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Think about this… If you’re not currently in either the top bonus point group or the group just below it, you will probably never benefit from the bonus point round.

Does it have an adjustable objective?

How do you like the tipi and stove and how much does the stove weigh?

Another pack to consider is Stone Glacier...They are a minimalist back that would compare to the Kifaru High Camp.

Since you have 6 people, the only way to guarantee that everybody hunts together ( 4hunters max per application) is to pick a unit with 100% draw rate and only put in for that hunt. This usually limits you to early whitetail hunts. The other thing you need to consider is that a lot of the southern units have access issues, which can very well be the reason for the leftover permits. I did a quick search on the AZGFD website and it mentions that 30A & 30B have a lot of access issues, and in unit 32 that several ranchers have locked up some of the gates blocking off parts of the wilderness.

The any antlered deer hunts are mainly mule deer hunting units that sometimes have pockets of Whitetail... It has nothing to do with deer density.

If you are set on hunting southern Arizona, I would abandon the mule deer hunting and stick to Coues. If they are set on hunting mule deer, I would suggest looking at a different unit or different state.

They work fine; however, if you are already carrying an iphone, the Kowa iphone adapter seems to work better. The Outdoorsman is supposed to have their own version as well.

(32) 5-6 points, (33) 7-8 point, (35a) 3-4 points

Here are a couple examples. If you pick unit 22 it will take at least 8 bps to reach the bonus point round with 6% odds for 7 points 36a will take 4 points to reach the bp round with a 12% chance with 3 points.

Which unit. The northern units are a lot tougher to get a tag.

Hart, Kreiger, Schneider, broughton and Pac-Nor are know to make great barrels and if you ever plan to shoot prone, I would look for a muzzle brake that doesn't have ports on the bottom. I have a Defensive Edge brake that will be going on my next build.

A sendero is still just a rem 700 with nothing special other than a hs precision stock and polished reciever. If he already has a rem 700 adding a custom barrel in his desired contour would give him a better shooting gun and better piece of mind knowing he added the barrel of his choice in the contour, length, fluting of his choice. +1 If I had a Sendero, I would probably sell it and purchase a basic 700 action and have it trued and then add a custom barrel.

Your probably looking at $310-$350 for a barrel plus another $300-$400 thread, chamber, crown and brake. I don't know how we'll your factory rifle shoots now, but the new barrel should get you under 1/2 MOA.

Nice Rifle...Who did the work for you and what taper did you go with? Also, what scope are you putting on it?

With a #5 barrel you can usually get away with low rings.

So it sounds like "270" moved to Show Low and now works at Cal Ranch.

The young road is similar to the 191 with a few less hair pin turns. A good part of it is still dirt with dropoffs. The only two realistic choices are the 60 thru the canyon or 87 thru payson.

79 to the 60 60 to Ellsworth Ellsworth to bush highway Bush highway to 87 87 to 260 260 to show low The beeline has a couple hills, but its two lanes and a large shoulder.

I used Seekins precision high rings. What finish did you use on your barrel?

Do you need a license or permit? If you do, where do you purchase one?

Nice build. Did you use badger rings? Let us know how it shoots.

Plus black powder is fairly simple to make.

Fuel injection.

All you have to do is glue the metal piece onto a iPhone 5 case.