KaibabHunter

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Nice gun. I have the same one basically. Very happy with it. Good luck with the sale.

I have the same machine browning edition. Love it. Low hours with some extras and fresh belt, battery, and tires...this is a good deal! Good luck with the sale!

Hard to say on the tag with multiple tags in each. I drew my 2nd choice tag last year. 1st choice had 2 tags, 2nd only had 1. Pretty sure 3-5 choices aren't in play as all sheep tags are filled before they make it to that round.

My ranger is a lil older, 07, but I have zero complaints. Minor repairs from off road use, do all the maintence myself, and it is a tank. For my use, hunting, I rarely hit 30 mph but it crawls over anything u put in front of it and can carry a load.

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There's a shop next to Curtis Blue Line at 5035 S 33rd st, phx that has a bunch of military equipment he restores. Call Curtis and they could probably get u the name of the business.

Don't need it, drop to $75

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7 year quit cope anniversary coming up Jun 24, 2010. Not easy but I very rarely ever get a craving anymore.

I got it figured out! Thx!

We are going thru this now. Won't say my wife had a good paying job but she loved it and they did her wrong after 7 years so she quit on principal. I guess we will find out what job she replaces it with. She finished her accounting degree last year so we're hoping that will help get her get better pay.

11 can do it!. Still pure luck but it can happen with less than max in some units. Makes drawing that tag all the more cool when u realize the odds u somehow beat.

Turbo: That is an understatement! I have a full write up that's pushing 5000 words that covers the entire experience start to finish just to capture the memory for myself.

that guy will probably be a senator one day

I also found the less I touched the gun the better I shot. I rolled up a towel an duct taped it and carried it in my pack. Supporting the butt stock with that, loose right hand with just the trigger finger doing the work and either no left hand involved or wrapped the sling. Worked with a bipod or pack supported. Of course u may have to adapt/improvise with field conditions. No idea if that's proper technique but I was confident out to 600 yards. I took my ram prone using the above with my bipod, but it was only a 266 yard shot. I practiced quite a bit and that's what I found worked for me.

Bump for a good deal.

Bump for a good deal.

Just wanted to give a shout out to AZ Archery Enterprises for great customer service. I was thinking I was gonna have to replace the Hoyt Pro Drop that came with my bow even though it was tuned perfectly because I wanted a capture arm for hunting. I called AAE, shipped it in for $7.75, they added an arm, and sent it back. Saved me some $ and didn't hesitate to add the arm or replace the rest.

Pretty cool. We made a fireplace mantle out of a burned out pine log we found while elk scouting last year.

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My new bow came with an HHA Optimizer Lite single pin sight and I think I want a 5 or 7 pin in the $200 range or less. Used for hunting only, no 3D. Any recommendations?

This is a good thread with a good discussion on tactics u should read. http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/20542-elk-in-pinyonsjunipers/