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I am selling a 2008 Polaris Ranger 700xp with 6700 miles on it. I am the original owner and It's been serviced and maintained on schedule. Comes with an overhead radio/cd player, rear seat, roof, 3point harnesses throughout, 2" lift kit, rear cooler rack, spare tire. Ranger has been used for hunting only and has scratches throughout the plastic. The trailer is a 2016 Playcraft that is an 8'x10' with LED lights and permanent tags. $6800 pm or text 602-758-5535

I will sell the trailer separately. $1300'for the trailer. Trailer is 5 months old.

With all this road hunting talk im starting to get road sickness.

Yup it can happen. Draw the tag...road hunt it and let us know how you did. Good luck!

Anything I suppose is possible. I never encountered a big buck standing off the road personally. I believe 13b is 50-60 miles wide by 90-110 miles long. A DIY guy will spend almost as much as it would cost to hire an outfitter. In one weekend alone we ate up a set of tires.It all sounds good now but the reality is once you actually draw you have to decide how your going to do the hunt. I had guys prior to my hunt last year telling me they would help and when it came down to it most of them went quiet.

Good luck in the draw. Another fact to toss around. All the archery bucks killed over 200" last year had some type of guiding involved. I paid for a scouting package but never had any guides in my camp. Not (1) DIY guy killed a 200"+

I hunted 13b last year and was fortunate to take an archery buck well over 200". I shot my buck off water and I had a camera on the waterhole leading up to the hunt and he was never on camera. We did see him hanging in the area while glassing. Here are the facts on the strip archery last year. There was 6 bucks taken in B over 200" during the archery hunt and (1) buck in 13a archery over 200". That's a combined (50) total tags between the two units. My point is it is not EASY to kill a giant up there. Weather, monsoons will play a big part on sitting water etc.

I've hunted 5bs quit a bit and every time I've hunted it I've run across Wards guides. I have never seen A3 on a hunt. Wards clients have killed some great bulls in there. You probably can't go wrong with either choice.

I will say this..if you draw an archery goat tag in 10 and you don't pay the fee or you try and get on and its full you are screwed. I hunted it last year and yes there are goats outside the ranch but there few and far between compared to whats on the BO. There also more pressured as every Tom, Dick, and Harry with a tag is looking at everything outside the ranch as the ranch doesn't open for scouting until a few weeks before the opener. Im not saying you cant kill a goat outside the BO im saying the odds are tougher. I believe the Babbit and Espee ranch are still free to hunt but the population of goats don't match the BO. The archery success will drop in 10 just my 02.

Congrats on a nice buck!

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Selling an Outdoorsman pan head. I used it twice and prefer my pistol grip. $300 text me if interested at 602-758-5535

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Peoria.

I know of (2) big bucks that came out of 42 on the general hunt. One was a 170-180" 3x4 and the other was a 5x6. I helped a jr hunter Friday get his 1st buck (3x3) in 42. He made a 485yd shot. His buck was the only one killed in the camp as of yesterday. Buglethemin you should have an excellent hunt.

Selling a Nikon riflehunter 550 rsngefinder. $100 pm or text 602-758-5535

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I'm selling a 2008 7'x14' Haulrite trailer that is all metal. Ramps mount on back as the gate. Ramps can also be used on the side rails and (3) quads can be loaded from the side. $1100 pm or text 602-758-5535

Here is my brother's and I 2015 archery strip bucks!

Guys thx for the kind words! We did a scouting package with Chads guide Service and made one trip up there with him 4 weeks before the season. We did not have any guide or guides in camp during the hunt. We feel fortunate to take 2 bucks over 200". The dropper was my #1 buck because of his dropper and it was just a plus that he went Easily over 200". We had seen the dropper one time 4 weeks before the season but he was never on camera leading up to the hunt. On the fourth night I sat a waterhole in the area we had seen him and to my surprise he came in and gave me a 45 yd shot. He ran 50yds and the rest was history. My brother had pattern the deer he was hunting and he had noticed they were taking the same path to there bedding area. He sat the area in hopes they would continue the same patterns and luckily they did. His buck along with 3 others walked into him and he shot his at 50yds. We both feel lucky to have filled a dream of killing bucks over 200" with a bow. My dropper has been scored as low as 205" and as high as 212". My brothers buck was scored as low as 217" and as high as 221". Both of us were shooting PSE HD decrees with gravedigger broad heads.

2 buddies of mine killed in 5a. I took a bull out of 5bs.

I had 2 stands and 2 cameras stolen in 5bs. Both were on waterholes down the same road. $200 reward if you can lead me to my stuff. Pm or text 602-758-5535

Both cameras were mounted in bear boxes with Python cables. Both stands were ratchet strapped in and we also ran chains and cables around both stands with locks. Both trees had no limbs to climb up so whoever stole them had pegs or ladders.

I'm not sure who took them. I normally would not put my stands and cameras out a month before season but we had archery strip tags and we were prepared to do the strip hunt the whole time which ends a day before elk opens.