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Happy Thanksgiving Tony. Thank you for your contributions that make CWT.Com such a great place. Chris

People just aren't experienced with these knives. I don't know anyone who skins an animal with the knife in an up motion away from them. If the blades were bigger and the knife heavier there would be fewer accidents. Using a little blade you tend to work closer which makes less room for error.

Looking to get some fishing in tomorrow morning.

https://www.azgfd.com/hunting/units/mesa/20b/

Maybe he died, or was just really drunk. So why wait a full year to post about it, work slow?

Sold pending meet up.

SOLD!!

Mesa.

TT

Congrats and it looks to have some nice spurs too. I have killed 4 Merriman and one Gould and all had nubs for spurs. Going to Oklahoma in the spring for Rio.

Good luck on the hunt, looks like you found a good area.

Well as it turns out I'm going to have to pass. Good luck to who ever gets him.

TTT

Can I come meet the parents?

Great dogs for sure. I'd take him but with the holidays coming and a trip to NYC money is a little tighter this season. How flexible are you on the price?

Maybe he's getting revenge, better watchout Firstcoueswasaspike. LOL

Well my first spot just had some mule deer doe so I moved a few miles later that day and hunted it the next morning. About an hour after sunrise I glassed up a buck, small 4x4 mulie. Then a short time later a couple of mulie doe about 140 yards odd and then a small mulie doe at about 500 yards. I know their areas overlap so I stuck around and finally glassed up a coues doe with a weird white fuzzy tail. I would have enjoyed it more if it weren't so hot and the stinking fighter jets would have not been flying overnight until 3AM. Camped next to a couple of guys who had their sons with them for the first few day and managed a couple of small bucks for them but they hadn't seen any other bucks and hunted a few miles from me and said they were running into mule deer quite a bit too.

I guess the old saying a dull knife is more dangerous than a sharp knife need some rethinking. Glad you had cell service.

Glad you got it out. http://www.arizona4x4offroadrecovery.com/

Cool looking buck.

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Fenix. I have a hand held too. I use the 3500mA rechargable batteries. Both have 5 levels and are 1000 Lumens and will last a long time on charges. Made from extruded aluminum.

I have a 1955 in 243 for sale, comes with Leupold rings and bases. Asking $850.

If it doesn't work out for you let me know and I'll give you a refund.

I never hunted much growing up, just twice with my dad. When I moved to the great state of Arizona I got the bug. Started out solo and was very green. Managed to get a spike. One of the guys I worked with was from Michigan and we started hunting together and he taught me a lot, back in the mid 80's. We hunted mostly predators and honed our skills shooting High Power Silhouette. In the off season we would go to Congress and shoot jacks. Back in the day we would hunt 29 every year when tags were guarnteed and stay for a week or 10 days. Then he moved and I went back to hunting solo. When my kids were born I would take them and my son became my hunting buddy for big game until last year when he had a series of heart attacks, about 8 in one night and then another one three weeks later. We still bird hunt be he can't do hill anymore so I'm back to solo. I always see to do better when hunting solo but my eyes aren't so good at spotting to pick out deer, even with 15's. I don't mind camping by myself but it sure is good to have people back in camp at the end of the day to talk to. Sorry for being so long winded. Had a major screw up today and drove to 36A from Mesa and forgot to toss that 50# Kodiak in the truck so I came back after hunting all day. Only saw some doe's but I'm headed back in the morning and coming back Wednesday evening. I enjoy the beauty and solace.