Redman

OK price lowered again (last time) $80.00 Pictures added

Greetings, I have a almost new G5 Optix LE with (5) 0.19 pins for sale, the sight has been mounted, but other than that nothing wrong at all. Looking to get $110.00. I would like a 7 pin sight. Redman

Price lowered. $90.00.

It was the Antis that pushed for banning baiting AND USE OF HOUNDS in Colorado and Oregon, not hunters. If you don't think the use of dogs will the next thing they go after here, once the baiting is taken away, you are not paying attention. These people are not stupid, they know that they cannot get away with the banning of all hunting, but they can take a little bit away every year until our numbers eventually dry up and die. WAKE UP! Your argument as you stated is a red herring. The rule change in AZ is due to the Game and Fish, not antis. I am neutral on this subject, I guess it's because I have never done it. I thought about it, and was going to do it this year because the great success people are having...... Redman

Tony, What? You mean to tell me that other states don't allow bating? Holly molly I thought the Arizona Game and Fish was really stepping away from the norm if it was going to ban baiting. The states you mentioned seem to be pretty good company... Thanks for the post. Redman

I have seen that ridge many, many times..... Redman

If I had unlimited $$ I would be air lifted to the back country by helicopter.... and picked up. Redman

In September and at night it would cool down without a problem. In July it had to be 115+ at Roosevelt Lake and with the AC on during the day, the inside probally cooled it down to 90? There was an obvious diffference from being inside and out, once the sun went down, it drastically cooled off. The only problem is in order to get a generator to handel the load of the AC I had to buy a Craftsman generator, it's noisy.... to get a Honda to power the AC I was looking at $3500. A long extension cord helps. Redman

I got the 10C model (its camo). It is my second pop up. Not sure what info your looking for, but if you are in the market for a pop up, its the way to go. It's built good, but some material is not up to my expectations. The suspension makes going over rocky roads great, it has more clearance than my truck so it will go many places. It pulls great on the highway. It has an inside and outside shower, hot water heater, toilet, refrig, heater, AC.... it has everything. A couple of friends have borrowed it and stated they really liked it. We used it at Roosevelt last year during the hottest weekend of the year, the AC helped cool the kids (obviously I had a generator). The negatives are, the canvas is not as good as my old Viking pop up, I spent a week in Colorado last year and it POURED! everything was damp, but there was so much humidity, hard to say if it was the trailer or not. It does not hold any heat at all, I used it in Jan and sometimes I thought it was colder inside than out (when the heater was not running). It is still a pop up and requires setup. I can get it up in the dark in about 20 minutes. I use an electric drill to put down the jacks and need to find one to lift the roof. I also need to modify the batteries so I can put two 6V (so the heater does not run the battery down in two nights). I talked with a guy who put two 6v and during his moose hunt the heater ran for 9 days with juice to spare. If I had more than 1/2 ton I may of opted for a toy hauler. I got a smoking deal I paid 8k for it, the original owner paid around 14k for it less than a year before. If you need more info, PM me. Like I said, if your in the market for a pop up, it's the way to go. Redman

Thanks for the responses, I would like to get to one shoot once a month, I npw travel all over the state so can plan to go to any shoot depending on what else is going on. I love the Sunrise shoot, what a great time. I have only been to a few other shoots, in your opinion how do the other shoots compare to Sunrise? I hope to make it this weekend to Usery. Thanks, Redman

Wow, great job, congrats!! Redman

That is way cool, Brittany great job! Redman

Way to go, you are kicking butt! Redman

There was a lot of discussion on this a few months ago in the bow hunting forum. Here is a cut and past of another members post' "3A/3C - 150 tags 3B - 75 tags 7 - 500 tags 12A - 1850 tags 13A - 120 tags 13B - 120 tags January 2 week season instated: units 4AB, 8 & 9 .... not sure which 2 weeks December season cancelled: units 17A, 20A, 22, 23, 35A, 37A & 42. All the archery deer hunters that draw a permit for 12A, 13A & 13B can also buy over the counter buffalo and elk tags like the rifle hunters can. Now when they say Dec, cancelled they mean no Dec. hunt but open all of Jan." Redman

Nice job, I glassed some up on the opposite hill in 22 yesterday, but by the time I got over there I could never find them, the wind was terrible. Redman

Great job. Redman

I am glad to see paper applications will only be allowed. Redman

Thanks for posting this info. I can't say I am going to purchase one, but I agree if the elk need to be removed, hunters should have at least an opportunity to remove them. Redman

Its a good idea, but at the expense of another area. The yahoos that now leave trash behind, shoot signs, cattle, etc. will just go somewhere else. I like the idea Sundevil had, require a pass (like Tonto), Redman

Plenty of left over tags.... so I can take your place on the Mexico hunt Redman

I do a couple of things. 1. Mark the area from where I shot with marking tape or toilet paper, paper is better because it will dissolve and I do not go back to collect it. This allows me to go back to the original shooting spot if I have trouble finding it to and start over. 2. Try to walk in line with the shot and tie a few more ribbons or toilet paper so when I get on the other side I can look back and line myself up. 3. Mark it with my GPS. 4. Pick a land mark on the other hill that I can find once I am over there. Redman

Super sweet... that kid is a natural, not to mention he is fast with a bolt action. Redman

Greeting's, I need some new boots, before we start let me recap my last three pairs oldest to newest. 1. Silvis lasted about 10 months 2. Bass Pro pathhunters- last 3 weeks 3. Danner Pronghorns- lasted 6-8 months 3 pairs in < 2 to years. Most disapointed with the Danners since they cost the most... any suggestions?? Redman

The soles are worn and the stitching on the heal has come apart. My feet got soaked in Colorado this year. I know I can get them rebuilt, but for $90, I may as well try another pair. The best pair I had was a off brand from JC Penny's that lasted me two years. I walked a lot more back then. I would say I cover enough ground but not a lot. I averaged about 5-8 miles a day last week in Colorado. Redman

I looked at those and I think I am going to try them. Which model do you have? Do the sizes run normal (or are they big or small)? Redman