Redman

I would love to have it, will 12x50 fit? if they will I will take it.

wow, nice buck your dad took

Tremendous buck... I think you need to re-measure... you are short changing

I live in the East Valley, have some, it opened but if you need it.... its yours.

HAHAHA coming from somebody who left this website/forum in a tantrum like a little kid..... that is saying a lot... welcome back!

What a let down..... top team in the south lost to the worst team in the north....... UCLA now controls their own destiny in the South... guess ASU will be "disappointed" this year with a trip to the Holiday Bowl....

Upgraded my iPhone to a 6 plus.... Totally forgot about the IScope not being compatible.... For Sale $45.00 retail for $90.... Works perfectly Live in East Valley...

sold pending funds

Currently holding for a member, lionhunter if it falls through your next.

dang i forgot... we saw some javi also my son could have got one

great looking buck... over 110?

still for sale... its for a 5 / 5S. It was used on a Leica spotter 77 and Swaro. Could fit larger and smaller optics

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WTH? late to the party

take a bow, you deserve it as a great father... congrats to your daughter on a fine coues buck

very nice, I have been putting in for Wyoming for a couple of years and building points.

very nice, congratulations. what were the dates of your hunt?

great looking tent... I was not even in the market and almost pulled the trigger on this setup..

I own both a Atlas and Harris, both are good, Atlas is hands down better....

looks like good times with friends, the memories will last forever

Dropped passes, missed FG, bad calls, Freshman QB.... hard to win..... the kicking game for the Cats have cost them many games over the past few years....

Southern AZ is a dump.... now Northern AZ is becoming one....

Wow I am glad you found it and could only imagine the sick feeling stomach....the the ultimate joy...tell guess you can I have lost and found something before

he now does all of mine, exceptional work.

Updated... The first bull was killed spot and stalk on the second morning of the hunt, the other bulls in the area were screaming their heads off, this guy was feeding. My friend made a great stalk and it ended with a 53 yd shot. After the shot, we waited an hour and a half, there was a good blood trail from the shot, no arrow. About 300 yds in the trailing, we found the arrow. The bull ran towards the road which made for an easy pack out….. while running away, this bull stopped at a water hole and rolled in the mud after being shot, which we think he was trying to plug the hole. He died about 100 yds from the wallow. This is his first bull elk /big game animal shot with a bow. The second bull pictured came in on a string. This was also a “first” bull and was taken on the 7th day of the hunt. My friend made a great shot, double lung at 30 yds. Bull piled up about 100 yds away. Scary thing is he bled very, very little. We were literally on our hands and knees trying to find blood. While tracking the bull, the shooter said “there he is” and he was dead about 20 yds ahead of us. When we got up to the bull, the flood gates had opened. There was blood everywhere. Earlier in the day he missed another bull. I am proud of him that he was able to pull himself together and hammer this guy. Since my two friends had not killed a bull elk prior to this hunt, I decided to focus on helping them get their bull first….not that I am a guide or some expert elk hunter. I wanted to be there when they experienced the moment, when they shot their first bull with a bow. Both friends stayed in camp and helped me take a bull of a lifetime. In the same afternoon that bull #2 was taken (day 7), we headed out. The 4wd on my truck would not engage, this limited how far we “went in”. It broke somehow between the morning and afternoon (it a Chevy Silverado with push button 4x4 if anybody has any ideas)… ….After parking and making our way about 1 mile from the truck, I let out a single bugle and a response was herd. We walked about 200 yds down an old road and my friend spotted this bull, he said I see a bull, he looks big. I put my glasses up and said… he’s a giant. This bull was all by himself and would not fully commit to the calls, but hung around responding to each call. I began to stalk him for about 150 yds and got within 50 yds of him (I think as I had to range a tree in the area). A large juniper separated us, I let out a super soft cow call. He turned and began walking towards me. He got within 15-20 yds (again I estimated because I was behind the juniper) and we stared at each though the tree for about 10 minutes (no kidding). All I could think was this bull is going to run off any second. I also had to tell myself to relax. My hand was hurting from gripping the bow so tight. I could barely see him through the tree and he finally turned his head. I drew my bow then stepped out and shot him right in the chest, frontal shot…. I have been taught to not take this shot as it can be risky, but since he was so close and we had already been staring at each other for 10 minutes. I was afraid he would wind me or just run off…. I had to do something.. Blood immediately began spraying (I have never seen so much blood immediately spray). He turned and went down about 50 yds away. I watched him fall. The Easton Axis Realtree Arrow (10.3 gpi) and the 100 grain WacEm buried about half way in his chest. Since we were so close to the road, we were able to put the whole thing in the back of the truck…all 490lbs of him. He was rough taped at 375, but expected to go a little bigger. I never dreamed in a million years of taking an elk like this…. I just wanted a “good” bull to end a great hunt. Then next day we drove about 100 miles to help a friend/brother in law with his bull hunt which is still going on, I had to come back to work.