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It is an one of the original Model A Coonan's. I do not know how reliable it is with 38 special ammunition

Leupold RX 600i NIB retails for $240 asking $200 Price dropped $180 OBO Gerber LMF II Infantry NIB retails $100 asking $70 Price Dropped $60 OBO API Climbing Tree Stand NIB retails $240 asking $170 Price Dropped $150 OBO Coonan Model A 357 Mag with original box, serial number 055 asking $1100 Price dropped $1000 OBO If you have any questions feel free to shoot me a message.

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127 pounds

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Very pretty bull. I would say he is a 350's to 360 bull.

2001 Rifle Cow 2007 Achery Bull 2012 Archery Bull 2103 Archery Bull

Thats where I am camped. What are the odds

Nothing as of right now, but hopefully by Friday

7e archery bull again

We get shipments of powder every 3 or so days at Bass Pro. We have been getting some primers, but mostly large rifle.

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Ruger SR1911 comes with Ruger soft case, original box, 1 8 round mag, 1 7 round mag and partial box of Hornady Critical Defense ammo. Gun has less than 250 rounds through it. Just do not shoot it enough to justify keeping it. I am off work the next 2 days and am willing to meet in the valley. Asking $800 Will need to fill out Firearm Bill of Sale. Any questions please shoot me a PM

I don't have any group pictures, but the sights are dead on at 45 feet

I purchased the Badlands Ox this last year and absolutely love it. I never thought I would go away from my Eberlestock, but the external frame is amazing. You can remove the pack if you want to or you can keep the pack on and utilize the frame.

Pack is SPF Knife Set is SPF

First we have a Coonan Model A .357 Magnum, serial #55. Also have origional box, but it is not in the greatest condition. I had this appraised and it was stated to be around 90%. Would like to get $1200. Second is an Eberlestock J104 pack. Asking $150 OBO Third is a Continental Divide knife set. These are custom knives made by John Toner. Asking $60 OBO Last is an API Alumi Tech climbing treestand NIB. Asking $200 OBO Any questions or offers please shoot me a PM

I have seen both muleys and coues rutting in the last week of February. I believe the desert muleys peak rut isn't til the last week of january normally.

I was fortunate enough to have another San Carlos tag for January this season and was beyond excited for the opportunity. Jesse and I went up Friday morning to get the trailer setup and to meet up with Matt and Tom to do an afternoon of glassing. We split up that afternoon to check out several different areas. Jesse and I find close to 20 does and only 1 buck that was too far to judge. Matt and Tom also saw 15 does but no bucks. With the lack of rut activity where we were we all decided to head to higher elevations for opening morning. Opening morning found Matt and Tom overlooking a huge canyon system turning up several bucks including a huge 3x4 that would go well over 100. Jesse, Alan and I all decided to glass a big mountain side we had seen good bucks on in the past. We ended up finding several bucks including a giant on our side that again would go well over 100, but when we attempted to move in we lost him. Midday we decided to circle around to meet up with Tom and Matt. We were there for several minutes when I glassed up a great buck with Matt and Tom on the stalk. Sadly the buck got away and nothing hit the dirt. Towards last light we ended up glassing up the big 3x4 again but it was too late to make a stalk. Day 2 find Jesse, Tom and Matt looking for the big 3x4 while Alan and I decided to circle around to try to find the big buck we saw the day before. Alan and I glassed all morning turning up several does in the high winds but no bucks. Matt ended up tagging his great dropper buck that morning. We all met up that afternoon to do an afternoon glass. We glassed some amazing country not finding any deer, but 1 lion. Here is a picture of the lion that was taken with my iphone and the kowa digiscope adapter at 1400 yards. Day 3 Jesse, Alan, my dad and I all went back in search of the big 3x4. We glassed for several hours turning up several bucks chasing does when I glassed up what looked like a good buck over a mile away. We kept glassing checking on the buck periodically when we decided to cut the distance in half to get a better look. Once we got to 1000 yards he had bedded and we decided to move in closer while he was bedded for a closer look still. Once at 750 yards we got some good looks at the buck and the decision was made that I would take the buck if we were able to get within 500 yards. We moved up once again and got setup at 480 yards. When the buck stepped out and gave me a good shot I squeezed the trigger and watched the buck go down and then get right back up. He bedded down once more and stood back up giving me another good shot and he went down for good. This is my biggest buck to date and I could not be happier. After getting home and getting everything cleaned up I put a tight tape to him and he ended up going 106 4/8” Here are 2 short clips of the shots (again the video is taken with my iphone with the kowa digiscope adapter at 480 yards)

Thanks everybody for the congrats I am still on cloud 9! http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/37526-san-carlos-tag-filled/ Here is Part 1.

Congrats guys. Sean came into the shop after he took the bull and was beyond excited. Great job Josh on guiding to such a unique bull.

Also R100

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