired over canyon so I blew 1 soft cow call and the bull responded right away so we had to move around to get the shot and was able to get set up fast and Becca sent one , although I had ear protection on I heard the thump but it didn't look like a great shot so we backed out for about 1.5 hours and came back in with help. I looked long and hard and could not find blood and Becca was really taking it hard then all of a sudden I smelled the smell of elk and I pulled a lighter out lit it up started following the scent and there she laid about 60 yards from the shot. 6:45 am 265 yards. I let out a yell that would curl your hair. Becca was very proud of her first elk heck all my girls were happy. But I have to tell you honestly there is nothing better for me to see it in their eyes. Passion just like me. I'm far from mister kill everything maybe 30 years ago I was But now to be able to take the kids out and watch them light up like a Christmas tree when they harvest makes all of it worth it. My wife and I are truly blessed and thank are lucky stars for the blessing's bestowed upon us all 4 of them. Thanks for the read and good luck out there, Pete

I have a 11 ranger 800 with 5960 miles I got it from the original owner who is a buddy of mine we traded out some work for it Has a plastic windshield and a winch I put new tires and rims on it off a brand new one they were take offs it’s green in color it does need the plastic boot on the rear axle runs great stops great. Looking to get five grand or best offer text me for pictures or just call me 602-931-1869 thanks Pete

I have 2 used Jim White heads I bought one from Jim and another from another member. 235.00 a piece 450.00 for the pair

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Markings are from cabelas bargain cave. Good deal some better snatch these up.

If you still have the case I will take it. thanks pete

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I had the game and fish get out a 4" book and hey read that occupied means owned. my 2 cents

Well one of my twins(12) is left handed and has a junior elk coming up. She has been shooting right handed for years but the left eye dominant is finally taking control. She shot lights out today right handed but I could tell she wasn't comfortably. We are looking for a 270 plus up to 300 win mag with a brake preferably a 7mm is was she shoots now. I have plenty of good rifles if you want to trade but obviously mine are right handed. Thanks Pete

There might be hope. My card was hit today for 3 junior tags in which now I could careless if I get drawn because my 3 girls are going elk hunting this year. Sincerely, One happy dad

As luck would have it I had the opportunity to do some bear hunting with the cousins last weekend. Combined my wife's cousin JW and I have killed over 20 bears in AZ between state land and the rez. Let me just say if it wasn't for the passion in are hearts I would sitting right under my ac unit at the house this time of year. It doesn't much matter where you go for bears in AZ, this time of year chances are it will be over 100 degree's sometime during the day of your bear hunt. And it was all that plus some you know it's hot when you are in the saguaro's and prickly pears for a bear hunt in August. Remember saguaro's do not grow over 3800' elevation. Between JW and I we have 8 kids in which 5 teenager's 2 preteen's and the newest hunter to the family a 1.5 year old. He has 4 and I have 4. As we get older are focus is certainly towards the kids getting out to hunt and us guiding them to success in all aspect in life. We started with looking up high 4500' plus and we located one bear opening day but are shooter was in school till 3 and wasn't arriving till that evening. Saturday was hot with no bears located. But we had the oldest teenager down in lower country and he spotted 2 bears. So I decided to move down to help him on Saturday evening. I found a nice black bear right at dark (as usual) with no chance to close the gap before time would run out. So we opted to go home and come back Sunday evening to get it done. So that was 3 we saw in the same area. We were able to close the gap Sunday evening to be in the heart of them and like clock work one bear showed up for the party. JW and his oldest were able to close the gap and get into shooting position I was watching from 1000 yards away on another ridge. I could see the bear and them in my bino's . Then boom and the bear just stood there then boom, boom, boom. The bear had enough and he booged up and move off to a deep canyon. the kid was heartbroken that he missed. So with about 15 min's of safe light left I started looking around and located what was to me a jumbo chocolate in the pears he was at 1124 yards and there was no way to close the gap in time but he was to be numero uno on the hit list. We called the bear line and unit was to close Weds. Between work for us and school for him we knew we were running out of time. I was able to get out Monday evening by myself and had a beautiful solid black one at 207 yards the only thing this bear was missing was about 150 pounds to match up the chocolate one I had saw. So I passed on him which is pretty hard to do. In my heart I really wanted the kid to get one first and I didn't want to booger it up in their. Finally the last evening of the hunt Weds we all were able to get in position for another evening And as luck would have it the same bear he missed came back out and the boy took it as a personal mission to seal the deal on that bear. He glassed it up him self then stalked it and was able to harvest that bear that evening at 150 yards with us old guy's watching . It was like passing the torch off or kung fu master when you snatch the pebbles from my hand it will be time for you to leave. Some of you older reader's will get this. 17 years old and pretty much did it on his own . He originally found the bears ,his dad and I where just their for back up. Now if you have ever taken a bear in the evening with no roads in sight you know how the REST OF THE STORY GO'S needless to say we arrived home around 1:30 am. And again I was happy too be part of it. And for the 350# chocolate I saw well my chocolate addiction will carry on. Thanks for the read, Pete

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You are right funny thing is I have berger's, sierra's hodgon and imr a manual scale and electric. But a for sure a little premature posting. I will get it all documented and posted. Thanks, Pete